World Cup 2030 Complete Guide — Simulator, Predictor, Hosts & Dates

Updated 27 September 2026 — your one-stop hub for the FIFA World Cup 2030™ centenary edition.

Quick answer: The 2030 World Cup is co-hosted by Morocco, Portugal and Spain (8 June – 21 July 2030), with centenary matches in Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay. The best place to start is the free World Cup 2030 simulator & predictor — then use this guide for hosts, qualifiers, calendar and tickets.

Run the tool → World Cup 2030 Simulator & Predictor · 2030 edition page · Qualifiers · Calendar

Why World Cup Ranking for 2030?

Google Search data shows users search “world cup 2030 simulator”, “2030 world cup predictor” and related phrases more than almost any other future-tournament query. We built:

Tool / pageWhat you get
2030 SimulatorFree bracket, Round of 32, champion probabilities
2030 EditionHosts, stadiums, centenary story, FAQs
2030 QualifiersConfederation paths to 2030
2030 CalendarKey dates 8 Jun – 21 Jul 2030

World Cup 2030 at a glance

  • Hosts (main): Morocco 🇲🇦 · Portugal 🇵🇹 · Spain 🇪🇸
  • Centenary matches: Uruguay 🇺🇾 · Argentina 🇦🇷 · Paraguay 🇵🇾
  • Dates: 8 June – 21 July 2030
  • Format: 48 teams (same as 2026)
  • Final venue (target): Spain (per FIFA calendar)

Deep dive → World Cup 2030 dates · Who is hosting 2030?


Simulator vs predictor — same free tool

Searchers use both words. Our 2030 simulator is a predictor too: ELO + FIFA strength, knockout bracket, unlimited runs, no signup.

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Host nation guides


Tickets & planning


FAQ

What is the World Cup 2030 simulator?

A free online bracket tool at https://worldcupranking.com/world-cup-2030-simulator/ — project groups, knockouts and champion odds for the centenary edition.

Who hosts World Cup 2030?

Morocco, Portugal and Spain (main tournament) plus centenary fixtures in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay.

When is World Cup 2030?

8 June – 21 July 2030. See 2030 calendar.

Is the 2030 predictor free?

Yes — unlimited simulations on our 2030 simulator page.


Sources & official context