About the World Cup table
The World Cup standings track every team's progress through the 2026/27 campaign across World. The table is sorted by total points, then by goal difference and goals scored, giving you an at-a-glance view of who is competing for the title, European qualification places and who is fighting against relegation.
Each row shows a club's matches played (P), wins (W), draws (D) and losses (L), along with goals scored (GF), goals conceded (GA) and the resulting goal difference (GD). Three points are awarded for a win and one for a draw — the same scoring used by every major domestic league in world football. We update this World Cup table after every match using official data from API-Football, so the standings on this page always reflect the latest results, postponements and any deductions handed down by the league.
Use the table to compare form, identify in-form sides and follow the title race in real time. Click any club to open its dedicated team page, where you can review the latest fixtures, recent results, full squad and follow news. For the goal-scoring race, head to the World Cup top scorers page — and to see what's coming up next, the World Cup overview lists the upcoming fixtures and kick-off times.
Whether you're tracking a club chasing silverware, watching a promoted side adapt to the World Cup, or following a relegation six-pointer, this is the most complete and up-to-date World Cup standings table on Football Score.