History
The World Cup Timeline
Every tournament since 2002, one era at a time.
World Cup 2002Yokohama, Japan
May 31 – Jun 30
History
First World Cup in Asia
The tournament in South Korea and Japan was the first World Cup held in Asia and the first ever co-hosted by two nations.
Final
Champions
Brazil
BRA
Runner-up
Germany
GER
32
Teams
64
Matches
161
Goals
World Cup 2006Berlin, Germany
Jun 9 – Jul 9
History
The night of the headbutt
The final is remembered for Zinedine Zidane's headbutt on Marco Materazzi in extra time — a red card in the last match of his career.
Final
(5–3 pens.)
Champions
Italy
ITA
Runner-up
France
FRA
32
Teams
64
Matches
147
Goals
World Cup 2010Johannesburg, South Africa
Jun 11 – Jul 11
History
Football arrives in Africa
South Africa's tournament was the first World Cup ever held on African soil.
Final
Champions
Spain
ESP
Runner-up
Netherlands
NED
32
Teams
64
Matches
145
Goals
World Cup 2014Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Jun 12 – Jul 13
History
The Mineirazo
Germany's 7–1 win over hosts Brazil in the semi-final remains the heaviest defeat in World Cup semi-final history.
Final
Champions
Germany
GER
Runner-up
Argentina
ARG
32
Teams
64
Matches
171
Goals
World Cup 2018Moscow, Russia
Jun 14 – Jul 15
History
A teenager writes history
Kylian Mbappé, aged 19, became the first teenager since Pelé in 1958 to score in a World Cup final.
Final
Champions
France
FRA
Runner-up
Croatia
CRO
32
Teams
64
Matches
169
Goals
World Cup 2022Lusail, Qatar
Nov 20 – Dec 18
History
World Cup in the desert winter
Qatar 2022 was the first World Cup held in the Middle East and the first ever played in the northern-hemisphere winter.
Final
(4–2 pens.)
Champions
Argentina
ARG
Runner-up
France
FRA
32
Teams
64
Matches
172
Goals
World Cup 2026New York/New Jersey (East Rutherford), United States
Jun 11 – Jul 19
History
Three nations, one World Cup
The 2026 tournament is the first World Cup co-hosted by three nations — the United States, Canada, and Mexico — and the first played in an expanded 48-team format.
Final
Champions
Spain
ESP
Runner-up
Argentina
ARG
48
Teams
104
Matches
308
Goals