New Zealand 2026 FIFA World Cup – Schedule, Results & Standings

🥝 ALL WHITES 2026 FIFA World Cup™

New Zealand World Cup 2026

Group G

3 Group Matches

Jun 15 – Jun 26, 2026

🇺🇸 Los Angeles & 🇨🇦 Vancouver

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The All Whites — OFC’s Champions Make Their Third World Cup Appearance

New Zealand make their third FIFA World Cup appearance — and first since their legendary unbeaten run at South Africa 2010. Drawn into Group G alongside Belgium, Egypt, and Iran, the All Whites play on the West Coast of North America across Los Angeles and Vancouver. Veteran striker Chris Wood, fresh off another prolific Premier League season, leads the attack alongside captain Clayton Lewis and goalkeeper Oliver Sail as New Zealand dare to dream of a historic knockout stage berth.

GROUP STAGE FIXTURES

Group G

🇮🇷

Iran

IRI

Matchday 1

Upcoming

🇳🇿

New Zealand

NZL

June 15, 2026 · Monday

9:00 PM ET (FS1)

SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, California

GROUP G

🇳🇿

New Zealand

NZL

Matchday 2

Upcoming

🇪🇬

Egypt

EGY

June 21, 2026 · Sunday

9:00 PM ET (FS1)

BC Place, Vancouver, Canada

GROUP G

🇳🇿

New Zealand

NZL

Matchday 3

Upcoming

🇧🇪

Belgium

BEL

June 26, 2026 · Friday

11:00 PM ET (Fox)

BC Place, Vancouver, Canada

GROUP G

GROUP G STANDINGS

Pre-Tournament

#	Team	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	🇧🇪Belgium	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
2	🇪🇬Egypt	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
3	🇮🇷Iran	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
4	🇳🇿New Zealand TBD	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

POTENTIAL KNOCKOUT PATH

If New Zealand Qualify

Round of 32

vs Group C
winner

If New Zealand finish 2nd in Group G

Round of 16

TBD

Based on R32 results

Best 3rd Place

Top 8 third-placed
teams also advance

Alternative route to R32

GROUP G INFO

About Group G

New Zealand make their third World Cup appearance — and their most eagerly anticipated, drawn alongside Belgium, Egypt, and Iran in Group G. All three matches are on the West Coast, with the opener against Iran at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles followed by back-to-back games at BC Place in Vancouver against Egypt and Belgium. The All Whites carry the remarkable legacy of South Africa 2010, where they became the only unbeaten team in the tournament — drawing all three group games against Slovakia, Italy, and Paraguay — yet still failed to advance. History could finally change here. Veteran striker Chris Wood is the danger man, supported by creative midfielder Clayton Lewis and the commanding goalkeeper Oliver Sail. Coach Darren Bazeley has built a resilient, well-organised side that will be determined to go one further than 2010 and reach the knockout rounds for the very first time.