World Cup 2025
When we talk about World Cup 2025, the next global football showdown scheduled for 2025, featuring 48 national teams competing for the sport’s top prize. Also known as FIFA World Cup 2025, it marks a major milestone in the tournament’s evolution. The World Cup 2025 will shape fan conversations worldwide.
Organized by FIFA, the governing body that sets the rules, calendar and qualification pathways for the world’s premier football event, the tournament requires a host nation, a country chosen through a bid process to provide stadiums, infrastructure and hospitality for teams and fans. These three entities intertwine: FIFA selects the host, the host prepares venues, and the qualifiers determine which teams earn a spot. Recent qualifiers in Africa, Europe and Asia have already delivered surprises, such as Tanzania stepping into the COSAFA Cup after Morocco’s withdrawal, highlighting the dynamic nature of the road to the finals.
What’s Coming Up
Below you’ll find a curated list of articles covering everything from project updates on stadium builds, breakout performances in regional cups, to betting odds for the Club World Cup 2025 that could influence the wider football calendar. Whether you’re tracking a specific team’s journey or looking for the broader impact of the tournament on global sport, the collection below gives you the context you need to stay ahead of the game.
Scroll down to dive into the latest stories, analyses and expert opinions shaping the World Cup 2025 narrative.
England bowl out South Africa for 51, win World Cup opener by 10 wickets
England bowl out South Africa for 51 runs in the Women's Cricket World Cup opener, winning by 10 wickets as Nat Sciver-Brunt's bowl‑first gamble pays off.
