BBC Sport has launched a new World Cup predictor game for this year’s tournament, giving fans the chance to forecast the outcome of every match across the BBC Sport website and app.
The competition features 48 teams and 104 matches, and users can make their predictions throughout the tournament. The game is designed to let supporters test their knowledge by picking what they think will happen in each fixture.
How the World Cup predictor game works
The new predictor game covers every match at the World Cup, with players asked to choose the result they expect from the full schedule. BBC Sport says the game is available across its website and app, making it easy for fans to take part wherever they are following the tournament.
With so many teams and fixtures involved, the predictor offers a simple way for viewers to stay engaged with the World Cup from the opening games through to the final. It adds another interactive feature to BBC Sport’s coverage of the tournament.
BBC Sport expands World Cup coverage
The launch comes as part of BBC Sport’s wider World Cup coverage. The broadcaster has also published guidance on how to watch the World Cup on the BBC, helping audiences follow the action across its platforms.
Published on 9 June 2026 at 09:24 BST, the article introduces the predictor as a new way for fans to get involved with one of football’s biggest events. With 48 teams competing across 104 matches, the game gives supporters a chance to compare their predictions with the actual results as the tournament unfolds.
BBC Sport’s new World Cup predictor game is now available for fans who want to predict every result and track their progress across the tournament.
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