Who should you root for in the World Cup? Take our quiz to pick a country.

Decisions, decisions.

The 2026 World Cup is the largest yet, with 48 teams heading to North America to compete for the ultimate prize.

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So, who are you going to root for?

Sure, the US men’s national team might be an obvious choice for most Globe readers. But the Americans enter the quadrennial competition on rocky footing, and may not get much further than the group stage.

Plus, where’s the fun in that?

There are stars in their prime and legends maybe a bit past. Teams making their first World Cup appearance (hello, Cape Verde!) and teams that you’ve come to expect on this stage.

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It can be hard to figure out where rooting interests may lie, especially if the nations of your ancestry — apologies to our readers of Irish, Italian, or Polish descent, among others — didn’t make the cut.

So with that in mind, we compiled a not-so-scientific approach to help you pick a team to support for the next month.

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Take our quiz and find your team for the 2026 World Cup.

Which team did you get? Let us know in the comments.

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