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FIFA World Cup 2026

Qatar at the FIFA World Cup 2026

Overview

Qatar is a small, wealthy Arab emirate on a desert peninsula projecting into the Persian Gulf, Arabic‑speaking with Doha as its capital, host of major diplomatic forums and a gas‑rich economy that has invested globally in culture and sport.

Qatar have never lifted the trophy, but their best run is as World Cup group-stage regulars (2022) across 1 World Cup appearance. At the World Cup, Mohammed Muntari features prominently in the scoring charts for Qatar with 1 goal. All-time, Almoez Ali leads Qatar's senior men's scoring list with 54 goals.

At World Cup 2026, Qatar line up in Group B as AFC representatives from Asia. Group-stage fixtures against Canada, Switzerland and Bosnia and Herzegovina open a competitive first-round schedule.

Quick facts

Capital
Doha
Continent
Asia
Federation
AFC (Asia)
Group
B
FIFA ranking (Nov 2025)
#51
World Cup titles
0

Geography

Founded / established
1971
Population
2,764,600
Languages
Arabic (official); English widely used
Currency
Qatari riyal (QAR)
Area
11,586 km²
Highest point
Qurayn Abu al Bawl (103 m)
Climate
Hot desert with humid coastal summer nights
Land borders
Saudi Arabia

Football facts

Appearances
1
Best result
Group stage (2022)
Top scorer
Mohammed Muntari (1)
Debut
2022

2026 World Cup kits

  • Home kit

    Main color: maroon

World Cup history

1 World Cup appearances

YearResult
2026Qualified (2026)
2022Group stage

Frequently asked questions

Has Qatar ever won the FIFA World Cup?
No. Qatar have not won the men's World Cup; their best finish is World Cup group-stage regulars (2022).
Which group is Qatar in at World Cup 2026?
Qatar are in Group B. Group opponents include Canada, Switzerland, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
What is the capital of Qatar?
The capital city is Doha.
Which FIFA confederation does Qatar belong to?
Qatar compete under AFC (Asia).
How many World Cups has Qatar played before 2026?
Qatar had appeared in 1 FIFA World Cups prior to qualifying for 2026.
Who is Qatar's all-time leading goal scorer?
Almoez Ali leads Qatar's senior men's national team with 54 goals in FIFA-recognised matches.
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