The 2030 World Cup takes place 100 years since the first tournament, and is jointly hosted by the Morocco, Spain and Portugal. The next World Cup will be hosted between Africa and Europe, as well as South America, with three of the opening matches are to be held in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay. The tournament takes place from from 8 June to 21 July 2030. The competition sees The top two from each group, plus the eight best third-placed sides, advanced to a new Round of 32 - and the knockout rounds are already throwing up some surprises. Use this hub for the latest odds, the full group breakdown, our knockout bracket, daily fixtures and previews from Ladbrokes’ football team.