In a thrilling conclusion to the World Cup 2026 qualification process, Iraq and the Democratic Republic of Congo have secured the final two spots for the tournament. Both teams fought through intense playoff matches to earn their place among the 48 nations that will compete in the expanded World Cup format. Iraq’s qualification marks a significant achievement for Asian football, while DR Congo’s success represents a major milestone for Central African soccer. The 2026 World Cup, jointly hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, will feature these newly qualified teams alongside other nations in what promises to be the most inclusive World Cup in history.
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