Three teams – Jordan, South Korea, and Uzbekistan – have qualified for the 2026 World Cup, booking their respective spots for next year's 48-team tournament held in North America.

Uzbekistan and Jordan will compete at the World Cup for the first time next summer after sealing qualification to the tournament. The Asian nations have secured World Cup qualification for the ...

Uzbekistan and Jordan qualify for the first time. Indonesia's Thom Haye, right, celebrates with his teammates after their victory over China during the World Cup 2026 group C Asia qualifying ...

Uzbekistan and Jordan Make History. ... Fellow AFC side Jordan will also feature at their first World Cup next summer, while South Korea joined the party after their 2–0 win over Iraq in June.

For Central Asian nations, the report includes procedures for exporting pharmaceuticals and medical devices to Uzbekistan and ...

Uzbekistan and Jordan will look to secure debut appearances at the World Cup as the pair on Thursday attempt to confirm their progress to next year's finals while South Korea are also closing in ...

Uzbekistan and Jordan made history on Thursday by qualifying for their first World Cup, while the pair will be joined in next year's tournament by perennial participants South Korea. In Group B ...

China slumped out of World Cup contention before Uzbekistan and Jordan qualified for the first time. South Korea secured an 11th straight appearance at the men’s World Cup finals with ...

Uzbekistan and Jordan made history on Thursday by qualifying for their first World Cup, while the pair will be joined in next year's tournament by perennial participants South Korea.

Uzbekistan and Jordan made history on Thursday by qualifying for their first World Cup, while the pair will be joined in next year's tournament by perennial participants South Korea.