Just 9 Days Until the 2026 FIFA World Cup: Official Group-Stage Kit Schedule Revealed

With only nine days remaining until the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, journalist Leonardo Bertozzi has unveiled FIFA's official match coordination chart, while Wiki Kit has compiled the complete group-stage kit assignments based on the document.



According to the schedule, teams such as Portugal, the Netherlands, Japan, and Belgium will wear their home kits in all three of their group-stage matches. Meanwhile, sides including Argentina, Spain, and Germany are set to wear their away kits once during the group stage.

One of the standout fixtures comes in the final round of Group Stage action, where Spain and Uruguay will both take the field in their away kits.

Perhaps the most eye-catching detail involves Brazil and France. Both teams are expected to use three different kit combinations during the group stage. In addition to their traditional home and away strips, each team will wear white shorts in one match due to a color clash between their regular shorts and the opponent's kit. Brazil's red goalkeeper kit is also set to make its first appearance at the tournament.



Group-Stage Kit Schedule for Selected Teams
South Korea: Home – Away – Home
Brazil: Home – Away – Home (White Shorts)
Germany: Home – Home – Away
Netherlands: Home – Home – Home
Japan: Home – Home – Home
Belgium: Home – Home – Home
Spain: Home – Home – Away
Uruguay: Home – Home – Away
France: Home – Home (White Shorts) – Away
Argentina: Home – Home – Away
Portugal: Home – Home – Home
England: Home – Home – Away
Croatia: Away – Home – Home