Conmebol Qualifiers: fixtures, time and where is the next match round to FIFA World Cup 2026
Find out which teams are in action and the full schedule for the FIFA World Cup CONMEBOL Qualifiers.
CONMEBOL qualification for the 2026 World Cup is underway, with teams battling to secure their positions in the fiercely competitive South American group. Each nation will play 18 matches in a round-robin format, making the journey to the World Cup both lengthy and tough.
With six automatic spots available and one playoff berth, every match is crucial in the pursuit of World Cup dreams. Here is what you need to know.
Remaining CONMEBOL World Cup qualifying
The next match will be in June, when the European club season is concluded.
Match day 15
| Date | Time | Match |
| June 4 | TBD | Colombia vs. Peru |
| June 4 | TBD | Paraguay vs. Uruguay |
| June 4 | TBD | Ecuador vs. Brazil |
| June 4 | TBD | Venezuela vs. Bolivia |
| June 4 | TBD | Chile vs. Argentina |
Match day 16
| Date | Time | Match |
| June 9 | TBD | Brazil vs. Paraguay |
| June 9 | TBD | Uruguay vs. Venezuela |
| June 9 | TBD | Peru vs. Ecuador |
| June 9 | TBD | Argentina vs. Colombia |
| June 9 | TBD | Bolivia vs. Chile |
Match day 17
| Date | Time | Match |
| September 9 | TBD | Paraguay vs. Ecuador |
| September 9 | TBD | Argentina vs. Venezuela |
| September 9 | TBD | Uruguay vs. Peru |
| September 9 | TBD | Colombia vs. Bolivia |
| September 9 | TBD | Brazil vs. Chile |
Match day 18
| Date | Time | Match |
| September 14 | TBD | Ecuador vs. Argentina |
| September 14 | TBD | Chile vs. Uruguay |
| September 14 | TBD | Bolivia vs. Brazil |
| September 14 | TBD | Venezuela vs. Colombia |
| September 14 | TBD | Peru vs. Paraguay |
How does CONMEBOL World Cup 2026 qualifying works
The CONMEBOL qualification process for the 2026 FIFA World Cup sees all 10 member nations competing in a round-robin format, where each team plays 18 matches—one at home and one away against each opponent. Points are awarded as follows: three for a win, one for a draw, and none for a loss.
Thanks to the expanded World Cup format, the top six teams in CONMEBOL standings will automatically secure a spot in the tournament. The team finishing in seventh place will enter an inter-confederation playoff, giving them a second opportunity to qualify.
Final rankings are based on points, goal difference, and goal scored. This qualification system is regarded as one of the most challenging in global football, particularly due to the high-altitude home matches played by teams like Bolivia and Ecuador.