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Trump at 2026 FIFA World Cup draw

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Live Washington DC as US President Donald Trump arrives ahead of the draw for the 2026 men's World Cup.

The draw, which determines which teams face which in the group stages, will take place from 12pm local time, or 5pm UK time.

Trump will join FIFA's Gianni Infantino at the John F Kennedy Centre - a performing arts venue where Trump is chairman - to decide the fixtures.

Due to the increased number of countries taking part in the tournament, the format of the group stages has changed slightly. Instead of 32 teams being divided into eight groups, this year will see 12 groups of four.

Across the US, Canada and Mexico, for the first time ever, 48 teams will compete in football's biggest tournament.

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