The expanded 48-team format opened the door for four nations to make their World Cup debut in 2026, each writing a new chapter in their football history. Spin this wheel to land on Cape Verde, the only debutant to reach the knockout stage, Curaçao, the smallest country by population ever to qualify for a World Cup, Jordan, one of a record eight Arab nations at the tournament, or Uzbekistan, representing Central Asia on football's biggest stage for the very first time. This wheel sticks to what's actually true about the World Cup, nothing invented.
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