When and how to see the Guatemala group towards the 2026 World Cup

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When and how to see the Guatemala group towards the 2026 World Cup

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The Guatemala selection will meet its rivals for the last round of the Concacaf on the road to World Cup 2026.

Nicolás Samayoa de Guatemala celebrates a goal against the Dominican Republic.

Nicolás Samayoa de Guatemala celebrates a goal against the Dominican Republic. (Free Press Photo: EFE)

This Thursday, June 12, Concacaf will carry out, starting at 5:00 p.m., the draw of the final phase of the tie to the United States Cup, Mexico and Canada 2026.

The event will be able to continue live on digital press and Guatevisión platforms through special transmission from 4:45 p.m., with all the details of the draw of the Concacaf tie.

CLOCK ICON June 12, 2025, 13.50h

How is the raffle format?

The raffle will begin with the bass drum 1. The first drawn team will be located in Group A, position A1; The second group B team, position B1, and the third team of Group C, position C1. The same process for bombs 2, 3 and 4 will be followed, assigning teams sequentially to groups A, B and C. At the end of the raffle, each group will consist of four teams, with a equipment of each hype.

CLOCK ICON June 12, 2025, 13.25h

Where to see live the draw of the Concacaf Qualifiers

Free Press and Guatevisión will carry out a special transmission on their digital platforms where all the details of the raffle will be covered.

CLOCK ICON June 12, 2025, 13.00h

CONCACAF establishes the bombs

The selections that will be standard heads for the raffle are Panama, Costa Rica and Jamaica, which occupy the best positions of the entire Concacaf region, outside the already classified United States, Mexico and Canada.

Bombo 2 will be made up of the next three best selections located in the ranking, which are currently Honduras, El Salvador and Curacao.

Guatemala will be accompanied in Bombo 3 by Haiti and Trinidad and Tobago, while Nicaragua, Surinam and Bermuda are listed.

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