Add a live World Cup 2026 match tracker to your Home Assistant dashboard showing current scores, group standings, and upcoming fixtures.
Display tournament statistics like goals per match, top scorers, and biggest wins on a home automation screen updated in real time.
Use demo mode to set up and test the full dashboard layout before the tournament begins without needing a live API connection.
Install via HACS and import the pre-built dashboard to get a full multi-section World Cup view on desktop, tablet, or mobile.
Requires Home Assistant with HACS, a live data API connection is needed for real match data, but demo mode works without it.
This is a Home Assistant integration for following the FIFA World Cup 2026 tournament. Home Assistant is a popular home automation platform that lets people track all kinds of data on a dashboard in their home. This project adds World Cup match data to that dashboard so you can follow the entire tournament, covering all 48 teams, 12 groups, and 104 matches hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The integration pulls in live match data and tournament information, including current fixtures, results, group standings, goal scorers, match venues, and countdown timers to upcoming games. It also tracks which teams have qualified or been eliminated from the knockout rounds, covering every stage from the Round of 32 through to the Final. A Statistics Hub provides summary numbers across the whole tournament: total goals, goals per match, draw rates, and what percentage of games have finished with a particular scoreline pattern. A separate Tournament Records section tracks things like the biggest win, the highest-scoring match, the top-scoring team, and the best defensive record. The project includes a ready-to-import dashboard you can load directly into Home Assistant, along with a full application with sidebar navigation to move between sections like the Live Centre, Group Standings, Knockout bracket, Player Statistics, and Stadium directory. The dashboard works on desktop, tablet, and mobile. It also supports 12 languages, selectable from within the Home Assistant interface. A demo mode is included so you can set up and test the dashboard without needing a live API connection before the tournament is underway. Installation is compatible with HACS, the community package manager for Home Assistant add-ons.
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