All FIFA World Cup 2026 Matches to Have a Single Official Betting Data Supplier for the First Time

FIFA has entered into an agreement with Stats Perform for the provision of official betting data, with the 2026 FIFA World Cup forming a central part of the partnership, the federation has announced.

All matches of the 2026 World Cup — a total of 104 games in the expanded tournament format — will, for the first time, be covered by a single official provider of betting data and video streaming services for licensed bookmakers worldwide.

According to FIFA, Stats Perform has become the organisation’s first-ever global partner in this segment. The agreement runs for three years and will remain in force until 2029. Under its terms, Stats Perform will be responsible for the collection, processing and distribution of official match data, as well as the delivery of FIFA match video streams within bookmaker platforms in approved jurisdictions.

In addition to the 2026 men’s World Cup, the agreement also covers other FIFA competitions, including:

• the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Brazil;
• FIFA Futsal World Cups for men and women;
• FIFA youth tournaments, including the U-20 World Cups;
• the FIFA Intercontinental Cup;
• thousands of national association matches streamed via the FIFA+ platform.

As noted by Gambling Park, the partnership also includes an integrity component. Under the agreement, Stats Perform will provide FIFA with analytical support for monitoring betting markets, including analysis of betting volumes and odds movements across licensed operators.