Make your predictions for the last two games of World Cup 2026

What the report says

BBC Sport Football is promoting its World Cup 2026 predictor game, inviting readers to forecast the outcomes of the tournament’s final selected fixtures. The page, headlined around predictions for the last two games, says users must submit picks before the first match in the relevant round begins and notes that a signed football is available through prize draws.

According to BBC Sport’s page, the game asks users to choose between simple match outcomes. For fixtures where a draw is possible, players select a home win, draw or away win; for knockout-style fixtures requiring a winner, they choose one of the two teams. Once predictions are submitted, they cannot be edited, and results update after the relevant matches are completed.

The feature also tracks participation through a “current streak,” rounds played and a round score. BBC Sport says playing consecutive rounds builds the streak, while missing a round resets it. The FAQ adds that users who sign in may need functional cookies enabled to retain predictions, and personalisation settings are recommended for the full experience.

This is an audience-engagement feature rather than a conventional match report. The supplied BBC page includes a long round-by-round World Cup predictor interface with past results and an active final stage, but it does not provide a narrative preview of the last two games or identify, in the excerpt supplied, the specific teams involved in those final fixtures.