FIP Padel World Cup 2026
Doha, Qatar | 2–7 NovemberThe latest results, standings and fixtures from the men's and women's World Cup, updated after every session. Tie scores only, no noise.
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Daily standings, results and fixture graphics go out on Instagram as soon as each session ends.
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Men – after day twoGroup A
W-L PTS
ARG
6-0
4
FRA
4-2
3
NED
2-4
3
AUS
0-6
2
Group B
W-L PTS
ESP
6-0
4
SWE
3-3
3
PAR
3-3
3
UAE
0-6
2
Group C
W-L PTS
POR
6-0
4
CHI
3-3
3
GER
2-4
3
QAT
1-5
2
Group D
W-L PTS
ITA
6-0
4
BRA
6-0
4
USA
0-6
2
MEX
0-6
2
W-L is the record in matches. Points: two for a tie won, one for a tie lost. Top two in each group go through.
At a glance
day two in five lines- Holders Argentina beat the Netherlands 3-0 and are the only team in Group A with two wins
- Italy beat Mexico 3-0 and go top of Group D, level with Brazil on points and rubbers
- Portugal beat Germany 3-0 to lead Group C; Chile edge Qatar 2-1
- Spain beat Paraguay 3-0, and Sweden beat the United Arab Emirates 3-0 to go second in Group B
- France bounce back from their opening defeat with a 3-0 win over Australia
ARG
FRA
ESP
UAE
POR
CHI
ITA
BRA
Standings
Women – after day threeGroup A
W-L PTS ESP
9-0
6
BRA
4-5
4
GBR
3-6
4
GER
2-7
4
Group B
W-L PTS ARG
9-0
6
FRA
5-4
5
BEL
4-5
4
CHI
0-9
3
Group C
W-L PTS ITA
9-0
6
SWE
6-3
5
INA
2-7
4
EGY
1-8
3
Group D
W-L PTS NED
7-2
6
POR
6-3
5
USA
5-4
4
PAR
0-9
3
W-L is the record in matches. Points: two for a tie won, one for a tie lost. Top two in each group go through.
At a glance
day three in six lines- Holders Spain beat Brazil 3-0 to win Group A without losing a match in the group stage
- Great Britain beat Germany 3-0, Phillips and Tordoff coming from a set down in the last match; Brazil, Great Britain and Germany finish on four points, with Brazil second on matches won
- Argentina beat France 3-0 to win Group B, and France go through in second
- Belgium beat Chile 3-0, Sermant and Vierendeels coming from a set down to take the last match
- Italy beat Sweden 3-0 to win Group C, with both teams through; Indonesia beat Egypt 2-1
- The Netherlands beat Portugal 2-1 to win Group D, Koek and Luttikhuis taking the decider 7-5 7-6; the United States beat Paraguay 3-0
ESP
GER
ARG
CHI
ITA
EGY
POR
USA
Fixtures
Women – quarter-finals, Thursday 5 November
Pairings and order of play to be confirmed by FIP
ESP
V
BRA
GER
V
GBR
ARG
V
FRA
BEL
V
CHI
ITA
V
SWE
EGY
V
INA
NED
V
POR
USA
V
PAR
Men – day three, Wednesday 4 November
In play now – from 18:00 Doha | 16:00 CET | 10:00 ET
ARG
V
FRA
NED
V
AUS
ESP
V
UAE
SWE
V
PAR
POR
V
CHI
GER
V
QAT
ITA
V
BRA
USA
V
MEX
The group stage runs Monday to Wednesday. The top two in each group go through to the quarter-finals, with the finals on Saturday 7 November. The International Padel Federation publishes each day's order of play the evening before.
Previous days at a glance
Day two, Tuesday 3 November
Men
- Argentina open the defence of their title 3-0 against Australia, dropping three games in three matches
- The Netherlands beat France 2-1 in the tie of the day, Van Opstal and Prins winning the decider in three sets
- Germany come from 1-1 to beat Chile 2-1; Boehnke and Merten take the deciding match after losing the first set
- Spain beat Sweden 3-0, though Yanguas and Goñi needed three sets for their point
- Hosts Qatar lose 3-0 to Portugal on Centre Court; Paraguay, Italy and Brazil also win 3-0
Women
- Germany come from a match down to beat Brazil 2-1, with Kurz and Blaschke and then Hering and Plümer winning in straight sets
- Holders Spain beat Great Britain 3-0 and concede three games across the three matches
- Argentina beat Belgium 3-0 and France beat Chile 3-0, the French dropping three games all day
- Italy beat Indonesia 3-0 and Sweden beat Egypt 3-0, Girdo and Sjöland needing three sets to open the Swedish win
- The Netherlands beat the United States 2-1 after Dubins and Rodriguez Sanchez take the opening match for the US
- Portugal beat Paraguay 3-0; Spain, Argentina, France, Italy, Sweden, Portugal and the Netherlands all have two wins from two
Day one, Monday 2 November
Men
- Argentina open the defence of their title 3-0 against Australia, dropping three games in three matches
- The Netherlands beat France 2-1 in the tie of the day, Van Opstal and Prins winning the decider in three sets
- Germany come from 1-1 to beat Chile 2-1; Boehnke and Merten take the deciding match after losing the first set
- Spain beat Sweden 3-0, though Yanguas and Goñi needed three sets for their point
- Hosts Qatar lose 3-0 to Portugal on Centre Court; Paraguay, Italy and Brazil also win 3-0
Women
- Holders Spain beat Germany 3-0 and concede two games across the three matches
- France edge Belgium 2-1 in the closest tie of the day after Wyckaert and Mestach level it for Belgium
- Argentina, Italy and the Netherlands all win 3-0 without dropping a set
- Sweden beat Indonesia 3-0, but two of the three matches go to a third set
- Portugal beat the United States 2-1; Morga Alonso and Beltramino win the last match for the US
- Brazil beat Great Britain 3-0, with GB missing Catherine Rose through illness
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Standings after every day, the results of every tie and the next day's fixtures, in one post each morning. Follow World Padel Network for the latest updates from Doha.
FIP World Cup 2026: the basics
When and where is the FIP World Cup 2026?
From Monday 2 to Saturday 7 November 2026 at the Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex in Doha, Qatar. It is the third time Qatar has hosted the tournament.
How does the competition work?
Sixteen men's and sixteen women's national teams are split into four groups of four. Each team plays the other three in its group, one tie per day from Monday to Wednesday. The top two in each group go through to the quarter-finals, and the finals are on Saturday 7 November.
How is a tie decided, and how do the standings work?
Every tie is best of three matches, so a 3-0 or 2-1 win. In the group tables, W-L is the team's record in matches, and PTS follows the International Padel Federation's scoring: two points for a tie won and one for a tie lost.
Who are the defending champions?
Argentina won the men's title in Doha in 2024, beating Spain in the final. Spain's women beat Argentina in the 2024 final and are chasing a seventh World Cup in a row.
Where can I watch the matches?
Worldwide, matches are streamed on the International Padel Federation's YouTube channel, @padelfip, and on Red Bull TV in select territories. Coverage varies by broadcaster, and any court your local broadcaster doesn't show is available on YouTube @padelfip. Live scores are on padelfip.com.
Which TV channel shows the World Cup in my country?
beIN Sports in Australia and New Zealand, Canada, France and Monaco, the Middle East and North Africa, Southeast Asia, Turkey and the USA. ESPN in the Caribbean and South and Central America. Movistar Plus+ in Spain and Andorra. Sport TV in Portugal. SuperTennis Padel in Italy. bTV in Bulgaria. SPTV in Croatia. Magenta TV in Greece. Sport 6 in Israel. Everywhere else, watch on YouTube @padelfip.
How often is this page updated?
After every session, usually within a couple of hours of the last tie finishing. The results graphics go out on Instagram first, so follow World Padel Network there for the earliest update.
