The group stage of the 2026 World Cup concluded with only three teams—Argentina, France, and Mexico—achieving perfect records by winning all their matches. Among these, Mexico stands out as the only team to win all three games without conceding a single goal.

Playing on home soil, Mexico showcased their prowess in Group A, defeating South Africa 2-0, South Korea 1-0, and the Czech Republic 3-0, ending the group stage with a flawless record of nine points. This remarkable performance not only highlights their defensive strength but also their attacking capabilities.

In addition to Mexico, Spain is another team that has yet to concede a goal after three matches, although they managed only two wins and one draw in their group.

In Group I, France demonstrated their status as a perennial favorite for the championship. The French team triumphed over Senegal with a score of 3-1, Iraq 3-0, and Norway 4-1, scoring a total of 10 goals while allowing just two to slip past them.

Meanwhile, the reigning champions Argentina also proved their class in Group J. Led by Lionel Scaloni, they secured victories against Algeria (3-0), Austria (2-0), and Jordan (3-1), netting eight goals and conceding only once, resulting in a goal difference of +7. Lionel Messi continued to shine, contributing six goals as they advanced to the knockout stage.