An international monitor issued 7 alerts on potential gambling violations during the 2026 World Cup, but FIFA did not identify any suspicious betting activity.

The Copenhagen Group, supported by the Council of Europe, said in a press release that 7 yellow notices were recorded during the 104 matches held in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

Yellow notices are issued when preliminary indicators point to potential violations requiring further investigation, but this does not necessarily mean manipulation. The statement clarified that no orange or red alerts were issued, which are more serious.

FIFA said in a statement that its integrity task force did not detect any suspicious betting activity or indications of match manipulation regarding any match.

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