The FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 concluded in Belgium and the Netherlands, with Germany winning the men’s title and Argentina lifting the women’s trophy.
Germany successfully defended its championship by defeating Spain 1–0 in the men’s final at Wavre, Belgium. The victory gave Germany its fourth men’s World Cup title, drawing level with Pakistan’s record.
Men’s Hockey World Cup 2026
- Champion: Germany
- Runner-up: Spain
- Final score: Germany defeated Spain 1–0
- Bronze: Argentina, which defeated the Netherlands 2–1
- Germany became the first men’s team to win consecutive FIH Hockey World Cup titles on two separate occasions.
- The title was Germany’s fourth World Cup, equalling Pakistan’s record.
Men’s Individual Awards
- Best Player: Tomas Domene (Argentina)
- Top Scorer: Tomas Domene (Argentina)
- Best Goalkeeper: Luis Calzado (Spain)
Women’s Hockey World Cup 2026
Argentina, popularly known as Las Leonas, won the women’s World Cup after defeating hosts the Netherlands in a penalty shootout.
The final ended 1–1 after regulation time, before Argentina prevailed 3–1 in the shootout.
- Champion: Argentina
- Runner-up: Netherlands
- Final: 1–1; Argentina won 3–1 on penalties
- Argentina’s strong campaign also helped improve its position in the FIH World Rankings.
- Best Player: Charlotte Englebert (Belgium)
- Best Young Player: Zoe Diaz (Argentina)