Host countries
Spain, Portugal and Morocco host the 2030 World Cup, with centenary matches in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay.
Spain
Spain has the most proposed venues of any host, spread from Madrid and Barcelona to Bilbao, Seville and the Canary Islands. It last hosted the World Cup in 1982.
Portugal
Portugal's matches are planned for three stadiums in Lisbon and Porto, all built for Euro 2004. It is Portugal's first World Cup as a host.
Morocco
Morocco proposes six venues, including a planned 115,000-seat stadium near Casablanca. It is the second World Cup hosted in Africa, after South Africa in 2010.
Uruguay
Uruguay hosted and won the first World Cup in 1930. It hosts one centenary match in Montevideo to mark 100 years of the tournament.
Argentina
Argentina, runner-up in 1930, hosts one centenary match in Buenos Aires.
Paraguay
Paraguay, home of South America's football confederation CONMEBOL, hosts one centenary match in Asunción.