World Cup hashtags to celebrate the beautiful game

Social media is one of the best, and easiest, ways to vent about your favorite national team. So we’ve put together a handy list of common World Cup 2022 hashtags for every nation, so you can stay on top of all the chatter during the games in Qatar.

If you know of any hashtags we missed, let us know in the comments!

*Country*	*Hashtag*
FIFA World Cup	#FIFAWorldCup

*Group A*
Qatar	#AllForAlAnnabi
Ecuador	#HaremosHistoria
Senegal	#MankoWutiNdamli
Netherlands	#NothingLikeOranje

*Group B*
England	#ThreeLions
Iran	#TeamMelli
USA	#USMNT
Wales	#ArBenYByd / #TogetherStronger

*Group C*
Argentina	#TodosJuntos
Saudi Arabia	#GreenFalcons
Mexico	#MéxicoDeMiVida
Poland	#KierunekKatar

*Group D*
France	#FiersdetreBleus
Australia	#Socceroos / #GiveIt100
Denmark	#ForDanmark
Tunisia	N/A

*Group E*
Spain	#VamosEspaña
Costa Rica	#VamosTicos / #LaSele / #FCRF
Germany	#GER
Japan	#SAMURAIBLUE

*Group F*
Belgium	#DEVILTIME
Canada	#WeCAN / #CANMNT
Morocco	#AtlasLions
Croatia	#HNS / #Vatreni

*Group G*
Brazil	#seleçãobrasileira
Serbia	#SrcemSvim
Switzerland	#natimiteuch
Cameroon	#ALLEZLESLIONS

*Group H*
Portugal	#VesteABandeira / #WearTheFlag
Ghana	#BlackStars
Uruguay	#ElEquipoQueNosUne
South Korea	#더뜨겁게theReds

Get those World Cup hashtags ready

This World Cup, Twitter and FOX Sports have partnered to make the World Cup come alive.

The partnership deal between Twitter and FOX features hundreds of near real-time match highlights (including every goal of the tournament), plus original content, weekly live analysis via Twitter Spaces featuring lively audio content around the games, interactive Q&As with FOX Soccer personalities, hand-curated Twitter moments and more.

Video clips via @FOXSports and @FOXSoccer, including custom franchises and platforms, will be available for advertisers to sponsor from FOX and through Twitter’s Amplify program.

“It’s great working with Twitter to continue to raise the bar in providing World Cup coverage on social like it’s never been done before,” said Michael Bucklin, SVP, Digital Content, FOX Sports. “We want to be there with them, fostering interaction in tried-and-true ways like match highlights, but also new and inventive ways like Twitter Spaces. It’s great to work on this collaboration with Twitter who shares in our mission in being ‘live’ and setting high watermarks for World Cup coverage on social.”