Three desks, one editorial standard
WTK Sports covers the 2026 FIFA World Cup through three editorial desks — tactical, data and guide — each owning the kind of story it is best placed to tell. Every article on this site is reported and edited by one of these desks, against the same published standards.
Meet the desks
Each desk owns a defined set of story types. Click through to a desk's archive page for its full coverage and the expertise statement that defines what it does.
How a story gets to publish
Every article on WTK Sports moves through the same four-step workflow before it goes live. The same workflow applies whether the desk is reporting a routine pre-match guide or a tactical breakdown that took several days to research.
Editorial standards in one paragraph
Sourcing from FIFA and federation primary documents. Fact-checking against at least one primary source per claim. Independence from FIFA, federations, broadcasters and sponsors — no paid placement, no sponsored content disguised as editorial. AI use is limited to research and structuring; no unedited machine output goes live. Updates and corrections carry dated editor's notes inside the article.
Contact the team
For factual corrections, source queries or editorial questions, direct message is the fastest route. We aim to respond within 48 hours.