World Cup 2030 to be held across THREE continents and England

THE 2030 World Cup will be held in SIX countries across THREE continents.

In a remarkable deal stitched together by Fifa President Gianni Infantino, the opening three matches of the tournament will be played in South America.

That will see the first match played in the Uruguayan capital Montevideo, followed by Argentina hosting a game in Buenos Aires, before the third fixture is held in Asuncion, Paraguay.

The six teams involved in those games will then fly across the Atlantic, with the rest of the tournament shared between Morocco, Portugal and Spain.

England could be one of the teams involved, meaning the Three Lions would have to travel approximately 6,500 miles to South America for their first match.

They would then have to travel the same distance back to Europe and Africa for their remaining group games either in Spain, Portugal or Morocco.