Every Match, Every Date, Mapped Out for Fans

Plan your viewing around the full tournament calendar, from group openers to the final whistle, all in one clear list.

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Upcoming Matches

The next few weeks of fixtures, listed in order so you never miss a kickoff

Fri 17 Jul 16:00
Portugal vs Ghana Matchday 1 of the knockout round
Round of 16
Sat 18 Jul 20:00
Argentina vs Japan A classic contrast in styles
Round of 16
Sun 19 Jul 16:00
France vs Morocco
Round of 16
Mon 20 Jul 20:00
Spain vs Colombia Winner faces the France-Morocco side
Round of 16
Fri 24 Jul 20:00
Winner R16 Match 1 vs Winner R16 Match 4 Bracket confirmed after Round of 16
Quarter-Final
Sat 25 Jul 16:00
Winner R16 Match 2 vs Winner R16 Match 3
Quarter-Final
Wed 29 Jul 20:00
Quarter-Finalist A vs Quarter-Finalist B One step from the final
Semi-Final
Wed 05 Aug 19:00
Semi-Final Winner 1 vs Semi-Final Winner 2 The last match of the tournament
Final
Thu 06 Aug 16:00
Semi-Final Losers A quieter but often entertaining fixture
Third-Place Play-off

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Where to Watch

Matches are shown by official broadcasters in each country, and coverage can vary widely by region. This guide is for information only — no streams, no links, just pointers to check your local listings for confirmed channels and kickoff times.

United Kingdom
BBC and ITV free-to-air, shared coverage
United States
Fox Sports and Telemundo English and Spanish-language broadcasts
Latin America
TV Globo and regional networks varies by country
Continental Europe
National public broadcasters check listings per country
Australia
SBS free-to-air, some matches subscription
Asia-Pacific
Regional sports networks coverage differs by country

Kickoff times and broadcasters vary by country, so always confirm with your local listings closer to matchday.