World Cup 2026 TV and streaming schedule for every

The 2026 FIFA World Cup quarterfinals are set to start Thursday when Kylian Mbappé and France take on an upset-minded Morocco crew.

World Cup co-hosts U.S., Canada and Mexico will likely be watching from the sideline after being eradicated in the spherical of 16.

Here’s the whole lot you need to know about the World Cup matches being performed Thursday, Friday and Saturday across the U.S., Mexico and Canada (all occasions Pacific).

Thursday’s quarterfinal match

France vs. Morocco

France’s Kylian Mbappé jogs on the sector during a win over Iraq in the World Cup on June 22.

(Derik Hamilton / Associated Press)

Where: Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, Mass.
Time: 1 p.m.
TV: Fox, Telemundo | Streaming: Fox One, Peacock

The buzz: France, bidding to make its third consecutive World Cup last, needed a penalty kick from Kylian Mbappé to dispatch cussed Paraguay, a third-place crew, in the spherical of 16. France has scored 16 occasions — Mbappé has seven of them, giving him 19 profession World Cup objectives — while goalkeeper Mike Maignan has conceded just two objectives in 5 matches. Morocco, a semifinalist 4 years in the past, superior with a 3-0 win over Canada that ran its unbeaten streak to 34 video games. Azzedine Ounahi scored twice in that sport and is one of three Moroccan gamers with a number of objectives. Morocco, a former French colony, has nearly as many French-born gamers on its roster, six, as it does native Moroccans, seven.

Friday’s quarterfinal match

Spain vs. Belgium

Spain goalkeeper Unai Simón catches the ball in entrance of Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo during Spain’s round-of-16 win on July 6.

(Tony Gutierrez / Associated Press)

Where: SoFi Stadium, Inglewood
Time: Noon
TV: Fox, Telemundo | Streaming: Fox One, Peacock

The buzz: Spain is the first crew in World Cup historical past to report six consecutive shutouts and goalkeeper Unai Simón has gone 609 minutes without permitting a World Cup aim, a streak that dates to group play of the last match 4 years in the past. Spain, however, has struggled to rating constantly, accumulating a aim or less in three of its 5 video games, including a round-of-16 win over Portugal on Mikel Merino’s aim in stoppage time. Mikel Oyarzabal is Spain’s main scorer with 4 objectives. Belgium earned its place in the quarterfinals by thumping the U.S. 4-1 in Seattle in its most full sport of the match. Belgium outshot the Americans 15-7, placing seven on goal. Charles De Ketelaere had a brace in the first half and Belgium never regarded back. For an growing older golden era of Belgian gamers, including Kevin De Bruyne, Romelu Lukaku, Thibaut Courtois and Axel Witsel, this is perhaps the ultimate likelihood to grab a title.

Saturday’s quarterfinal matches

Norway vs. England

England’s Harry Kane celebrates after scoring during a win over Mexico on July 5.

(Eduardo Verdugo / Associated Press)

Where: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Fla.
Time: 2 p.m.
TV: Fox, Telemundo | Streaming: Fox One, Peacock

The buzz: The forecast calls for temperatures in the high 80s, humidity at 77% and a likelihood of rain, difficult circumstances for two groups from northern Europe. Norway, which knocked off Brazil to attain the quarterfinals for the first time, has scored 12 occasions in 5 video games — Erling Haaland has seven of those, including both against Brazil — but has conceded 9, successful just once by more than a aim. Haaland’s 39% shot-conversation price is the best in a World Cup since 1986. Unbeaten England had to intestine out a robust win in the uncommon air of Mexico City with just 10 males to attain the quarterfinals for a third straight time. Captain Harry Kane is fourth in the Golden Boot race with six objectives.

Argentina vs. Switzerland

Argentina’s Lionel Messi celebrates after scoring against Egypt on July 7 at the World Cup.

(Associated Press)

Where: Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, Mo.
Time: 6 p.m.
TV: Fox, Telemundo | Streaming: Fox One, Peacock

The buzz: Unbeaten Argentina needed three objectives in 13 minutes to keep that approach, barely escaping its round-of-16 sport with Egypt on Enzo Fernández’s aim in stoppage time. Lionel Messi’s tying aim in the 83rd minute prolonged his World Cup scoring streak to 9 video games. He entered the quarterfinals main the match with eight objectives. Switzerland, also unbeaten, eradicated Colombia on penalties to attain the quarterfinals for the first time since 1954. The Swiss have 9 objectives, three of those coming from 20-year-old Johan Manzambi, the youngest participant on the crew.