Every Fixture, Every Kickoff Time, All in One Place

Plan your viewing around the full tournament calendar, from group openers to the final whistle of the knockout rounds.

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Upcoming Fixtures

The next stretch of matches across the group and knockout stages

Fri 17 Jul 18:00
Portugal vs Japan Matchday 3
Group Stage
Sat 18 Jul 21:00
Argentina vs Senegal Group decider
Group Stage
Tue 21 Jul 20:00
England vs Croatia
Round of 16
Wed 22 Jul 17:00
Brazil vs Morocco Winner faces Netherlands or Colombia
Round of 16
Thu 23 Jul 20:00
Germany vs USA
Round of 16
Mon 27 Jul 19:00
France vs South Korea
Quarter-Final
Tue 28 Jul 21:00
Spain vs Uruguay Rematch of a past group meeting
Quarter-Final
Sat 01 Aug 20:00
Winner Q1 vs Winner Q2 Confirmed once quarters conclude
Semi-Final
Sun 02 Aug 20:00
Winner Q3 vs Winner Q4 Confirmed once quarters conclude
Semi-Final

Curious How the Next Round Might Play Out?

Pair the schedule with our probability charts and expected scoreline breakdowns for every upcoming fixture.

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Where to Watch

Matches are broadcast by official rights holders in each country, and coverage can vary from region to region. This guide lists the main official broadcasters so you know where to look — always confirm with local listings closer to kickoff.

United Kingdom
BBC and ITV free-to-air
United States
FOX and Telemundo subscription may apply for streaming platforms
Latin America
TV Globo, Televisa, and regional partners varies by country
Continental Europe
Public broadcasters such as ARD/ZDF and TF1 free-to-air in most markets
Asia-Pacific
NHK, and regional sports networks check local subscription requirements
Middle East and Africa
beIN Sports and national broadcasters coverage varies by country

Kickoff times and broadcast availability differ by country, so double-check your local listings ahead of each matchday.