Plan your viewing around every fixture of the tournament

A clear, up-to-date rundown of upcoming matches, stages, and kickoff times so you never miss the games that matter to you.

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Upcoming Fixtures

Every confirmed match in chronological order, with stage and kickoff details

Fri 17 Jul 16:00

Portugal vs Morocco Matchday winner advances to quarter-finals

Round of 16

Sat 18 Jul 20:00

Argentina vs Japan

Round of 16

Sun 19 Jul 18:00

France vs Senegal Rematch of a memorable group-stage clash

Round of 16

Wed 22 Jul 20:00

Brazil vs Croatia A must-win game for both sides

Quarter-Final

Thu 23 Jul 16:00

England vs Netherlands

Quarter-Final

Fri 24 Jul 20:00

Spain vs Germany Two of the tournament's form teams meet

Quarter-Final

Tue 28 Jul 20:00

Winner QF1 vs Winner QF2 Fixture confirmed after quarter-finals conclude

Semi-Final

Wed 29 Jul 20:00

Winner QF3 vs Winner QF4

Semi-Final

Sat 01 Aug 16:00

Third Place Play-off Ahead of the final weekend

Third Place Play-off

Sun 02 Aug 18:00

Grand Final The tournament's closing match

Final

Where to Watch

Matches are broadcast by official television partners in each country, and coverage can vary by region, channel, and subscription. We list the main official broadcasters below purely as a reference — always check local listings closer to kickoff.

United Kingdom

BBC and ITV free-to-air

United States

FOX and Telemundo subscription may apply for some coverage

Latin America

regional network partners vary by country check national listings

Continental Europe

national public broadcasters in most countries free-to-air in many markets

Asia-Pacific

regional sports networks highlights after each matchday

Kickoff times and broadcaster availability differ by country, so it's worth confirming with your local listings a day or two ahead.

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