​The complete 2026 World Cup schedule is a stunning centerpiece, with the kickoff times, dates, and venues for all 104 matches neatly organized and listed below. You can watch every game live across Universo, Telemundo, and Peacock en Español. This hub shows where each team will play across the United States, Canada, and Mexico this summer, so you can plan your viewing accordingly.
This is what it’s all about: a 48-team tournament that will take center stage around the world for six weeks. Here are all the details you need. Dates run from June 11 to July 19, 2026, with matches spread across 16 stadiums in Canada, Mexico, and the USA. All 104 games are available to stream on Peacock en Español, while Telemundo broadcasts 92 games and Universo broadcasts 12 games.
Matches and broadcast coverage:
– All games are shown on Telemundo and Peacock unless otherwise noted.
– Peacock en Español provides streaming for every match.
Key match day examples and venues:
– Thursday, July 9: Match 97 — France 2, Morocco 0 at Gillette Stadium, Boston (Recap and highlights available).
– Friday, July 10: Match 98 — Spain vs Belgium at SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles (3:00 PM ET).
– Saturday, July 11: Match 99 — Norway vs England at Hard Rock Stadium, Miami (5:00 PM ET).
– Saturday, July 11: Match 100 — Argentina vs Switzerland at Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City (9:00 PM ET).
– Tuesday, July 14: Match 101 — Winner of Match 97 vs Winner of Match 98 at AT&T Stadium, Dallas (3:00 PM ET).
– Wednesday, July 15: Match 102 — Winner of Match 99 vs Winner of Match 100 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta (3:00 PM ET).
– Saturday, July 18: Match 103 — Loser of Match 101 vs Loser of Match 102 at Hard Rock Stadium, Miami (5:00 PM ET).
– Sunday, July 19: Match 104 — Winner of Match 101 vs Winner of Match 102 at MetLife Stadium, New York/New Jersey (3:00 PM ET).
Additional group-stage and knockout results from earlier rounds include:
– Saturday, July 4: Match 90 — Canada 0, Morocco 3 (Recap and highlights).
– Saturday, July 4: Match 89 — Paraguay 0, France 1.
– Sunday, July 5: Match 91 — Brazil 1, Norway 2.
– Sunday, July 5: Match 92 — Mexico 2, England 3 (Recap and highlights).
– Monday, July 6: Match 93 — Portugal 0, Spain 1.
– Monday, July 6: Match 94 — USA 1, Belgium 4 (Recap, player ratings, Pochettino reaction).
– Tuesday, July 7: Match 95 — Argentina 3, Egypt 2 (Recap and highlights).
– Tuesday, July 7: Match 96 — Switzerland 0, Colombia 0 (4-3 on penalties).
– Sunday, June 28: Match 73 — South Africa 0, Canada 1 (Recap and highlights).
– Monday, June 29: Match 76 — Brazil 2, Japan 1 (Recap and highlights).
– Monday, June 29: Match 74 — Germany 1, Paraguay 1 (3-4 on penalties) (Recap and highlights).
– Monday, June 29: Match 75 — Netherlands 1, Morocco 1 (2-3 on penalties) (Recap and highlights).
– Tuesday, June 30: Match 78 — Ivory Coast 1, Norway 2.
– Tuesday, June 30: Match 77 — France 3, Sweden 0.
– Tuesday, June 30: Match 79 — Mexico 2, Ecuador 0.
– Wednesday, July 1: Match 80 — England 2, DR Congo 1 (Recap and highlights).
– Wednesday, July 1: Match 82 — Belgium 3, Senegal 2 after extra time.
This World Cup hub serves as the go-to guide for all scheduling, matchups, and broadcasting details. It ensures you know exactly when and where each game is taking place, as well as how you can watch each match live across your preferred platforms. Whether you’re tracking the path to the final or revisiting classic moments during the tournament, this schedule keeps you connected to every step of the competition.