​The final day of the 2026 World Cup quarter-finals will feature two blockbuster matchups that showcase a mix of proven stars and surprise contenders. England will take on Norway in a clash likely to hinge on the stellar fronts of two absolute world-class forwards: Erling Haaland and Harry Kane. Both players have been in prolific form at the tournament, carrying their teams into the knockout stage with impressive contributions. Jude Bellingham and Martin Ødegaard aren’t far behind, providing creative sparks in midfield and adding to the tactical intrigue of the fixture.
On the other side, Argentina’s title defense resumes against Switzerland, a team that has quietly climbed through the rounds with two scrappy wins in the knockout stage. Switzerland have flown under the radar and are now within sight of their first ever World Cup semi-final. This sets the stage for a dramatic encounter as Argentina aim to prove their mettle with Messi still at the helm, while Switzerland seek to upset the odds and push deeper into the tournament.
To help fans follow the action, here is a complete guide on how to watch today’s World Cup matches, including kick-off times, broadcast networks, and streaming options.
Complete guide to all the players
A visual guide to every stadium
The full draw
Golden Boot leaders
Time (ET): 5:00 p.m.
Stadium: Hard Rock Stadium (Miami)
United States: Fox / Telemundo (Stream on Fubo)
Canada: TSN (Stream)
United Kingdom: ITV1 (Stream)
Australia: SBS (Stream)
If there was any doubt about Norway’s threat at this World Cup, their victory in the Round of 16 over Brazil put those concerns to rest. With Haaland leading the line, Ødegaard driving the attack from midfield, and players like Oscar Bobb and Andreas Schjelderup providing options off the bench, Norway could turn their first-ever World Cup quarter-final into a historic first-ever semi-final. England, by contrast, showed their resolve to see off Mexico at the Estadio Azteca, but they will need to elevate their level further to reach the semi-finals. That said, England’s depth and talent should still allow them to compete at the highest level, though questions about the efficiency of their attacking play under Thomas Tuchel persist.
Player to watch: Erling Haaland, Norway — Brazil learned the hard way what happens when Haaland has space around the penalty area. England will need to be disciplined and compact to deny him opportunities, which is easier said than done.
Norway team guide
England team guide
No league tables, no trophies: how Norway made sport engaging for kids
Wing wizards or worries? England and Norway face decisions on the flanks
Haaland stresses that the pressure is on England in the quarter-final with Norway
Time (ET): 9:00 p.m.
Stadium: Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City)
United States: Fox / Telemundo (Stream on Fubo)
Canada: TSN (Stream)
United Kingdom: ITV1 (Stream)
Australia: SBS (Stream)
As long as Lionel Messi remains in the Argentina lineup, they always carry a chance of defending their title. Yet, as a unit, La Albiceleste have appeared vulnerable in their knockout wins over Cape Verde and Egypt, needing a dramatic late comeback from two goals down against Egypt to secure their place in the quarter-finals. Switzerland, by contrast, have ground out their results with resilience and are now within reach of a historic semi-final appearance. This promises a compelling matchup, with Argentina seeking to demonstrate their staying power and Switzerland aiming to continue their impressive run.
Note: Additional direct schedules, streaming options, and broadcast details may update closer to kickoff. Please check your local listings for the most current information.