​The World Cup quarterfinal stage will unfold today with two highly anticipated duels set to captivate fans around the globe. In the first matchup, Norway will square off against England in Miami, where the towering presence of Erling Haaland—often described as the Terminator—will be pitted against many of his former club teammates. It promises to be a clash of tactical discipline and individual brilliance as both sides chase a place in the semifinals.
Late in the evening, Lionel Messi and Argentina arrive with momentum after a dramatic Round of 16 comeback against Egypt and will aim to keep that spark alive against Switzerland. Argentina will be looking to start these knockout rounds on a stronger footing, hoping to translate their playmaking quality and Messi’s genius into a decisive victory.
Here is everything you need to know about today’s matches, including kickoff times, broadcast information, and betting odds. All times are listed in Eastern Time.
Norway vs. England kicks off at 5:00 p.m. at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. This quarterfinal will be broadcast on Fox in English and Telemundo in Spanish, with live streaming available via Fubo (which offers a free trial) and Peacock (for Spanish-language coverage). According to BetMGM, the money line is currently set with Norway and England facing various odds: a proposed trio of options around +310, +260, and -120, with the over/under betting line at 2.5 goals. The matchup will test England’s depth and experience against Norway’s rising threat, particularly given Haaland’s ability to influence proceedings in the final third.
The second quarterfinal is scheduled for a 9:00 p.m. kickoff at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri. Argentina and Switzerland will also be shown on Fox in English and Telemundo in Spanish, with streaming options through Fubo (free trial) and Peacock (Spanish). BetMGM lists the odds for this game as a mix of negative and positive lines: -145 for one side, +260 for the other, and +425 on a long shot, with the expected total at 2.5 goals. This match will be a test of Argentina’s creative prowess versus Switzerland’s organized defense, as Messi seeks to deliver another signature performance on the world stage.
For fans looking to follow along, both games offer multiple viewing options, ensuring access across language preferences and platforms. The English-language broadcasts will be on Fox, with Telemundo providing Spanish-language coverage. Fans can also rely on streaming services such as Fubo for live action and Peacock for additional Spanish-language streaming, with some services offering free trials that can help new subscribers catch the action without a long-term commitment.
As the quarterfinals unfold, the contrasts could not be more striking. Haaland’s physical presence and goal-scoring instinct pose a formidable challenge to England’s backline, which will need to stay compact and disciplined to limit the Norwegian star’s influence. On the other side of the bracket, Messi’s artistry and certainty in front of goal will be tested by Switzerland’s resilience and tactical organization, with Argentina seeking to extend their campaign by building on their attacking prowess.
Whether you’re following the narrative of Haaland’s quest to outshine familiar faces or Messi’s pursuit of another magical moment, today’s matches promise to deliver. Stay tuned for kickoffs, in-game developments, and updates on final scores as the World Cup quarterfinals take center stage. This coverage reflects the latest arrangements and viewing information available for today’s games, including television and streaming options, kickoff times, and the odds landscape as provided by BetMGM.