​The 2026 World Cup has reached the Knockout Stage, with matches taking place across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Fans can catch all the action on Fox and FS1 as teams compete to advance or face elimination. If you’re tuning in, you might be curious about who will be calling the game you’re watching. We’ve got you covered with the broadcast team for the England vs. Norway fixture on Fox, scheduled for Saturday, July 11.
John Strong will handle play-by-play duties, bringing the play-by-play narrative to the match. He will be joined in the booth by Stu Holden, who serves as the analyst. Rounding out the primary broadcast team is Mark Clattenburg, serving as the rules expert to provide clarifications on any officiating questions that arise during the game. On the sideline, Geoff Shreeves will deliver reports and insights from the touchline.
Beyond Fox’s English-language broadcast, fans will have access to Spanish-language coverage throughout the tournament. Telemundo will provide full Spanish broadcasts, and those games will also be streamed on Peacock for fans who prefer to watch in Spanish or on a different platform.
So, in short, for the England vs. Norway match on Fox this Saturday, you’ll hear John Strong on play-by-play, Stu Holden as the analyst, Mark Clattenburg offering the rules perspective, and Geoff Shreeves reporting from the sidelines. If you’re looking for Spanish-language coverage, Telemundo’s broadcasts and Peacock streaming will have you covered. The quarterfinals game in question is Match No. 99 and will be played at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, with kickoff scheduled for 5:00 PM ET on Saturday.
Enjoy the game and the 2026 World Cup experience, whether you’re watching on Fox, FS1, Telemundo, or Peacock.