​MIAMI GARDENS — England’s Declan Rice is on the scoresheet early in South Florida’s final World Cup match.Rice scored a goal against France in the third minute on Saturday, July 18 at Hard Rock Stadium to make the score 1-0.The English midfielder shot from outside the box after intercepting a pass near midfield and driving unimpeded to the French penalty box. Rice has come under criticism in the English press after the “Three Lions” lost 2-1 to Argentina in the World Cup semifinals on Wednesday, July 15. Scottish pundit Graeme Souness questioned whether Rice was truly a midfielder or would be better off playing in an entirely defensive role as a center back.3RD MINUTE GOAL FOR ENGLAND 🚨It’s the captain Declan Rice to put the Three Lions ahead! pic.twitter.com/DJwQiZTeCj— FOX Sports (@FOXSports) July 18, 2026Watch the World Cup live on Fubo (free trial)Here’s what to know about today’s match, including the latest odds, predictions and how to watch on TV and streaming:What channel is England vs France on today?TV channel: Fox (English) | Telemundo (Spanish)Live stream: Fubo | Peacock (Spanish)The World Cup game between France and England will be broadcast in English on Fox and in Spanish on Telemundo. What time does France play England today at World Cup?Date: Saturday, July 18Start time: 5 p.m. ETFrance vs. England in the 2026 World Cup is scheduled to kick off at 5 p.m. Saturday, July 18.Where is France playing today in World Cup?Today’s World Cup match between France and England will be played at Hard Rock Stadium — which FIFA is calling Miami Stadium for the World Cup — home of the NFL’s Miami Dolphins and college football’s Miami Hurricanes.France vs England live stream todayStreaming options for the game include Fubo, which carries both Fox and Telemundo, and Peacock for the Spanish-language feed.England vs France odds, lineOdds according to BetMGM:Money line: France -110, Tie +270, England +270Over/under: 3.5 goalsFrance vs England predictionsSeth Vertelney, USA TODAY: France 3, England 1Ben Knapton, Sports Mole: France 2, England 1Byron David, Goal.com: France 2, England 1Richard Parry, Squawka: France 2, England 1Dimers.com: France 1, England 1 (France wins on penalties)This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: Declan Rice scores early World Cup goal vs. France in Miami