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WC Matches is a schedule, TV guide, and broadcaster directory for every World Cup in every sport — in your language. The site covers kickoff times, which channels carry each match, and free-streaming options, from the opening group-stage fixture to the final. Right now, the active tournament is the Football World Cup 2026. See the full schedule or find out where to watch.

Football World Cup 2026

The Football World Cup 2026 runs from June 11, 2026 to July 19, 2026, across host countries the United States, Canada, and Mexico. It is the largest-ever edition of the tournament: 48 teams, 104 matches, across 16 host cities. Everything on WC Matches — schedules, kickoff times in your timezone, and a country-by-country TV guide — is drawn directly from the official tournament data. Visit the Football World Cup 2026 hub to start, or jump straight to the knockout bracket.

Where can I watch the World Cup 2026?

In the United States, FOX Sports holds English-language rights: 70 matches air free on the FOX broadcast network (no subscription needed), with 34 on FS1. Tubi streams select matches free with no account required. Telemundo carries all 104 matches in Spanish, with 92 airing free over the air. Peacock carries the full Spanish-language stream with a subscription. For full country-by-country details, see the where-to-watch guide.

Latest match

The tournament opener — and the first match of the group stage — is Mexico vs South Africa at Estadio Azteca, Mexico City. Kickoff is 19:00 UTC on Thursday, June 11, 2026. See kickoff times, TV channels, and streaming options for Mexico vs South Africa.

Reviewed by Jakob Dahl Strand · Last updated June 12, 2026