Football World Cup 2026 quarter-final on July 11: one match at Hard Rock Stadium, Miami. Kickoff at 21:00 UTC (5:00 PM ET). Watch on FOX or FS1 in the US.
Quarter-finals · Kickoffs shown in UTC.
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One quarter-final is on the schedule for : the winners of two round-of-16 ties meet at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, with kickoff at . It is the final match of the quarter-final round. Watch on FOX or FS1 in the US; Spanish-language coverage on Telemundo and Peacock.
The single match in the UTC bucket is a quarter-final between the winner of round-of-16 match W91 and the winner of round-of-16 match W92, played at Hard Rock Stadium, Miami. Kickoff is at . See the W91 vs W92 match page for full details, including kickoff times across US timezones and broadcaster links.
is the final day of the quarter-final round, which runs from July 9–11 and features four matches in total. The quarter-final stage reduces the remaining eight teams to four semi-finalists. The Football World Cup 2026 bracket shows the full knockout structure, including which round-of-16 ties feed into each quarter-final pairing. The semi-finals follow later in the week.
Quarter-finals at the Football World Cup 2026 are broadcast in English on FOX and FS1. FOX is a free over-the-air channel, accessible with any antenna or basic TV package. FS1 requires a cable or live-TV streaming subscription. Spanish-language coverage is free over the air on Telemundo, with Peacock carrying the full Spanish-language streaming package. The broadcaster cards above link to each option. For the full match schedule, see the Football World Cup 2026 schedule.