How to watch today’s matches
The 2026 World Cup is now in its knockout stage, and fans around the globe are tuning in for the decisive Round of 16 fixtures that will determine which nations advance to the quarterfinals.
Today's schedule features a clash between Portugal and Spain at 3 p.m. Eastern Time, followed by a high‑stakes encounter between the United States and Belgium at 8 p.m. ET. Both matches promise tactical intrigue and star‑studded line‑ups.
Viewers in the United States can catch the action on FOX for English‑language coverage, while Spanish‑language fans can turn to Telemundo and its streaming partner Peacock for full Spanish commentary. The bilingual broadcast strategy reflects the tournament’s effort to reach a wider audience.
For those who prefer digital platforms, several options are available. YouTube TV is offering a promotional deal that bundles World Cup access for $67.99 per month over the first five months, while FOX One provides a standalone streaming service that carries live programming and on‑demand content. Peacock streams every World Cup match in Spanish for $11 per month, and Walmart+ subscribers can access Peacock at a discounted annual rate.
The tournament’s organizers have also published a detailed schedule that outlines upcoming games, kickoff times, and language‑specific broadcast channels, ensuring fans can plan their viewing around the action.
With a mix of traditional television and streaming services, the 2026 World Cup is shaping up to be the most accessible edition yet, giving supporters multiple pathways to experience the drama as it unfolds.