The 2026 World Cup quarterfinals are set to begin today, featuring a clash between England and Norway at 5 p.m. Eastern Time followed by Argentina taking on Switzerland at 9 p.m. Eastern. Both fixtures promise high‑stakes drama as teams vie for a semifinal berth.
Broadcast and streaming options
Viewers in the United States can tune in to the matches on FOX and Telemundo, with Spanish‑language coverage also available on Telemundo and streamed on Peacock. For those who prefer a cable‑free solution, YouTube TV aggregates all World Cup channels — including Fox, FS1, Universo and Telemundo — into a single subscription.
YouTube TV is currently promoting a special rate of $67.99 per month for the first five months, after which the price rises to $82.99. The service offers a reliable way to watch live action without a traditional TV package.
Another newcomer, FOX One, provides a standalone streaming option that carries live FOX programming as well as an on‑demand library of shows and movies. Subscribers can choose a monthly plan at $19.99 or an annual plan at $199.99, and a three‑day free trial is available for newcomers.
Peacock also carries Spanish‑language broadcasts of the World Cup matches, with an ad‑supported tier priced at $11 per month. The service can be accessed for free through a Walmart+ membership, which is presently offering a 50 percent discount on an annual plan, bringing the cost down to $49.
Full tournament schedule
The tournament’s comprehensive schedule, detailing every match time and venue, is available on the official FIFA website. Host cities across the United States include Miami, Kansas City, Boston, Los Angeles, Dallas, Atlanta and New Jersey, each slated to host multiple games throughout the competition.
Fans can follow the progression of the tournament through the FIFA portal, which also provides updates on knockout pairings, standings and upcoming fixtures. With the quarterfinals underway, the road to the final is already taking shape, and the next round of matches will be broadcast live on the same network lineup.