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Today's knockout round features England versus Norway and Argentina versus Switzerland, with broadcast details and streaming alternatives for U.S. viewers.
The 2026 men's World Cup quarterfinals on July 11 feature Norway versus England in Miami and Argentina versus Switzerland in Kansas City, with broadcast details on FOX, Telemundo and Peacock.
A growing segment of American audiences is turning to Spanish‑language broadcasts for World Cup action, driven by commentary quality, commercial‑free hydration breaks and celebrity endorsement.
The quarterfinal match between Spain and Belgium will take place on July 10, with broadcast options across Fox, Telemundo and several streaming platforms.
The recent World Cup showdown between the United States and Belgium attracted a staggering audience on Fox, with the broadcast averaging 33 million viewers and a peak of more than 41 million during the second half.
Fox’s July 6 broadcast of the U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team’s match against Belgium attracted 33.1 million average viewers, peaking at 41 million, and set new records for soccer telecasts in the United States.
The Norwegian national team has left its Miami accommodation due to ongoing construction disturbances, a shift confirmed by logistics manager Truls Dæhli. With the World Cup entering its final week, the team is preparing for a high‑stakes encounter against England on July 11, while broadcast arrangements across Fox, Telemundo and streaming platforms are set to bring every match to global audiences.
The World Cup remains the most-watched soccer event in U.S. history, Justin Verlander announces his final season, and Arthur Féry’s Wimbledon run adds to the sports buzz
The United States‑Belgium World Cup encounter became the most‑watched soccer broadcast in U.S. history, drawing over 30 million viewers on Fox and 12 million on Telemundo, while the match’s outcome and emerging player eligibility added layers of intrigue.
The United States‑Belgium round‑of‑16 clash became the most‑watched soccer telecast in U.S. history, drawing over 30 million viewers on Fox and 12 million on Telemundo, while earlier matches set comparable records.
The U.S. Men's National Soccer Team lost 4-1 to Belgium in the Round of 16 at Seattle Stadium, ending a tournament run that had captured widespread attention.
Spain secured a spot in the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals with a decisive win over Portugal, setting up a high‑stakes clash against the United States or Belgium on July 10 at Los Angeles' SoFi Stadium.
Ahead of a pivotal match against Belgium, U.S. soccer sees record investment, soaring viewership and a cultural shift that could redefine the sport’s place in America.
Today's World Cup Round of 16 features Portugal versus Spain at 3 p.m. ET and the United States against Belgium at 8 p.m. ET, with live coverage on FOX and Telemundo and Spanish-language streams on Peacock.
Mexico aims for its first World Cup quarterfinal since 1986 as they host England in a high‑stakes Round of 16 clash.
A guide to watching the Mexico‑England World Cup match in Spanish for free, including broadcast details and tournament context.
The United States will meet Belgium in Seattle on Monday night, a clash that could rewrite a decades‑long rivalry and test the U.S. squad's depth.
The 2026 men's World Cup Round of 16 begins on July 4, with Canada vs Morocco in Houston and Paraguay vs France in Philadelphia, broadcast on FOX, Telemundo and Peacock.
Canada will meet Morocco at NRG Stadium on Saturday, July 4, in a clash that could rewrite the nation's World Cup narrative. Both teams bring distinct strengths, from Canada's rising stars to Morocco's attacking firepower.
On July 3, the 2026 World Cup features three group‑stage fixtures: Argentina versus Cape Verde in Miami, Australia against Egypt in Dallas, and Colombia taking on Ghana in Kansas City, all aired in Spanish on Telemundo and Peacock.
The U.S. men's national team drew over 24 million English‑language viewers for its 2‑0 victory over Bosnia‑Herzegovina, a milestone that reshapes the landscape of American sports broadcasting.
A historic audience milestone was reached when the United States defeated Bosnia‑Herzegovina 2‑0 in Santa Clara, California, drawing 24.4 million viewers and marking a new high for English‑language soccer coverage.
A historic audience of 24.4 million tuned in to watch the U.S. secure a 2-0 victory in Santa Clara, advancing to the round of 16.
The United States’ 2‑0 victory over Bosnia‑Herzegovina attracted more than 24 million viewers, breaking long‑standing records and highlighting the sport’s growing mainstream appeal.