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With the knockout stage underway, here’s where to catch the action live, from the UK’s BBC iPlayer to the US’s Fox and FS1, plus how to use a VPN to bypass regional restrictions.
England and Norway meet in a high‑stakes World Cup quarter‑final, featuring Erling Haaland's record seven goals and England's resilient squad led by Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham.
Erling Haaland leads a youthful Norwegian side that has surprised many, while England's experienced squad aims to extend its recent run. Key battles involve Haaland, Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham.
With Norway’s Erling Haaland in red-hot form and England’s Harry Kane chasing a sixth tournament goal, the quarter-final clash promises a battle of experience against underdog resolve.
The U.S. Men's National Team reflects on a historic low in 2017, a decade of rebuilding, and a breakthrough at the 2026 World Cup that signals a sustainable future for American soccer.
The global soccer showdown is capturing the imagination of American fans, especially those who usually follow the NFL, filling the void left by the lack of football action.
Lionel Messi's historic double against Austria headlines a day of unforgettable performances, from Jude Bellingham's decisive strike to Cristiano Ronaldo's final World Cup chapter.
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
A historic broadcast attracted over 44 million U.S. viewers, highlighting the growing appetite for international soccer and setting the stage for future high‑stakes matches.
With no games on the rest day, attention turns to Thursday’s quarterfinal lineup, where defending champions and surprise packages meet, all available on FOX and its streaming platform.
An analysis of the highest‑value premium players for the World Cup Fantasy knockout rounds, focusing on form, fixtures and differential potential.
Bayern Munich faces a setback with several star forwards missing the upcoming Asia preseason, while transfer activity continues elsewhere.
Pop star Ed Sheeran performed his hit “Castle on the Hill” for the England squad in Kansas City, a ritual that has accompanied his long‑standing support of the team since 2021, as they clinched a World Cup quarter‑final spot with a win over Mexico.
Ed Sheeran visited England’s World Cup base in Kansas City, performed “Castle on the Hill” for the squad, and shared his predictions for a potential England‑France final, while the team prepares for recovery after a dramatic win over Mexico.
Shakira’s songs have become anthems across recent World Cup editions, and this year’s tournament is driving record streaming gains, new listener acquisition, and a historic milestone on Spotify.
Argentina overturned a two‑goal deficit to defeat Egypt 3‑2, with Messi, Romero and Enzo Fernandez finding the net in the final 21 minutes.
A 36‑hour saga that began with a politically charged FIFA ruling ended in a humiliating defeat, exposing deep defensive flaws and sparking a debate about the intersection of politics and sport.
The U.S. men's soccer side fell 4-1 to Belgium, exposing persistent shortcomings and a culture of excuses that hinder genuine improvement.
The United States will meet Belgium at Lumen Field, seeking a quarter-final berth for the first time since 2002, while Belgium aims to continue its comeback narrative after a dramatic win over Senegal.
The upcoming tournament will be the 23rd edition of the FIFA World Cup, expanding to 48 nations and co‑hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico. Streaming will be anchored by the FOX Sports app, which will provide live scores, highlights and full‑match replays. Early statistical leaders include Erling Haaland, Kylian Mbappe, Lionel Messi and Harry Kane, while creative midfielders such as Bruno Guimarães and Michael Olise are already shaping the tournament’s narrative.
England edged Mexico 3‑2 in a thrilling World Cup clash, with Harry Kane scoring a penalty and leading a chorus of 'Wonderwall' that left him voiceless. The scene sparked praise from fans, a comment from Noel Gallagher and a tongue‑in‑cheek tweet from Liam Gallagher, while Jude Bellingham’s double and Norway’s surprise win over Brazil set the stage for a quarter‑final showdown.
England's Jordan Henderson will miss the remainder of the World Cup after a wrist injury sustained during post‑match celebrations against Mexico, casting doubt on his tournament participation.
The English national team, based in Kansas City, balances scorching conditions with indoor games and strategic recovery as they chase a historic World Cup title.
Harry Kane's attempt to lead the 'Wonderwall' chant after England's win over Mexico ended with a lost voice, while Liam Gallagher commented on X and Jordan Henderson suffered a wrist injury.