Today's World Cup 2026 matches: Get ready for the final

A detailed view of the FIFA World Cup Trophy during the VIP Welcome Reception ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 Official Draw at John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on December 04, 2025
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The 2026 World Cup concludes this weekend with the third place playoff and final between Spain and Argentina.

If you're looking to keep up with every World Cup match, or just want to know who's playing today, check out our handy guide below:

Who's playing in the World Cup today?

A close-up of the 2026 World Cup ball

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There are no matches today. The next fixture is the third place playoff between France and England on 18 July 2026.

Where can I watch today's World Cup games?

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In the US, all 104 World Cup games are being broadcast exclusively on FOX and FS1, with Spanish language broadcasts via Telemundo and streaming service Peacock.

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In the UK, you can watch all World Cup matches for free on either BBC iPlayer or ITVX.

Wherever you're watching from, be sure to head to our how to watch World Cup 2026 guide for details on how to tune in online, for free, and from anywhere in the world.

Can I stream the World Cup online?

Depending on where you are, you could be able to stream World Cup games online.

In the US, those without cable television can watch FOX and FS1 via streaming service Sling. In the UK, BBC iPlayer and ITVX have got you covered.

For those in Australia, Canada, and elsewhere be sure to check out our handy guide on how to watch World Cup 2026, to find out how to stream in your region.

Who's playing in the World Cup tomorrow?

There are no matches tomorrow. The third place playoff takes place on 18 July, while the 2026 World Cup Final kicks off on 19 July.

Jamie Richards
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Jamie is freelance journalist who has written for TechRadar and MusicRadar as well as various specialist news outlets and music blogs. A lifelong tech-obsessive, Jamie began his writing career as a music blogger before studying journalism at Goldsmiths College, and worked at TechRadar between 2024 and 2026. He thinks the iPhone 5S is the greatest phone of all time, but is currently an Android user.

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