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The Watch Guide
104 games. One page.
Every round, every date, where it's on in the US. Bookmark this — the whole tournament fits right here.
RoundWhenHow it works
Group Stage72 games
June 11–27
48 teams, 12 groups of 4. Top two advance, plus the 8 best third-place teams. Yes, it's a math problem.
Round of 32new this year
June 28 – July 3
Single elimination starts. First time in World Cup history — lose and fly home.
Round of 16
July 4–7
Knockout soccer over Fourth of July weekend. You're welcome, America.
Quarterfinals
July 9–11
Boston, LA, Miami, Kansas City. Eight teams left — every match is appointment TV.
Semifinals
July 14–15
Dallas and Atlanta, both 3pm ET. Clear your afternoon.
Third-place game
July 18
The bronze-medal game nobody admits they watch. (Everybody watches.)
The FinalMetLife, NJ
July 19 · 3pm ET
The most-watched TV event on Earth, in New Jersey. Sunday afternoon. No excuses.
Quick hits
English = FOX + FS1 — all 104 matches. About 72 are on big FOX, free with an antenna, including everything from the Round of 16 on.
En español = Telemundo + Peacock — 92 matches on Telemundo; Peacock streams them. Often the better broadcast.
Cord-cutter? Fubo, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV — all carry FOX and FS1, so any of them = the whole tournament.
No 3 a.m. alarms — it's all in North America. Kickoffs land in normal American TV windows.
The new format, decoded
48 teams in 12 groups of 4. Top two from each group advance, plus the 8 best third-place finishers — that's 32 survivors and a brand-new knockout round. More math, more chaos, more soccer.
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