The FIFA World Cup spotlight shifts to Group J as tournament favourites Argentina face an ambitious Austrian side at Dallas Stadium.

The FIFA World Cup group stage continues with a fascinating Group H showdown as former world champions Spain face an ambitious Saudi Arabia side at Atlanta Stadium.

The FIFA World Cup group stage continues with one of the most intriguing matchups of the tournament so far as four-time world champions Germany face an Ivory Coast side full of confidence and belief.

South Africa’s World Cup campaign reaches a critical moment as Bafana Bafana face the Czech Republic at Atlanta Stadium.

The FIFA World Cup delivers another blockbuster encounter as England face Croatia in a fascinating Group L showdown at Dallas Stadium on 17 June 2026.

The FIFA World Cup continues with one of the most intriguing opening-round fixtures of the tournament as France take on Senegal at New Jersey Stadium on 16 June 2026.

Group G delivers a fascinating World Cup clash as Belgium face Egypt at Seattle Stadium. Belgium arrive with elite European pedigree, tournament experience and a squad packed with technical quality. Egypt bring African pride, tactical discipline and the attacking threat to trouble any opponent.

Group F delivers a blockbuster World Cup clash as the Netherlands face Japan at Dallas Stadium. This is a meeting between two nations with very different football identities, but the same ambition: start the tournament with a statement.

The FIFA World Cup continues with one of the most intriguing matches of the opening round as five-time world champions Brazil take on an ambitious Morocco side in Group C.

The FIFA World Cup rolls into Los Angeles as host nation USA takes centre stage against Paraguay in a fascinating Group Stage encounter.

The FIFA World Cup 2026 is finally here, bringing together the world's best players, biggest footballing nations, and billions of passionate fans for one unforgettable month of football.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off with a blockbuster opening-night showdown as Mexico face South Africa in front of a global audience expected to exceed one billion viewers.