Get ready, soccer fanatics! The biggest World Cup ever is about to unleash 104 matches across the USA, Canada, and Mexico, all culminating in a champion crowned on July 19. And good news: FOX is bringing every single one of those games to your screen, so nobody is missing out on the action, from the opening whistle to the final trophy lift.
Catch Every English Call on FOX and FS1
FOX is the main English-language FIFA broadcast partner in the United States, and they've announced all 104 matches of the tournament will be televised. That's right, every single one! Out of those, a massive 69 games are slated for the main FOX network channel. If a match isn't on the big network, don't sweat it, because the other 35 will be aired on FS1. You can stream every match live on fubo, Fox ONE, and the FOX Sports app. It's never been easier to catch all the drama as it unfolds, no matter where you are.Telemundo and Peacock Have You Covered en Español
For our Spanish-speaking fans, the coverage is just as comprehensive. All 104 matches will stream live on Peacock. On traditional TV, 92 of those games are airing on Telemundo, with the remaining 12 heading to Universo. The best part? All these channels, both English and Spanish, are available to stream in the United States on fubo, which is even offering a free trial for new users. Seriously, there's no excuse to miss any of the action.The Road to July 19 Is Already Wild
We've already seen some absolute bangers on the pitch. In the Round of 16, Morocco stunned Canada with a 3-0 win, England knocked out Mexico 3-2, and Belgium took down the United States 4-1. What a ride! The Quarterfinals were just as intense: France beat Morocco 2-0, Spain edged out Belgium 2-1, England squeezed past Norway 2-1 in extra time, and Argentina overcame Switzerland 3-1, also in extra time. Now, we're looking at some epic Semifinal matchups. France is set to face Spain on Tuesday, July 14, at 3 p.m. ET. The very next day, Wednesday, July 15, England will battle Argentina at 3 p.m. ET. Both these Semis are on FOX and fubo, of course. The losers will duke it out for third place on Saturday, July 18, at 5 p.m. ET. Then, the moment we've all been waiting for: the Final, where the Winner of SF1 takes on the Winner of SF2 on Sunday, July 19, at 3 p.m. ET, live on FOX. You seriously don't want to miss that!This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Seattle On Tap editorial staff. Always verify information with official team sources.