The 2026 FIFA World Cup is grinding to a close, with less than two weeks left until the final game of the worldwide soccer tournament.
The U.S. is no longer in the running for the title after losing 1-4 to Belgium earlier this week. And later this week, Miami will host its second-to-last World Cup match, a quarterfinals match between Norway and England.
Here’s when and where to watch the next Miami World Cup match, who’s still left in the tournament and when the next World Cup match will be.
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When is the next World Cup match?
The next World Cup match will be tomorrow, Thursday, July 9, between France and Morocco. The match will kick off at 4 p.m. ET, in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
Who is still in the World Cup?
On Monday, July 6, Team USA lost 1-4 to Belgium in the World Cup Round of 16 match in Seattle.
Here’s the list of teams still competing in the 2026 World Cup as of Wednesday, July 8:
When is the next World Cup game in Miami?
A total of seven FIFA World Cup 2026 matches are being held at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.
As of Wednesday, July 8, there are two more Miami matches left, and the next will be a quarterfinal game between Norway and England this Saturday, July 11.
As of Monday, June 29, here are the remaining Miami matches:
Here are the matches that were already held in Miami:
Where can I watch the World Cup 2026?
In the United States, Fox holds the broadcasting rights for all 2026 FIFA World Cup games. Of the 104 matches in the World Cup, 70 are airing on Fox’s broadcast channel, and the other 34 are airing on FS1.
Since Fox holds the broadcasting rights for FIFA games in the U.S., streaming options are limited without live TV. But every match will be streamed live on Fox One and the Fox Sports App, and all matches will be broadcast in Spanish on Telemundo and streamed on Peacock.
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Here are the remaining games being held in Miami and where to stream them:
Contributing: Steve Gardner, USA TODAY
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