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How to Watch the World Cup Today: Schedule, Times, TV, Streaming for France, Norway, More

The final day of group stage play for Groups G, H and I arrives Friday at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with six matches on tap across three concurrent kickoff slots. The marquee matchup is Norway vs. France at 3 p.m. ET on FOX, a collision between two unbeaten group leaders featuring the tournament's top scorers, Erling Haaland (four goals for Norway) and Kylian Mbappe (four goals for France). Later, Spain and Uruguay meet at 8 p.m. ET in a Group H finale in Guadalajara, while Belgium and New Zealand square off at 11 p.m. ET as Group G completes its final matchday in Vancouver. All six matches air on FOX or FS1 and stream live and on demand on FOX One.

Iran and FIFA refuse to answer questions about Seattle World Cup match vs. Egypt

SEATTLE: Before coach Amir Ghalenoei or goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand answered any questions Thursday ahead of Iran’s World Cup match with Egypt, a FIFA official spoke up. Daniel Marin, FIFA’s executive director of public relations, read a statement in light of the teams meeting in a “Pride Match” in Seattle on Friday. “This Islamic Republic of the Iran Football Federation has asked us to inform the media that they are only willing to answer questions in relation to the game,” Marin said. “We fully respect the right of all journalists to ask questions.

Travel to LA cuts into Bafana prep for Canada clash: ‘Little bit annoying,’ says Broos

Bafana Bafana’s fairytale run to the 2026 FIFA World Cup knockout rounds has hit an early hiccup.

After goals galore at World Cup, Paraguay and Australia serve up a snoozefest

SANTA CLARA, California, June 25 : In a World Cup packed with drama and a record number of goals, the drabbest of draws between Paraguay and Australia on Thursday was devoid of the urgency and action synonymous with group-stage finales in the sport's showpiece event.

Iran and FIFA refuse to answer questions about Seattle’s World Cup vs. Egypt

SEATTLE: Before coach Amir Ghalenoei or goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand answered any questions Thursday ahead of Iran’s World Cup match with Egypt, a FIFA official spoke up.Daniel Marin, FIFA’s executive director of public relations, read a statement in light of the teams meeting in a “Pride Match” in Seattle on Friday. “This Islamic Republic of the Iran Football Federation has asked us to inform the media that they are only willing to answer questions in relation to the game,” Marin said. “We fully respect the right of all journalists to ask questions.

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How to Watch the World Cup Today: Schedule, Times, TV, Streaming for France, Norway, More

Iran and FIFA refuse to answer questions about Seattle World Cup match vs. Egypt

Travel to LA cuts into Bafana prep for Canada clash: ‘Little bit annoying,’ says Broos

After goals galore at World Cup, Paraguay and Australia serve up a snoozefest

Iran and FIFA refuse to answer questions about Seattle’s World Cup vs. Egypt

FIFA faces pressure to discipline 2026 World Cup co-host Mexico after anti-gay chant returns vs Czechia

The making of Sphephelo Sithole’s resilience: ‘We showed what South Africa is all about’

This Singaporean photographer had his World Cup photo of Cristiano Ronaldo reposted by the football star himself