FIFA World Cup Quarterfinals Kick Off with France-Morocco Clash

The 2026 FIFA World Cup has entered its quarterfinal stage, with eight nations remaining after two weeks of intense knockout football. The expanded tournament, hosted across North America, initially featured 48 teams, with 40 eliminated following the Round of 16 matches.

Morocco, France, Norway, England, Spain, Belgium, Argentina, and Switzerland have secured their spots. Morocco notably advanced with a 3-0 victory over Canada, while Switzerland overcame Colombia in a penalty shootout.

High-Stakes Quarterfinal Schedule Commences

The quarterfinal schedule begins on July 9, featuring a highly anticipated match between France and Morocco in Boston. The following day, July 10, will see Spain face Belgium in Los Angeles. The round concludes on July 11, with Norway playing England in Miami and Argentina battling Switzerland in Kansas City. These matches will determine the four teams advancing to the semifinals.

Extensive Broadcast Coverage for North American Fans

Broadcasters in the United States and Canada have finalized arrangements to cover the remaining matches across both traditional television networks and digital streaming platforms. This comprehensive coverage aims to maximize accessibility for football fans across the region, catering to the expanded tournament format and ensuring wide viewership enjoyment.