The group stage of the 2026 World Cup has concluded, determining the 32 teams that qualified for the first knockout rounds, after competitions that witnessed many surprises and conflicts until the last round.
The United States, Canada and Mexico are hosting the current edition of the World Cup, which kicked off on June 11 and will conclude with the final match on July 19 at the New York, New Jersey stadium.
Here is the schedule for the Round of 32 matches of the 2026 World Cup, UAE time:
South Africa vs. Canada – Los Angeles Stadium – Sunday, June 28 (11:00 PM).
Brazil vs. Japan – Houston Stadium – Monday, June 29 (9:00 PM).
Germany vs. Paraguay – Boston Stadium – Tuesday, June 30 (12:30 AM).
Netherlands vs. Morocco – Monterrey Stadium – Tuesday, June 30 (5:00 AM).
Ivory Coast vs. Norway – Dallas Stadium – Tuesday, June 30 (9:00 PM).
France vs. Sweden – New York Stadium – Wednesday, July 1 (1:00 AM).
Mexico vs. Ecuador – Mexico City Stadium – Wednesday, July 1 (5:00 AM).
England vs. DR Congo – Atlanta Stadium – Wednesday, July 1 (8:00 PM).
Belgium vs. Senegal – Seattle Stadium – Thursday, July 2 (12:00 AM).
United States vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina – San Francisco Bay Arena – Thursday, July 2 (4:00 AM). Spain vs. Austria – Los Angeles Stadium – Thursday, July 2 (11:00 PM).
Portugal vs. Croatia – Toronto Stadium – Friday, July 3 (3:00 AM).
Switzerland vs. Algeria – BC Place (Vancouver) – Friday, July 3 (7:00 AM).
Australia vs. Egypt – Dallas Stadium – Friday, July 3 (10:00 PM).
Argentina vs. Cape Verde – Miami Stadium – Saturday, July 4 (2:00 AM).
Colombia vs. Ghana – Kansas City Stadium – Saturday, July 4 (5:30 AM).
