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end The biggest World Cup Almost ever here. After 100 games, there are only four teams left and four more games to play.
The tournament was hosted by three countries: Mexico, Canada and the United States. All of those host countries are now out of the competition. The final teams are France, Spain, England and Argentina. These teams will play two more semi-final matches, another match to determine who gets third place and a final match to wrap things up.
With this year’s World Cup approaching, FIFA expects the tournament to be the highlight Most viewed Championship in the organization’s history. With the tournament moving to the quarter-finals earlier this month, FIFA noted More than 6.2 million people attended the matches in person, “while millions more are following the event across digital platforms, broadcast and fan experiences in host cities and around the world.”
You can find the full schedule, which defaults to your local time zone, at FIFA website.
Here’s how to watch the final matches.
Semi-finals
France against Spain– At Dallas Stadium in Arlington, Texas. 3pm ET on Tuesday July 14
England vs ArgentinaAt Atlanta Stadium — 3pm ET on Wednesday July 15
Third place match
The two losing teams will face off in the semi-final matches for the third place title 5pm ET on Saturday 18 July, At Miami Stadium in Miami, Florida.
last
The final match of the World Cup in 3pm ET on Sunday, July 19, At New York/New Jersey Stadium.
The game will also feature the first Super Bowl-style halftime show in World Cup history, with performances by Justin Bieber, Madonna, Shakira, BTS and Gustavo Dudamel. As the name suggests, this will likely happen right in the middle of the broadcast, so aim to watch somewhere around 4pm ET on July 19.
Where is the broadcast?
If you have a satellite TV or cable service, you can watch the final matches live on TV via Fox Sports In the United States. Games are also available on Fox One Streaming service for $20 per month.
FIFA has partnered with YouTube as a “Preferred partnerTo stream the games, you’ll need YouTube TV Sports planwhich is currently $55 per month. Other paid options include Fubo ($46 per month) and Hulu’s Live sports Option ($90 per month).
in partnership With Telemundo, the peacock is My neighbor All games are in Spanish. You can find all Official broadcasters On the FIFA website.
New competition
This World Cup was huge, in terms of competition, as it is now First to include 48 teams in the tournament instead of 32 teams in the last World Cup finals. Due to the increased number of teams, the structure of how the competition would proceed was different from previous World Cups. Countries were first sorted into groups (labeled by letters A to L) and games in the first phase were played within those groups.
The winners of those matches qualified for the quarter-finals, and were then reduced to the round of 16. The winners then moved on to the quarter-finals, which concluded last weekend.
