2026 World Cup: the TV and streaming program for the matches on June 26
By OnzeActu · · 3 min read
The day of June 26 promises to be intense for football fans with no less than six matches on the program for the 2026 World Cup. Find the details of the schedules, means of broadcasting and issues of the posters of the day, including the long-awaited opposition between France and Norway in the group stage.
The 2026 World Cup continues to punctuate footballing news with a day full of promise this Wednesday, June 26. Six meetings are on the menu, spread across the North American continent, promising spectacle and challenge on all levels. Here is the guide to not missing any of these events, from the TV program to the streaming platforms, including an update on the ratings of the major posters.
Matches of the day (June 26)
Iraq – Senegal (Group I)
- Kick-off: 9:00 p.m. (French time)
- Stadium: BMO Field, Toronto
- Broadcast: beIN Sports (predictable for France)
- Favorite: Senegal
Senegal, serious outsider of this edition, faces Iraq for a place in the round of 16. The Teranga Lions start as favorites.
France – Norway (Group I)
- Kick-off: 9:00 p.m. (French time)
- Stadium: Gillette Stadium, Foxborough
- Broadcast: TF1, beIN Sports (expected)
Didier Deschamps' Blues continue their campaign against Norway, in an important meeting for the leadership of the group. A match to follow closely for the entire French public.
Saudi Arabia – Cape Verde (Group H)
- Kick-off: 2:00 a.m. (Thursday June 27, French time)
- Stadium: NRG Stadium, Houston
- Broadcast: beIN Sports (predictable for France)
A balanced duel on paper between Saudi Arabia and Cape Verde, two selections eager to create a surprise.
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Spain – Uruguay (Group H)
- Kick-off: 2:00 a.m. (Thursday June 27, French time)
- Stadium: Estadio Akron, Zapopan (Mexico)
- Broadcast: beIN Sports (predictable for France)
Spain, candidate for the title, challenges Uruguay in a prestigious display, decisive for the outcome of the group.
Iran – Egypt (Group G)
- Kick-off: 5:00 a.m. (Thursday June 27, French time)
- Stadium: Lumen Field, Seattle
- Broadcast: beIN Sports (predictable for France)
Egypt, led by Mohamed Salah, faces Iran in a match where every point will count for qualification.
Belgium – New Zealand (Group G)
- Kick-off: 5:00 a.m. (Thursday June 27, French time)
- Stadium: BC Place, Vancouver
- Broadcast: beIN Sports (predictable for France)
The Red Devils are heavily favorites against New Zealand and intend to establish their supremacy from this meeting.
Odds to watch
- France vs Norway: France clearly favorite.
- Senegal vs Iraq: Senegal also advances as a favorite.
- Spain vs Uruguay and Belgium vs New Zealand: favorite statuses for Spain and Belgium.
On this decisive day for the group stage, all the lights are green for the big nations, but the World Cup always has surprises in store.
See you this Wednesday evening to vibrate to the rhythm of the football world and follow the evolution of the Blues in search of a new star.