2026 World Cup: program, times and broadcasters of today's matches with Brazil, Netherlands, Germany...

The knockout phase of the 32nd finals of the 2026 FIFA World Cup continues this Monday, June 29 with three important posters. In the middle of the day, Vinícius Júnior's Brazil faces a Japan renowned for its solidity, while Germany takes on Paraguay at the end of the afternoon. In the evening, Achraf Hakimi's Morocco challenges the Netherlands in a highly anticipated duel. All these meetings are broadcast live on the FOX channel and available for streaming on FOX One.

Match program for Monday June 29:

Brazil vs Japan

• Time: 7:00 p.m. (French time)
• Broadcast: FOX
• Streaming: FOX One, service with 3 days free trial
• Location: Houston Stadium, Texas

Player to watch: Vinícius Júnior The Real Madrid striker was Brazil's key offensive player during the group stage, notably with a remarkable equalizer against Morocco. A true driving force of the Brazilian team, he carries the hope of a long adventure at the World Cup with the Seleção. His performance against Japan will be decisive, because it could complicate the task of the Japanese or, on the contrary, open the way to a possible surprise.

Germany vs Paraguay

• Time: 1:30 a.m. (French time)
• Broadcast: FOX
• Streaming: FOX One
• Location: Boston Stadium, Massachusetts

Player to watch: Kai Havertz The Arsenal striker poses a major threat down the middle for Germany. Despite a lackluster World Cup so far, he remains a key element capable of making the difference, notably thanks to his ability to score in the box even under pressure. A quick opening of the score could force Paraguay to discover itself, which the Germans hope to exploit.

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Netherlands vs Morocco

• Time: 3:00 a.m. (French time, night from Monday to Tuesday)
• Broadcast: FOX
• Streaming: FOX One
• Location: Monterrey Stadium, Mexico

Player to watch: Brian Brobbey The Sunderland striker already has three goals in this World Cup and has established an excellent bond with his Dutch partners. His presence in attack is an essential asset for the Netherlands to be able to bring down a well-organized Moroccan defense.

Reminder of the teams competing today: Brazil, Japan, Germany, Paraguay, Netherlands, Morocco.

Previous match score: Canada 1 – 0 South Africa.

All 2026 World Cup matches are broadcast on FOX and FS1 in the United States, with live and on-demand streaming available on FOX One, easily accessible via a free trial.