The World Cup 2026 Round of 16 kicks off with exciting matches on July 4, featuring Canada vs. Morocco and Paraguay vs. France. Find out where to watch these games live.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is heating up as the tournament progresses to the Round of 16. On Saturday, July 4 two pivotal matches will determine which teams advance to the quarterfinals. Fans in the UK can tune in to catch all the action live on television and streaming platforms.
The first match of the day will see Canada face off against Morocco at 6pm UK time followed by Paraguay taking on France at 10pm UK time. These games come on the heels of impressive victories by both Canada and Morocco in the previous round, setting the stage for more thrilling football.
Canada vs. Morocco: Kickoff and Broadcast Details
The match between Canada and Morocco will kick off at 6pm UK time and will be broadcast live on ITV1 and STV. Viewers can also stream the game on ITVX and STV Player or listen to the commentary on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra starting at 5:50pm.
Canada secured their spot in the Round of 16 with a hard-fought victory over South Africa while Morocco pulled off a dramatic win against the Netherlands in a penalty shootout. This match promises to be a test of skill and endurance for both teams.
Paraguay vs. France: Kickoff and Broadcast Details
The second match of the day, featuring Paraguay against France will kick off at 10pm UK time and will be broadcast on BBC One. The game can also be livestreamed on BBC iPlayer with live radio coverage available on BBC Radio 5 Live from 5:50pm.
Paraguay made headlines with their unexpected victory over Germany in the previous round, while France dominated Sweden with a convincing performance. This clash is expected to be a highlight of the tournament, with both teams eager to secure their place in the quarterfinals.
Full Round of 16 Schedule
The Round of 16 features a series of high-stakes matches that will determine the quarterfinalists. Here is the complete schedule for the upcoming games:
- Canada vs. Morocco July 4, Saturday, Houston Stadium – 17:00 GMT
- Paraguay vs. France July 4, Saturday, Philadelphia Stadium – 21:00 GMT
- Brazil vs. Norway July 5, Sunday, New York/New Jersey Stadium – 20:00 GMT
- Mexico vs. England July 5, Sunday, Mexico City Stadium – 00:00 GMT on Monday
- Portugal vs. Spain July 6, Monday, Dallas Stadium – 19:00 GMT
- USA vs. Belgium July 6, Monday, Seattle Stadium – 00:00 GMT on Tuesday
- Argentina vs. Egypt July 7, Tuesday, Atlanta Stadium – 16:00 GMT
- Switzerland vs. Colombia July 7, Tuesday, BC Place Vancouver – 20:00 GMT
The tournament continues to deliver excitement and surprises, with teams like England and Argentina facing off in key matches. The knockout phase is where legends are made, and the upcoming games are sure to provide unforgettable moments for football fans around the world.

