2026 World Cup: Argentina seeks place in the semi-finals this Saturday; check schedule
The quarter-final phase of the 2026 World Cup continues this Saturday, July 11, with crucial duels. Teams such as Norway and England, as well as Argentina and Switzerland, enter the field in the fight for the last places in the tournament’s semifinals.
How to follow World Cup matches
Fans will be able to follow all the highlights of the matches through real-time coverage available on various platforms.
The clashes will be broadcast by several broadcasters and streaming services, including TV Globo, Globoplay, sportv, NSports, SBT and Cazé TV.
Saturday’s clashes: time and broadcast details
The first clash of the day will be between Norway and England, scheduled for 6pm (Brasília time). The match will take place at the Hard Rock Stadium, located in Miami, United States, with exclusive broadcast on CazéTV.
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Next, Argentina will face Switzerland at 10pm (Brasília time). This match will be played at Arrowhead Stadium, in Kansas City, United States, and will also be broadcast on CazéTV.
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Understand the format of the 2026 World Cup
The 2026 edition of the World Cup marks a historic precedent by being the first tournament hosted by three nations: the United States, Mexico and Canada. The event will feature games spread across 16 cities, most of them on American soil.
See below the distribution of the number of matches that each host country will host:
- United States: 78 games, covering all knockout stages from the quarter-finals onwards, in addition to the big decision.
- Mexico: 13 games, including the opening match, which will be held at the Azteca Stadium.
- Canada: 13 games.
