Norway vs England Set for Miami’s Final World Cup Game

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is entering its closing weeks, with fewer than two weeks left until the championship match. The United States exited the tournament after a 1-4 defeat to Belgium in a Round of 16 clash held in Seattle on Monday, July 6. Meanwhile, the knockout stages continue, and Miami is gearing up for its final two matches of the event.

Upcoming Match Schedule

Tomorrow’s World Cup fixture features France taking on Morocco at 4 p.m. ET in Foxborough, Massachusetts. In Miami, the quarterfinal between Norway and England is set for Saturday, July 11, kicking off at 5 p.m. local time. Both contests will be broadcast on Fox, giving fans ample viewing options.

Remaining Teams in the 2026 Tournament

As of Wednesday, July 8, four nations remain in the knockout phase: France, Morocco, Norway and England. The United States’ run ended with the loss to Belgium, while Belgium advanced past the Americans. The surviving teams now vie for the title and the third‑place prize.

Miami’s World Cup Calendar

Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens has been the venue for seven World Cup matches so far. Earlier games include Uruguay’s group‑stage victory over Cabo Verde on June 21 and Argentina’s Round‑of‑32 win over the same opponent on July 3. Two fixtures remain on the schedule: the Norway‑England quarterfinal on July 11 and a bronze‑final clash slated for July 18.

Streaming and Broadcast Details

Fox holds the U.S. broadcasting rights for the 2026 tournament, airing 70 matches on its main network and 34 on FS1. Every game can be streamed live via the Fox One app and the Fox Sports app. Spanish‑language coverage is available on Telemundo and the Peacock platform.

The concentration of matches in Miami underscores the United States’ growing role as a host nation, offering fans across the country multiple opportunities to experience knockout‑stage drama. With just two games left in Florida, the upcoming weekend promises decisive battles that will determine the tournament’s final three teams.