Six World Cup Group-Stage Matches Set for Wednesday, All on FOX Networks

Six group-stage matches are scheduled for Wednesday, June 24, as the final round of the opening phase of the 2026 FIFA World Cup unfolds. Brazil face Scotland in Miami, while Canada meet Switzerland in Vancouver. Bosnia and Herzegovina play Qatar in Seattle, and Morocco take on Haiti in Atlanta. In Mexico City, Mexico host Czechia, and in Monterrey, South Korea face South Africa. All six games will be broadcast on FOX or FS1 and can be streamed live on FOX One.

The Canada-Switzerland clash at BC Place is a direct contest for the Group B lead; a draw would see Canada finish first on goal-difference. The Bosnia-Hrvatska versus Qatar match in Seattle offers both sides a chance to reach the round of 32, though a draw would leave Bosnia in third place.

Brazil, the five-time champion, open against Scotland at Miami Stadium, a match that could determine Scotland’s first advancement beyond the group stage. Morocco, currently atop Group C, seek a win over Haiti to stay ahead of Brazil on goal-difference.

Mexico, having already secured the Group A title with six points, will face Czechia in Mexico City Stadium. Czechia must win to keep knockout hopes alive, while a draw could still be sufficient depending on other results. South Korea and South Africa meet in Monterrey, where a draw would see South Korea advance, while South Africa requires a victory.

Viewers can watch the matches on the listed channels at the following times (ET): 3 p.m. – Switzerland vs. Canada (FOX) and Bosnia and Herzegovina vs. Qatar (FS1); 6 p.m. – Brazil vs. Scotland (FOX) and Morocco vs. Haiti (FS1); 9 p.m. – Mexico vs. Czechia (FOX) and South Korea vs. South Africa (FS1).