How to watch the World Cup games today: time, TV, streaming for Argentina, England, Portugal and more

The group games of the 2026 World Cup reach their dramatic climax today, June 27th, as six nations in Groups J, K and L fight for their goals. Argentina, led by Lionel Messi, will face Jordan in Dallas. Messi leads the tournament's top scorers list with five goals. England play Panama in New York/New Jersey, while Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal face Colombia in Miami, one of the most formidable teams in the tournament. All six games will be broadcast live in groups within two pairs each, and they will all be broadcast on FOX or FS1 and streamed on FOX One.

World Cup schedule for today, June 27th

**Panama vs. England**
**Time**: 5:00 p.m. ET
**TV**: FOX
**Stream**: Watch for free on FOX One for 3 days
**Stadium**: New York New Jersey Stadium, New York/New Jersey

England will try to officially qualify for the knockout stages with a win against Panama. The Three Lions can secure group victory with a win combined with Ghana's defeat against Croatia. If Ghana also wins, group victory will be decided by goal difference (currently England has +2, Ghana +1).

This is the last game of the tournament for Panama, as Thomas Christiansen's team has already been eliminated. The Central Americans performed very poorly in their first two games: They lost their first game against Ghana 0-1 shortly before the end and had to admit defeat to Croatia in the second game (0-1), even though they were the better team there for a long time.

**Croatia vs. Ghana**
**Time**: 5:00 p.m. ET
**TV**: FS1
**Stream**: Watch for free on FOX One for 3 days
**Stadium**: Philadelphia Stadium, Philadelphia



For both teams, a place in the knockout round is at stake in this game. The winner of this game will secure at least second place in the group, while a draw would see Ghana qualify as runners-up. The Ghanaians come into this game after a 0-0 draw against England, in which they frustrated the English with a compact defense and dangerous counterattacks for over 90 minutes.

**Colombia vs. Portugal**
**Time**: 7:30 p.m. ET
**TV**: FOX
**Stream**: Watch for free on FOX One for 3 days
**Stadium**: Miami Stadium, Miami

Colombia and Portugal meet in one of the most anticipated group games. Colombia has already qualified for the knockout rounds and could even win the group with a draw. Portugal, on the other hand, would need to win to secure top spot in the group as they beat Uzbekistan 5-0 in their second game but are currently second in the group on goal difference.

**DR Congo vs. Uzbekistan**
**Time**: 7:30 p.m. ET
**TV**: FS1
**Stream**: Watch for free on FOX One for 3 days
**Stadium**: Atlanta Stadium, Atlanta

Both DR Congo and Uzbekistan have yet to win the World Cup in their history. This game, which gives both teams a minimal chance of advancing to the knockout rounds, is about more than just a trophy, it's about prestige. Both teams have lost in their previous games, DR Congo losing 2-1 to Portugal and Uzbekistan losing 5-0 to Portugal.

**Argentina vs. Jordan**
**Time**: 10:00 p.m. ET
**TV**: FOX
**Stream**: Watch for free on FOX One for 3 days
**Stadium**: Dallas Stadium, Dallas

Lionel Messi celebrated his 39th birthday on Wednesday and is still playing at a very high level. Anyone who had hoped that Messi would show signs of fatigue at this World Cup will be bitterly disappointed. Argentina won its first two games and didn't concede a goal (5-0). Messi has scored all five goals for Argentina and could have even more to his name since he missed a penalty in the game against Austria (2-0). Argentina will face Jordan in the final group game. While Argentina is already certain to move into the knockout rounds as group winners, Jordan has already been eliminated and will fly home after this game. Lionel Scaloni, the Argentina coach, could therefore decide to rest Messi for this game. This would give Jordan a slightly more realistic chance of getting a point in the tournament.