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Quarter-final line up almost complete as tournament steps up another gear

The World Cup 2026 last-16 stage is nearing a conclusion.

England played out what is arguably the finest match of the tournament so far as they edged Mexico 3-2 in a thrilling, emotional encounter at the Estadio Azteca.

However, we have now lost one of the three co-hosts as Canada were comfortably beaten by African Cup of Nation champions Morocco.

Tournament favourites France managed to edge Paraguay in a bitty encounter to book their progression.

Sunday’s first blockbuster clash saw Erling Haaland and Norway stun five-time winners Brazil.

Spain will now face Belgium, who brushed USA aside to send all co-hosts crashing out before the quarter-finals.

The penultimate last-16 game sees Lionel Messi’s Argentina take on Mohamed Salah’s Egypt. Switzerland vs Colombia completes the set.

World Cup 2026 last-16 fixtures and results

July 4

Canada 0-3 Morocco

Paraguay 0-1 France

July 5

Brazil 1-2 Norway

July 6

Mexico 2-3 England

Spain 0-1 Portugal

July 7

USA 1-4 Belgium

5pm: Argentina vs Egypt (Atlanta)

9pm: Switzerland vs Colombia (Vancouver)

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Quarter-finals

July 9

9pm: France vs Morocco (Boston)

July 10

8pm: Spain vs USA/Belgium (Los Angeles)

July 11

10pm: Norway vs England (Miami)

July 12

2am: Argentina/Egypt vs Switzerland/Colombia (Kansas City)

Semi-finals

July 14

8pm: Match 101 – Winner match 97 vs Winner match 98 (Dallas)

July 15

8pm: Match 102 – Winner match 99 vs Winner match 100 (Atlanta)

Third-place final

July 18

10pm: Match 103 – Loser match 101 vs Loser match 102 (Miami)

Final

8pm: Match 104 – Winner match 101 vs Winner match 102 (New York/New Jersey)

World Cup 2026 last-32 results

All times BST

June 28

South Africa 0-1 Canada

June 29

Brazil 2-1 Japan

Germany 1-1 Paraguay (3-4 pens)

June 30

Netherlands 1-1 Morocco (2-3 pens)

Ivory Coast 1-2 Norway

Mexico 2-0 Ecuador

England 2-1 DR Congo

Belgium 3-2 Senegal

July 2

USA 2-0 Bosnia and Herzegovina

Spain 3-0 Austria

July 3

Portugal 2-1 Croatia

Switzerland 2-0 Algeria

Australia 1-1 Egypt

July 4

Colombia 1-0 Ghana