World Cup 2026 quarter-final fixtures and last-16 results | OneFootball

Only eight teams will be left to battle it out on football’s grandest stage

The World Cup 2026 last-16 stage is almost at an end.

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

We have now lost all three World Cup co-hosts as Canada were comfortably beaten by Africa Cup of Nations champions Morocco and the USA were thrashed by Belgium following the Folarin Balogun controversy.

Tournament favourites France managed to edge Paraguay in a bitty encounter to book their progression, while Lionel Messi led Argentina to an astonishing late fightback against Egypt.

Either Switzerland or Colombia will complete the quarter-final lineup as they finish the round of 16 in Vancouver on Tuesday.

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

Argentina 3-2 Egypt

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World Cup 2026 quarter-final fixtures

July 9

9pm: France vs Morocco (Boston)

July 10

8pm: Spain vs Belgium (Los Angeles)

July 11

10pm: Norway vs England (Miami)

July 12

2am: Argentina 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

France 3-0 Sweden

Mexico 2-0 Ecuador

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