Soccer games today: England vs Argentina World Cup TV
England face Argentina today in the 2026 FIFA World Cup second semifinal at 3 p.m. ET from Atlanta Stadium, with the winner set to meet Spain in Sunday's final. For soccer games today on U.S. TV, tune to FOX or stream live on FOX One; Spanish-language coverage is on Peacock.
Day 35 of the tournament boils down to one knockout clash: Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham's England against Lionel Messi's Argentina. Messi's eight goals are tied for the tournament lead, while England has ridden Kane and Bellingham's scoring form through the knockout rounds.
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Key Takeaways
- England vs. Argentina kicks off at 3 p.m. ET on Wednesday, July 15, at Atlanta Stadium in Atlanta, GA.
- U.S. English-language TV is FOX; live and on-demand streaming is available on FOX One (including a reported three-day free trial).
- Spanish-language live coverage is available via Peacock, per Mashable's guide.
- The winner books a spot against Spain in the July 19 World Cup final.
- After 100 matches, the last four are soccer's heavyweights—and today decides who joins Spain in the showpiece.
What soccer games today are on the World Cup schedule?
There is one World Cup fixture on July 15: England vs. Argentina. Kickoff is listed at 3 p.m. ET at Atlanta Stadium. According to FOX Sports, this is the second semifinal, with a final berth on the line.
Mashable frames the moment simply: one final spot is already settled, and England and Argentina must battle for the other in Atlanta.
What time is kickoff and where can you watch?
Kickoff is 3 p.m. ET. FOX carries the English-language broadcast. FOX Sports says every World Cup match airs on FOX and FS1, with live and on-demand streaming on FOX One.
Mashable adds Fox One for the English feed and Peacock for Spanish-language live coverage. If you prefer a live-TV streaming bundle instead of a standalone app, Mashable points to cable replacements such as YouTube TV or Hulu + Live TV.
Why does this second semifinal matter so much?
FOX Sports notes Argentina leans on Messi, whose eight goals are tied for the tournament lead, while England banks on Kane and Bellingham. The winner meets Spain on July 19.
Yahoo Sports has cast the last four as soccer's heavyweights after more than 100 tournament matches—making today's England–Argentina showdown a genuine heavyweight path to the final, not an upset bracket story.
For U.S. and UK fans chasing soccer games today, the checklist is short: confirm the 3 p.m. ET kickoff, set FOX or FOX One for English audio, and use Peacock if you want Spanish commentary. Miss this one and the field for Sunday's final is decided without you.