Group J begins the day with one of the tournament’s most watched teams. Argentina meets Austria at 1:00 PM ET, a matchup that should draw global attention as the defending champions continue their group campaign. United States viewers can watch on FOX and Telemundo, while Canadian fans have coverage on TSN and RDS. In the United Kingdom, BBC and ITV share broadcast duties, and Australian viewers can tune in on SBS.
The early kickoff sets the tone for a day stacked with meaningful matches, especially for teams fighting to secure knockout‑round positioning.
France Returns to Action in Prime Time
Group I takes center stage at 5:00 PM ET when France faces Iraq. The French side remains one of the tournament’s biggest draws, and this match offers a chance to solidify control of the group. In the US, the match airs on FOX Sports 1 and Telemundo. Canadian coverage is available on CTV and TSN. UK viewers can watch on ITV, while Australia carries the match on Optus Sport and SBS.
France’s depth and attacking power make every appearance must‑see viewing, and Iraq enters with nothing to lose, often a recipe for drama.
Norway and Senegal Clash in a Key Group I Match
At 8:00 PM ET, Norway meets Senegal in a matchup that could determine who advances. Both teams bring contrasting styles: Norway’s structured buildup against Senegal’s pace and physicality. US coverage is on FS1 and Telemundo, with Canadian viewers watching on TSN. In the UK, ITV handles the broadcast, and Australia again features the match on SBS.
Jordan and Algeria Close Out the Night
The final match of the day kicks off at 11:00 PM ET as Jordan faces Algeria in Group J. US viewers can watch on FS2 and Telemundo’s digital platforms. Canada carries the match on TSN, the UK on BBC iPlayer, and Australia on SBS.
A full day of World Cup action ends with two teams eager to make a statement before the group stage tightens.
