WIRED’s article explains how to watch the closing stages of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, focusing on the semi-final between England and Argentina. It matters because the tournament is nearing its conclusion, with only four teams left, and FIFA expects it to be its most-watched World Cup ever. The piece is mainly a practical guide for viewers, outlining when the remaining matches take place and where they can be streamed.

The tournament, hosted across the US, Canada and Mexico, expanded to 48 teams for the first time and has now reached its final four: France, Spain, England and Argentina. England face Argentina at 3 pm ET on Wednesday 15 July, while France play Spain at 3 pm ET on Tuesday 14 July; the third-place play-off is set for Saturday 18 July and the final for Sunday 19 July in the New York/New Jersey stadium. FIFA said more than 6.2 million people had attended matches by the quarter-final stage, and the article lists US viewing options including Fox Sports, FoxOne, YouTube TV, Fubo, Hulu and Peacock for Spanish-language coverage.