Spain and France clash in World Cup semi-final showdown
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France squad
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1 Brice SAMBA Goalkeeper
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2 Malo GUSTO Defender
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3 Lucas Digne Defender
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4 Dayot UPAMECANO Defender
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5 Jules KOUNDE Defender
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6 Manu KONE Midfielder
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7 Ousmane DEMBELE Forward
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8 Aurelien TCHOUAMENI Midfielder
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9 Marcus THURAM Forward
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10 Kylian MBAPPE Forward
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11 Michael OLISE Forward
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12 Bradley BARCOLA Forward
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13 Ngolo KANTE Midfielder
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14 Adrien RABIOT Midfielder
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15 Ibrahima KONATE Defender
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16 Mike MAIGNAN Goalkeeper
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17 William SALIBA Defender
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18 Warren ZAIRE-EMERY Midfielder
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19 Theo HERNANDEZ Defender
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20 Desire DOUE Forward
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21 Lucas HERNANDEZ Defender
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22 Jean-Philippe MATETA Forward
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23 Robin RISSER Goalkeeper
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24 Rayan CHERKI Midfielder
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25 Maghnes AKLIOUCHE Midfielder
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26 Maxence Lacroix Defender
Spain squad
- Full squad
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1 David RAYA Goalkeeper
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2 Marc PUBILL Defender
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3 Alex GRIMALDO Defender
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4 Eric GARCIA Defender
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5 Marcos LLORENTE Defender
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6 Mikel MERINO Midfielder
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7 Ferran TORRES Forward
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8 Fabian RUIZ Midfielder
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9 GAVI Midfielder
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10 Dani OLMO Forward
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11 Yeremy PINO Forward
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12 Pedro PORRO Defender
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13 Joan GARCIA Goalkeeper
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14 Aymeric LAPORTE Defender
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15 Alex BAENA Midfielder
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16 RODRI Midfielder
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17 Nico WILLIAMS Forward
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18 Martin ZUBIMENDI Midfielder
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19 Lamine YAMAL Forward
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20 PEDRI Midfielder
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21 Mikel OYARZABAL Forward
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22 Pau CUBARSI Defender
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23 Unai SIMON Goalkeeper
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24 Marc CUCURELLA Defender
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25 Victor MUNOZ Forward
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26 Borja IGLESIAS Forward
Spain and France were scheduled to meet in a 2026 FIFA World Cup semi-final at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, in one of the tournament’s decisive matches to determine who would reach the final. The fixture mattered because it brought together two leading European sides with star players including Kylian Mbappé, Ousmane Dembélé and Michael Olise for France, and Lamine Yamal, Rodri and Fabián Ruiz for Spain. Rather than focusing on match analysis, the article mainly served as a guide to how viewers in the United States could watch the game live.
The match was due to kick off on Tuesday 14 July at 12pm PT and 3pm ET, with coverage on Fox and Spanish-language coverage on Telemundo. Streaming options listed included DirecTV, which offered a five-day free trial, Fubo with a one-day free trial, plus Sling and Hulu + Live TV for Fox access. The article also said every World Cup match would stream on Fox One, priced at $19.99 a month after a three-day free trial, while Peacock was presented as the main Spanish-language streaming platform.
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In short
- Spain and France met in a key World Cup semi-final.
- The article mainly explained US viewing options.
- Fox, Fox One and Telemundo carried the match.
How this story developed
- 3 months ago The later report newly identified Peacock as the official Spanish-language streaming home and referred to the venue by FIFA’s tournament name of Dallas Stadium while again noting that France and Spain would contest the World Cup semi-final in Dallas on Tuesday 14 July at 12pm PT, 3pm ET with coverage on Fox and Telemundo.
- 3 months ago Spain and France were due to meet in the 2026 World Cup semi-final at AT&T Stadium in Dallas on Tuesday 14 July, with US viewers able to watch the 12pm PT, 3pm ET kick-off on Fox or Telemundo and via streaming services including DirecTV, Fubo, Sling, Hulu + Live TV, Fox One and Peacock.
Explained simply
Spain and France meet in the semi-finals of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a match-up between two of Europe's strongest footballing nations, with the winner going through to the final. France's side features established attacking talent such as Kylian Mbappé, Ousmane Dembélé and Michael Olise, while Spain field a mix of youth and experience, including Lamine Yamal, Rodri and Fabián Ruiz. The tie was due to be played at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, one of the host venues for this year's tournament in the United States.
For anyone wanting to follow the game, coverage in the US was set to run through Fox in English and Telemundo in Spanish, alongside a range of streaming services including DirecTV, Fubo, Sling and Hulu + Live TV, as well as Fox's own streaming platform Fox One and Peacock for Spanish-language viewers.
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Originally published by The Hollywood Reporter as “Where to Watch Spain vs. France World Cup Semifinal Match Live Online”.