We’re getting closer and closer to the end of the 2026 World Cup.
That’s right. The games have entered the round of 16. It seems the matches have been taking place forever across many stadiums in America. With the games drawing in crowds from all around the world, there is no shortage of drama going into tonight’s game: USA vs. Belgium.
In fact, President Donald Trump decided it would be good use of his time to request FIFA to review a red card suspension. If you haven’t been paying attention, the United States men’s team faced Bosnia-Herzegovina in the round of 32. One of the USA’s players, Folarin Balogun, received a received a red card suspension.In the end, FIFA ultimately made the decision to lift Balogun’s suspension in time for today’s anticipated match, which greatly adds to the USMNT’s chances in the tournament.
In preparation for today’s match, let’s make sure you won’t miss one second of must-see soccer. Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch tonight’s World Cup match for free…
When Does the 2026 World Cup USA Vs. Belgium Match Start?
The USA vs. Belgium match is scheduled to start at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT. You can catch all the action on FOX, Peacock, Tubi, FOX One, and Telemundo.
What Channel is USA Vs. Belgium Match On?
The World Cup is going to be airing live on a variety of networks, including FOX Sports, FS1, FOX ONE, and FOX in English. You can watch the matches in Spanish on Telemundo, Peacock, and NBC Universo.
All 104 World Cup matchups will be streaming in Spanish on Peacock and in English on FOX One and the FOX Sports app.
Can I Watch The USA Vs. Belgium Match on YouTube TV?
Yep! YouTube TV has got you covered. The streamer offers the FOX and FS1 live streams. For a limited time only, YouTube TV is only $67.99/month for the first three months, and then $82.99/month. There is a Sports Plan that includes FOX, FS1, and 30 other channels for only $54.99/month.
Does YouTube TV Offer a Free Trial?
Great news! Youtube TV is currently offering a ten-day free trial.
How To Stream The World Cup Without Cable:
The World Cup can be stream with a subscription to Fubo, DIRECTV, Sling TV, and Hulu + Live TV. All of the streaming services have free trials available.
