Saturday, July 11, 2026 — It is Quarter-Final Saturday, and the 2026 FIFA World Cup is down to six teams. France and Spain have already punched their tickets to a heavyweight semi-final in Arlington, and tonight England, Norway, Argentina and Switzerland battle for the last two semi-final spots. Just eight days remain until the final on July 19 at MetLife Stadium, New Jersey — here is everything you need to catch up, plus the best way to follow every score live.

The Last 5 Matches

Date	Match	Score	Venue
July 10	Spain vs Belgium	2-1	Los Angeles Stadium, Los Angeles
July 9	France vs Morocco	2-0	Boston Stadium, Foxborough
July 7	Switzerland vs Colombia	0-0 (4-3 pens)	BC Place, Vancouver
July 7	Argentina vs Egypt	3-2	Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta
July 6	Belgium vs USA	4-1	Seattle Stadium, Seattle

Spain 2-1 Belgium (QF). Fabián Ruiz put Spain ahead before Charles De Ketelaere levelled for a Belgium side that lost goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois to injury. Substitute Mikel Merino settled it in the 88th minute, turning home a rebound less than two minutes after coming off the bench.

France 2-0 Morocco (QF). In a rematch of the 2022 semi-final, Kylian Mbappé saw a first-half penalty saved but made amends on the hour with a superb curling finish, and Ousmane Dembélé slid a low shot past Yassine Bounou to seal it.

Switzerland 0-0 Colombia, 4-3 on penalties (R16). After 120 goalless minutes in Vancouver, Ruben Vargas fired home the decisive kick while Davinson Sánchez and Cucho Hernández missed for Colombia — sending the Swiss to their first quarter-final in over seven decades.

Argentina 3-2 Egypt (R16). An all-time classic in Atlanta: goals from Ibrahim (15') and Ziko (67') had Egypt 2-0 up, before Cristian Romero (79'), Lionel Messi (84') and Enzo Fernández (90+2') completed a stunning 11-minute comeback — the first team in World Cup history to win a knockout match in regulation after trailing by two in the 75th minute.

Belgium 4-1 USA (R16). Charles De Ketelaere struck twice (9', 33') either side of Malik Tillman's reply, Hans Vanaken punished a goalkeeping slip on 57 minutes, and Romelu Lukaku added a stoppage-time fourth to end the co-hosts' run in Seattle.

The Road to the Final

Date	Stage	Match	Venue
July 11 — 5 p.m. ET	Quarter-final	England vs Norway	Hard Rock Stadium, Miami
July 11 — 9 p.m. ET	Quarter-final	Argentina vs Switzerland	Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City
July 14 — 3 p.m. ET	Semi-final 1	France vs Spain	AT&T Stadium, Arlington (Dallas)
July 15 — 3 p.m. ET	Semi-final 2	Winner England/Norway vs Winner Argentina/Switzerland	Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta
July 18 — 5 p.m. ET	Third-place match	Semi-final losers	Hard Rock Stadium, Miami
July 19 — 3 p.m. ET	Final 🏆	Semi-final winners	MetLife Stadium, New Jersey

Tonight's headline duel: Norway's Erling Haaland — level with Messi on seven tournament goals after his brace felled Brazil — against an England side that outlasted Mexico 3-2. For live brackets and standings, keep the official FIFA World Cup 2026 standings page bookmarked.

How to Follow Every Score Live

a) On your PC or laptop

1. Open your browser and go to the official FIFA standings and brackets page — it refreshes with live scores, lineups and stats during every match.
2. Pin the tab, then snap it to one half of your screen (Windows key + arrow) so scores stay visible while you work.
3. In a second tab, search "World Cup 2026" on Google — the live sports panel at the top shows minute-by-minute scores; click a match for commentary and stats.
4. Prefer Bing? Search the same on bing.com — its sports card lets you follow the full bracket and set match reminders.
5. A thin-and-light machine like the Samsung Galaxy Book3 handles the split-screen routine effortlessly — all-day battery for a full doubleheader, and a crisp display that makes the FIFA live tracker a pleasure to read.

b) On an Android tablet or phone

1. Open Chrome and load the FIFA standings page, then add it to your home screen (menu > Add to Home screen) for one-tap access.
2. In the Google app, search "World Cup 2026" and tap the bell icon on the live panel — you'll get push notifications for kickoffs, goals and final scores.
3. For a second opinion, open the Bing app and search the match — the sports card shows live commentary and the road-to-the-final bracket.
4. An affordable dedicated score screen changes everything on match day: park a Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite 8.7" next to the couch with the FIFA tracker open, and your main screen stays free for the broadcast.
5. Out and about during the England–Norway kickoff? A flagship like the Samsung Galaxy S23 (12GB/512GB) streams the match flawlessly on 5G, with 512GB of storage for every highlight you'll want to save.

c) On your TV

1. On a Samsung Smart TV, open the built-in web browser and load the FIFA standings page for a giant live bracket between matches.
2. Or cast: search "World Cup 2026" on Google on your phone and cast the tab to the TV — the live panel updates in real time on the big screen.
3. Bing works the same way: open the sports card in your TV browser to keep the full schedule and scores on screen during half-time.
4. For the living room, the Samsung QE43-T Crystal UHD 43" TV delivers 4K with a three-sided bezel-less design — ideal for a bedroom or den second screen for the 9 p.m. Argentina–Switzerland kickoff.
5. Hosting a crowd for the semi-finals or the July 19 final? The Samsung QB75B 75" UHD display turns any room, café or storefront into a fan zone.

Match-Day Setup at a Glance

Full Tournament Bracket

Match	Result / Status
Round of 32
Canada vs South Africa	1-0
Brazil vs Japan	2-1
Paraguay vs Germany	1-1 (4-3 pens)
Morocco vs Netherlands	1-1 (3-2 pens)
Norway vs Ivory Coast	2-1
France vs Sweden	3-0
Mexico vs Ecuador	2-0
England vs DR Congo	2-1
Belgium vs Senegal	3-2 (AET)
USA vs Bosnia and Herzegovina	2-0
Spain vs Austria	3-0
Portugal vs Croatia	2-1
Switzerland vs Algeria	2-0
Egypt vs Australia	1-1 (4-2 pens)
Argentina vs Cabo Verde	3-2 (AET)
Colombia vs Ghana	1-0
Round of 16
Morocco vs Canada	3-0
France vs Paraguay	1-0
Norway vs Brazil	2-1
England vs Mexico	3-2
Spain vs Portugal	1-0
Belgium vs USA	4-1
Argentina vs Egypt	3-2
Switzerland vs Colombia	0-0 (4-3 pens)
Quarter-finals
France vs Morocco	2-0
Spain vs Belgium	2-1
England vs Norway	Today, July 11 — 5 p.m. ET, Miami
Argentina vs Switzerland	Today, July 11 — 9 p.m. ET, Kansas City
Semi-finals
France vs Spain	July 14 — 3 p.m. ET, Arlington (Dallas)
Winner England/Norway vs Winner Argentina/Switzerland	July 15 — 3 p.m. ET, Atlanta
Third place & Final
Third-place match — semi-final losers	July 18 — 5 p.m. ET, Miami
Final 🏆 — semi-final winners	July 19 — 3 p.m. ET, MetLife Stadium, New Jersey

Eight days, five matches, one trophy. Follow every minute — and set up your screens right — with PcHybrid.