Updated Wednesday, July 15, 2026 — four days to the Final on July 19 at MetLife Stadium.

The first finalist is known. Spain produced a clinical 2–0 masterclass against France in Dallas, and tonight England and Argentina meet in Atlanta for the right to join La Roja. Here's everything from a breathless week of knockout football — plus how to follow every score live on your PC, tablet, phone or TV.

The Last 5 Matches

Date	Match	Score	Venue
Jul 14	France vs Spain	0–2	Dallas Stadium
Jul 11	Argentina vs Switzerland	3–1 (AET)	Kansas City Stadium
Jul 11	Norway vs England	1–2 (AET)	Miami Stadium
Jul 10	Spain vs Belgium	2–1	Los Angeles Stadium
Jul 9	France vs Morocco	2–0	Boston Stadium

Spain 2–0 France (semi-final). A masterclass in Dallas. Lucas Digne felled Lamine Yamal in the box and Mikel Oyarzabal calmly dispatched the penalty in the 22nd minute. Pedro Porro doubled the lead in the 58th, playing a give-and-go with Dani Olmo before side-footing past Mike Maignan. Spain suffocated Les Bleus for 90 minutes and reach their first World Cup final since 2010.

Argentina 3–1 Switzerland (quarter-final). Alexis Mac Allister put the champions ahead after ten minutes, but Dan Ndoye's 67th-minute equaliser forced extra time at a packed Arrowhead. Julián Álvarez broke the deadlock with a right-footed rocket in the 112th minute and Lautaro Martínez sealed it at the death as Lionel Messi's side marched on.

England 2–1 Norway (quarter-final). A Miami nailbiter. Andreas Schjelderup's cross-shot gave Norway a 36th-minute lead before Jude Bellingham equalised in first-half stoppage time. Three minutes into extra time, Bellingham reacted quickest when Ørjan Nyland spilled Morgan Rogers' shot, poking home the winner to send the Three Lions into the last four.

Spain 2–1 Belgium (quarter-final). Fabián Ruiz opened the scoring on the half hour in Los Angeles; Charles De Ketelaere levelled for Belgium in the 41st. With a shootout looming, Mikel Merino — the man who broke Portugal's hearts in the round of 16 — struck again in the 88th minute to break Belgian ones too.

France 2–0 Morocco (quarter-final). In the 2022 semi-final rematch in Foxborough, Kylian Mbappé saw a first-half penalty saved by Yassine Bounou — then made amends with a superb curler into the far corner on the hour and teed up Ousmane Dembélé six minutes later. France dominated (3.04 xG to 0.14) to end Morocco's run.

The Road to the Final

Stage	Fixture	When
Semi-final 2	England vs Argentina — Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta	Tonight, Jul 15 — 3:00 PM ET
Third place	France vs loser of England / Argentina — Miami Stadium	Saturday, Jul 18
🏆 Final	Spain vs winner of England / Argentina — MetLife Stadium, New Jersey	Sunday, Jul 19

For the live bracket and full standings, FIFA's official tournament page is the reference: fifa.com — World Cup 26 standings & bracket.

How to Follow Every Score Live — On Any Screen

On your PC or laptop

1. Open your browser and go to fifa.com › Tournaments › World Cup 26 › Standings — live bracket, match centre and stats in one place.
2. Or type "World Cup 2026 scores" into Google: a live score panel appears at the top with the bracket, lineups and minute-by-minute updates. Click "Follow" to pin the tournament to your feed.
3. On Bing, the same search brings up the sports answer card with live scores and the knockout tree — select a match for timelines and stats.
4. Watching tonight's semi-final during work hours? A light, fast machine like the Samsung Galaxy Book3 keeps the FIFA match centre in one tab and your spreadsheets in another without slowing down.

On your Android tablet or phone

1. Install the official FIFA app from the Google Play Store and enable notifications for Spain, England and Argentina — goals arrive as instant alerts.
2. In the Google app, search "World Cup 2026", then tap the bell icon for lock-screen score notifications.
3. In Chrome or Bing mobile, the same searches give you a compact live bracket that refreshes automatically.
4. An 8.7-inch tablet like the Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is the perfect couch-side second screen for the bracket, while a flagship like the Samsung Galaxy S23 (12GB/512GB) handles alerts, highlights and the group chat all match long.

On your TV

1. On a smart TV, open the built-in browser (or your sports app) and load the FIFA match centre — or cast the Google live-score panel from your Android phone via the Cast button.
2. Use split-screen or picture-in-picture: tonight's England–Argentina semi on the main screen, the live bracket alongside.
3. With the Final four days away, a 4K panel earns its keep: the 43-inch Samsung QE43-T Crystal UHD fits any room, and if you're hosting the whole street on July 19, the 75-inch Samsung QB75B UHD display turns your living room into a fan zone.

Match-Day Setup at a Glance

Full Tournament Bracket

Round of 32 — Results
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)
United States vs Bosnia & 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 — Results
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
United States vs Belgium	1–4
Argentina vs Egypt	3–2
Switzerland vs Colombia	0–0 (4–3 pens)
Quarter-finals — Results
France vs Morocco	2–0
Spain vs Belgium	2–1
Norway vs England	1–2 (AET)
Argentina vs Switzerland	3–1 (AET)
Semi-finals & Final
France vs Spain — Dallas Stadium	0–2
England vs Argentina — Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta	Tonight, Jul 15
Third place: France vs TBD — Miami Stadium	Saturday, Jul 18
🏆 Final: Spain vs TBD — MetLife Stadium, New Jersey	Sunday, Jul 19

Four days to the Final. Check back after tonight's semi — we'll update the bracket, recap the match and keep your match-day setup ready for Sunday.