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England and Belgium take the field this Wednesday for the World Cup; see times and where to watch

Por Equipe Editorial CifraNET · 01/07/2026
England and Belgium take the field this Wednesday for the World Cup; see times and where to watch
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Harry Kane, England player, at the 2026 World Cup.
Reuters/Vincent Carchietta
The third day of the knockout stages of the 2026 World Cup takes place this Wednesday (1st) with matches such as England x DR Congo and Belgium x Senegal. (Check out more information below)
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The clash between the English and Congolese could define a possible opponent for Brazil in the quarter-finals. Before that, however, Carlo Ancelotti's men need to beat Erling Haaland's Norway. See where and when to watch the match.
Follow the 2026 World Cup on ge:
2026 World Cup Simulator
2026 World Cup Calendar: see dates and times of all games
RESULTS: check the World Cup table
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Where to watch the World Cup?
Real Time: ge follows every action of the match (click here).
Transmission: TV Globo, Globoplay, ge tv, sportv, NSports, SBT and Cazé TV.
Who plays this Wednesday (1st) SporTV, GETV, SBT, Nsports and CazéTV
United States x Bosnia and Herzegovina
Time: 9pm (GMT)
Location: Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, United States
Broadcast: CazéTV
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About the World Cup 2026
The 2026 World Cup will be the first in history to be played in three countries - the United States, Mexico and Canada. In total, 16 cities will host tournament matches, the vast majority in the USA.
Check out how many games each country will host below:
United States: 78 games (including all knockout stages from the quarter-finals onwards and the grand final).
Mexico: 13 games (including the opening game at Estadio Azteca).
Canada: 13 games.

Source: G1

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