Germany and the Netherlands debut in the 2026 World Cup this Sunday (14)

Germany's team debuts today in the World Cup.
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The 2026 World Cup heads into its fourth day this Sunday (14). With the debut of teams like Germany and the Netherlands, the day will feature games early in the morning, in the afternoon and at night. (See more below)
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Who's playing this Sunday (14), what time and where to watch?
Australia x Turkey
Time: 1am (Brasília time)
Location: BC Place, Vancouver, Canada
Transmission: Globo, Sportv and Cazé TV
Germany x Curaçao
Time: 2pm (from Brasília)
Location: NRG Stadium, Houston, United States
Broadcast: Cazé TV
Netherlands x Japan
Time: 5pm (Brasília time)
Location: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, United States
Broadcast: Globo, Sportv, GETV, SBT, Nsports and Cazé TV
Ivory Coast x Ecuador
Time: 8pm (from Brasília)
Location: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, United States
Broadcast: Globo, Sportv and Cazé TV
Sweden x Tunisia
Time: 11pm (Brasília time)
Location: Estadio BBVA, Guadalupe, Mexico
Broadcast: Globo, Sportv and Cazé TV
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About the 2026 World Cup
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