World Cup Sets 3 Round of 32 Matches on July 1 as England, USA and Belgium Headline
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Updated · FOX Sports · Jul 1
World Cup Sets 3 Round of 32 Matches on July 1 as England, USA and Belgium Headline
3 articles · Updated · FOX Sports · Jul 1
Summary
Three Round of 32 games are on Wednesday’s 2026 World Cup slate, with England facing DR Congo at noon ET, Belgium meeting Senegal at 4 p.m. ET and the United States playing Bosnia and Herzegovina at 8 p.m. ET.
FOX and FS1 will carry all three matches, with streaming available on FOX One; the games are set for Atlanta, Seattle and Santa Clara.
England’s opener features Harry Kane against a DR Congo side that has emerged as an upset threat, while Jude Bellingham is expected to take on a larger creative role.
Senegal enters after a 5-0 win over Iraq that boosted its goal difference, and the U.S. will lean on Christian Pulisic and Weston McKennie in the day’s prime-time matchup.
The schedule completes Day 21 of the tournament and begins the knockout path for three higher-profile teams trying to avoid an early exit.