FIFA World Cup matches tomorrow ft Argentina, Belgium, Iran and more; schedule, live stream

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FIFA World Cup 2026 image in the frame (Image vis Getty)
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The highly anticipated Belgium vs Iran fixture is scheduled at the iconic SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California

Argentina vs Austria is set to be played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas

Football fans in India can look forward to an exciting night of FIFA World Cup 2026 action spilling into the early hours of Monday, June 22, headlined by an intriguing Group G matchup between Belgium and Iran.

The highly anticipated Belgium vs Iran fixture is scheduled at the iconic SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. Belgium, aiming to leverage their experience and squad depth after an opening draw, will take on a resilient Iran side seeking their first points. 

The two teams have never met before in competitive action, adding an element of unpredictability to this Group G encounter. The match will be followed by Uruguay vs Cape Verde and a fixture between New Zealand and Egypt. Later on Monday, defending champions Argentina will be in action in Group J

FIFA World Cup matches tomorrow ft Argentina, Belgium, Iran and more; schedule, live stream

Argentina vs Austria is set to be played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. With the expanded 48-team tournament in full swing across North America, these fixtures could prove decisive in the race for knockout stage qualification. A look at the full schedule, date, time, and live stream info below. 

FIFA World Cup 2026 schedule tonight (Sunday, June 21)

  • Belgium vs Iran (12:30 AM IST)
  • Uruguay vs Cape Verde (3:30 AM IST)
  • New Zealand vs Egypt (6:30 AM IST)
  • Argentina vs Austria (10:30 PM IST)

How to watch FIFA World Cup in India?

Indian fans can watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 on Unite8 Sports, the ZEE5 app, or website. DD Sports will also broadcast selected matches. 

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