World Cup schedule today: How to watch France v Sweden, TV channels & live stream Tuesday 30 June

Kylian Mbappé and France face Sweden in the last 32 on Tuesday. Photograph: Björn Larsson Rosvall/TT/Shutterstock The last 32 continues with three more tantalising ties with World Cup co-hosts Mexico, tournament frontrunners France and dark horses Norway taking to the field once more. All three games promise plenty of drama and excitement. Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappé will be two of the headline acts in Tuesday’s matches. Both players have hit the ground running, netting eight goals between them with more matches to come. Mexico can make the last 16 for the eighth time in the last nine World Cups while Ecuador are aiming to make that stage of the tournament for only the second time in their history having never won a World Cup knockout game before. Here is your complete guide on how to watch today’s World Cup games, including kick-off times, broadcast networks, and online streaming options. Complete guide to all the players A visual guide to every stadium Standings Golden Boot leaders *** Côte d’Ivoire vs Norway Time (ET): 1pm Stadium: Dallas Stadium How to watch United States: Fox / Telemundo ( Stream on Fubo ) Canada: TSN ( Stream ) United Kingdom: BBC One ( Stream ) Australia: SBS ( Stream ) What to watch for Côte d’Ivoire have already made history by reaching the knockout rounds of a World Cup for the first time and there’s good reason to believe they can go even further. The Elephants have a formidable forward line and have scored in all three matches they have played at the tournament so far. Stale Solbakken rested his best players for Norway’s final group game against France, meaning Haaland, Martin Odegaard and the rest should be fresh for Tuesday’s last 32 tie. The Scandinavians have so far lived up to their billing as dark horses and are among the tournament’s most fearsome teams in quick transition. Player to watch: Yan Diomande, Côte d’Ivoire - The 19-year-old has been one of the breakout stars of the 2026 World Cup, becoming the only player this century to register 10+ chances created and 10+ dribbles in three World Cup matches. What to read Côte d’Ivoire team guide Norway team guide *** France v Sweden Time (ET): 5pm Stadium: New York/New Jersey Stadium How to watch United States: Fox / Telemundo ( Stream on Fubo ) Canada: TSN ( Stream ) United Kingdom: ITV1 ( Stream ) Australia: SBS ( Stream ) What to watch for France have set the standard at the 2026 World Cup so far, winning three out of three and scoring 10 goals in the process. Their forward line of Mbappé, Ousmane Dembele and Michael Olise could be the most dangerous in the whole tournament, but can Didier Deschamps find the right midfield balance to prevent Les Bleus from being top-heavy? Speaking of top-heavy, Sweden boast two elite-level forwards in Viktor Gyokeres and Alexander Isak, but are comparatively lacking in other areas. Isak might have to play on the left wing to give Graham Potter’s side a semblance of structure against one of the tournament’s favourites. Player to watch: Kylian Mbappé, France - The Real Madrid forward has registered two goal contributions in each of his three appearances so far and is the player around whom France revolve. Everything is geared towards Mbappe in the final third. What to read France team guide Sweden team guide *** Mexico v Ecuador Time (ET): 9pm Stadium: Estadio Azteca How to watch United States: Fox / Telemundo ( Stream on Fubo ) Canada: TSN ( Stream ) United Kingdom: ITV1 ( Stream ) Australia: SBS ( Stream ) What to watch for Mexico are one of just three teams to have a 100% record after three games of this World Cup. El Tri look to have peaked at the right time and will have home advantage in front of their own supporters at the Estadio Azteca which could be a difference-maker for Javier Aguirre’s team. Ecuador left it late to seal their place in the round of 32, coming from behind to beat Germany in their final group game. If they can maintain their attacking threat against Mexico, the defensive strength of Sebastian Beccacece’s team could determine the outcome of Tuesday’s encounter. Player to watch: Moises Caicedo, Ecuador - The Chelsea midfielder is one of the best two-way operators in the world and will be an important valve in the centre of the field for the visiting team to Estadio Azteca. Ecuador need him in top form. What to read Mexico team guide Ecuador team guide