World Cup Games Today UK Time: Every Monday, July 6 fixture - with kick off times and UK TV channels
Two more teams will qualify for the quarter finals this evening. Here is every Monday, July 6 World Cup game - with UK kick off times and TV channels.
Today at the World Cup, Portugal will face Spain while host nation the USA challenges Belgium for a spot in the quarter finals.


Already there have been four teams eliminated from the last 16 so far, and the winning nations from this evening will play one another in Los Angeles on Friday.
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Following Mexico vs England in the early hours of the morning, here is every World Cup game taking place today - with UK kick off times and where you can watch live.
Who is playing in the World Cup today? Monday, July 6 fixtures with UK kick off times
First up is Portugal vs Spain, with the two nations going head to head at 2pm in Dallas, Texas. This is ahead of the USA playing Belgium in Seattle at 5pm local time.
All World Cup games today – UK time:
- Match 93: Portugal vs Spain — Kick off 8pm
- Match 94: USA vs Belgium — Kick off 1am (Tuesday, July 7)
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World Cup UK TV Channels: Here’s where you can watch today’s matches live
Both of today’s World Cup matches will be live on the BBC, with Portugal vs Spain kicking off this evening and USA vs Belgium in the early hours of tomorrow morning.
- Portugal vs Spain — First up is Portugal vs Spain, with coverage on BBC One from 7.30pm as well as on BBC iPlayer. You can also listen live on BBC Radio 5 Live from 7pm.
- USA vs Belgium — As for USA vs Belgium, coverage will begin on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 12.50am - ahead of the 1am kick off - with BBC Radio 5 Live covering the match from 1am.
The full list of matches and more information can be found on the official FIFA website.
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