World Cup Games Today UK Time: Every Saturday, July 4 fixture - with kick off times and UK TV channels
Here are the UK kick off times and TV channels for all Saturday, July 4 World Cup fixtures.
We are now heading into the next stage of the FIFA World Cup, as the final 16 nations prepare to fight for their slot in the quarter finals.


Kicking off with Canada vs Morocco - following their wins over South Africa and the Netherlands, respectively - today will also see Paraguay play France after their shock victory over Germany earlier this week.
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The two winning teams will secure their place in the quarter finals, where they will play one another in Boston on Thursday.
Here is every World Cup match happening on Saturday, July 4 - with UK kick off times and TV channels.
Who is playing in the World Cup today? Saturday, July 4 fixtures with UK kick off times
The round of 32 ended with an early morning match between Colombia and Ghana in Kansas City, with the two remaining games in Houston and Philadelphia kicking off between noon and 5pm local time - which means that UK fans will be able to go to bed at a decent time.
All World Cup games today – UK time:
- Match 90: Canada vs Morocco — Kick off 6pm
- Match 89: Paraguay vs France — Kick off 10pm
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Today both World Cup matches will be split between the BBC and ITV.
What TV channel is Canada vs Morocco on?
In the UK, Canada vs Morocco will be live on ITV1 and STV from 5.15pm ahead of kick off at 6pm. The game will also be available to stream on ITVX and STV Player, or you can listen on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra from 5.50pm.
What TV channel is Paraguay vs France on?
As for Paraguay vs France, this match will be broadcast on BBC One from 9.30pm, with kick off at 10pm. The game can also be livestreamed on BBC iPlayer, and BBC Radio 5 Live from 5.50pm.
You can find out more about the World Cup on the official FIFA website.
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