Scott McTominay will hope to fire Scotland into the knockout stages of World Cup 2026 as they return to group-stage action on Friday. Here is everything you need to know to watch the day's matches.
USA vs. Australia (Group D)
All eyes are on Seattle Stadium as the United States look to assert dominance over Australia in a pivotal Group D showdown. The match kicks off at 8pm BST (3pm ET). British supporters can tune in via BBC One, BBC Sport online, or iPlayer. In the US, the match will be broadcast on FOX and Telemundo, with streaming available through their respective apps.
Scotland vs. Morocco (Group C)
It is a massive night in Foxborough as Scotland take on Morocco at Boston Stadium. With kickoff at 11pm BST (6pm ET), a draw could be all the Tartan Army needs to punch their ticket to the knockout stage. Catch the live action in the UK on ITV or the ITVX app. US-based fans should tune into ESPN or stream the game live on ESPN+.
Brazil vs. Haiti (Group C)
Still chasing their first win of the tournament, Brazil and Haiti clash at Philadelphia Stadium. The action gets underway early Saturday morning for UK viewers at 1.30am BST (Friday, 8.30pm ET). ITV and ITVX are the destinations for UK coverage. In the US, the game will be televised on NBC and available for streaming on Peacock.
Turkey vs. Paraguay (Group D)
The late-night finale sees Turkey and Paraguay face off at Levi's Stadium in the Bay Area. It is a diehard-fan-only kick-off time of 4am BST on Saturday morning (Friday, 11pm ET). ITV and ITVX will carry the broadcast in the UK. US viewers can catch the game on TUDN or via the FuboTV streaming service.
