England will aim to secure a second consecutive victory in Group L when they take on Ghana at the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Tuesday evening. The match is scheduled for Tuesday, June 23, with kick-off at 9pm British Summer Time (4pm Eastern Time). The fixture will be played at Gillette Stadium in Boston, Massachusetts, which is expected to host a capacity crowd.
How to watch England vs Ghana on TV and online
In the United Kingdom, the match will be broadcast live on BBC One. Coverage begins at 8pm, offering an hour of pre-match analysis and interviews. Fans can also stream the game via BBC iPlayer or the BBC Sport website, both free of charge for UK TV licence holders. For radio listeners, BBC Radio 5 Live will provide live commentary, accessible through the BBC Sounds app.
In the United States, English-language coverage will air on FOX, while Spanish-language viewers can tune into Telemundo. Both networks will start their pre-match shows well before the 4pm ET kick-off.
Team news for England and Ghana
England manager Thomas Tuchel is dealing with injury concerns. Winger Bukayo Saka is managing a persistent Achilles problem, while forward Marcus Rashford missed training due to muscle discomfort. Anthony Gordon is likely to retain his starting place. For Ghana, goalkeeper Lawrence Ati Zigi faces a late fitness test after an injury in their opening group match against Panama. Midfielder Thomas Partey is expected to return to the starting lineup after being denied entry to Canada for the first game.
Head-to-head record
England and Ghana have met only once before, a 1-1 draw in a friendly at Wembley Stadium in March 2011. Andy Carroll scored for England, while Asamoah Gyan equalised in stoppage time for Ghana.
