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World Cup schedule today: How to watch, TV channels & live stream

What’s happening in the World Cup today? Here is the full schedule for Wednesday 1 June including kick-off times, TV channels and live stream options.

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There is no margin for error in the last 32, as Germany and the Netherlands discovered to their cost. In the expanded World Cup format, the addition of another knockout round has added more jeopardy, even for established heavyweights of international soccer.

England fit the bill as heavyweights with the Three Lions among the favourites to lift the World Cup. However, Thomas Tuchel’s side must up their game to overcome the Democratic Republic of Congo on Wednesday in a match that has upset potential.

The USA hope their last-32 clash with Bosnia and Herzegovina won’t hold upset potential. Mauricio Pochettino’s team have moved through the tournament with ease so far, but could find things much less comfortable against a stubborn opponent.

Here is your complete guide on how to watch today’s World Cup games, including kick-off times, broadcast networks and online streaming options.

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England v DR Congo

Time (ET): Noon

Stadium: Atlanta 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

England’s progression to this stage of the World Cup hasn’t been entirely smooth, but Tuchel’s team certainly have the talent to be contenders to win the whole thing. Many argue England are set up to play higher-calibre opponents. DR Congo, however, could pose a similar challenge to the one England failed to overcome against Ghana.

Indeed, the African outfit will look to sit deep in a low block. Their defensive line includes the likes of Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Axel Tuanzebe and could take some breaking down. At the other end of the pitch, DR Congo like to commit bodies forward on the counter, making them an attacking threat as well.

Player to watch: Jude Bellingham, England – Not for the first time, the Real Madrid talisman is dragging his national team through a major tournament. Bellingham’s leadership qualities are shining through one more. England are dependent on him.

What to read

England team guide

DR Congo team guide

‘Don’t start to doubt’: Tuchel warns England to be patient against defensive DR Congo

How DR Congo’s football team became a rare source of national unity

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Belgium v Senegal

Time (ET): 4pm

Stadium: Seattle 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

Belgium finally found their groove in their final group game, putting five goals past New Zealand. The Red Devils played at a much higher tempo as the likes of Kevin De Bruyne, Leandro Trossard and Jérémy Doku all demonstrated the sort of level many expected of them from the start of the World Cup.

Senegal left it late to secure their place in the knockout rounds, but made a statement by thumping Iraq 5-0 to progress as one of the eight best third-place teams. Sadio Mane and Co have the attacking quality to be a problem for any opponent at this tournament. This tie could swing either way.

Player to watch: Kevin De Bruyne, Belgium – The Napoli playmaker is a weather vane for his national team. When De Bruyne plays well, Belgium play well. His natural creativity is crucial to their general play through the midfield and into the forward line.

What to read

Belgium team guide

Senegal team guide

‘To be favourites or not doesn’t matter’: Belgium braced for Senegal challenge

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USA v Bosnia and Herzegovina

Time (ET): 8pm

Stadium: San Francisco Bay Area 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

Pochettino’s decision to rest most of his first-choice players for the USA’s dead-rubber group finale against Turkey will have paid dividends if the co-hosts are able to keep up the intensity of their play against a Bosnia and Herzegovina team who will sit deep and ask to be broken down.

Bosnia and Herzegovina embrace the slog. They made it to this World Cup by winning back-to-back penalty shootouts against Wales and Italy and will attempt to make the USA’s life a misery in Santa Clara by closing space between the lines, staying compact at the back and playing for set pieces.

Player to watch: Christian Pulisic, USA – The Milan winger made his return from injury against Turkey and could be in line to start this match. Pulisic’s direct running and one-v-one ability could be critical to breaking down the Bosnia and Herzegovina backline.