Round of 16 (All Games on ESPNU or WatchESPN)
| Match | Date and Time | Location | Teams |
| 37 | July 2 at 11 a.m. ET | Istanbul | 1A vs. 3CDE |
| 38 | July 2 at 11 a.m. ET | Gaziantep | 1D vs. 3BEF |
| 39 | July 2 at 2 p.m. ET | Istanbul | 2B vs. 2F |
| 40 | July 2 at 2 p.m. ET | Gaziantep | 2A vs. 2C |
| 41 | July 3 at 11 a.m. ET | Kayseri | 1B vs. 3ACD |
| 42 | July 3 at 11 a.m. ET | Bursa | 1F vs. 2E |
| 43 | July 3 at 2 p.m. ET | Trabzon | 1C vs. 3ABF |
| 44 | July 3 at 2 p.m. ET | Antalya | 1E vs. 2D |
Quarterfinals
| Match | Date and Time | Location | Teams | Watch |
| 45 | July 6 at 11 a.m. ET | Rize | W40 vs. W38 | ESPNU; WatchESPN |
| 46 | July 6 at 2 p.m. ET | Bursa | W39 vs. W37 | ESPNU; WatchESPN |
| 47 | July 7 at 11 a.m. ET | Kayseri | W44 vs. W43 | ESPNU; WatchESPN |
| 48 | July 7 at 2 p.m. ET | Istanbul | W41 vs. W42 | ESPNU; WatchESPN |
Semifinals
| Match | Date and Time | Location | Teams | Watch |
| 49 | July 10 at 11 a.m. ET | Bursa | W45 vs. W48 | ESPNU; WatchESPN |
| 50 | July 10 at 2 p.m. ET | Trabzon | W47 vs. W46 | ESPNU; WatchESPN |
Third-Place Game
Final
Preview
Welcome to the Group of Death, United States.
The Americans will face a brutal challenge attempting to reach the knockout stage with France and Spain standing in their way, alongside Ghana.
France will be led by Juventus starlet Paul Pogba, who will arguably be the biggest star at this tournament. Of course, with Yaya Sanogo, Jean-Christophe Bahebeck and Samuel Umtiti, this is a loaded French side.
And then there is Spain—in its 14th appearance at this tournament. With crafty midfielder Oliver and a slew of dangerous players in Gerard Deulofeu, Jese and Paco Alcacer, this Spanish side will be one of the favorites to watch for.
In other words, despite having one of the more talented sides in recent memory, led by Santos Laguna's Hector Joya, it would be a pretty big surprise if the United States finished in the top two in Group A. The team will likely have to advance as one of the four third-place teams to move on.
Mexico could win the whole thing, however. With a strong unit led by Jesus Corona, Marco Bueno and Antonio Briseno and a very winnable group—Greece, Paraguay and Mali aren't pushovers, but they aren't on the level of Mexico—El Tri should do some damage in this tournament.
Toulon runners-up Colombia, along with Portugal, Uruguay and England, should also threaten for the title.
Predictions
Loaded French and Spanish sides will advance out of Group A. Group B should be very interesting, with Portugal, Nigeria and the Korea Republic all capable of moving on, but I like Portugal and Nigeria to advance.
Colombia will dominate Group C, with hosts Turkey tagging along as well, while Mexico and Greece should advance out of Group D with little issue. England and Egypt will survive a tough Group E, while Uruguay and Croatia will move on in Group F.
Remember, in this tournament four third-place teams will advance. That's the meal ticket for the United States, along with the Korea Republic, Paraguay and Chile.
Look for Spain, France, Portugal and Colombia to reach the semifinals, with France knocking out Mexico in an excellent quarterfinal matchup. From there, France will defeat Portugal, while Spain will just sneak past a dangerous Colombia side.
In the final, it will be Pogba leading France to a mild upset over Spain, avenging Spain's finish atop Group A.
