World Cup 2026 Odds, Live Stream, TV Schedule for All Group Fixtures

The 2026 FIFA World Cup group stage possesses some matches that have the potential to be instant classics.

Brazil-Morocco on Saturday is the first of those headlining matches.

Portugal-Colombia on June 27 is the blockbuster fixture, especially because it should take place in front of a raucous Colombian crowd in Miami.

A handful of other fixtures between the projected top two sides in each group stand out as well, including Spain-Uruguay and Canada-Switzerland.

The full match schedule for the 2026 World Cup can be found here. All matches will be broadcast on the Fox networks and live-streamed on Fox One.

Odds for every match are available here at FanDuel Sportsbook.

Brazil vs. Morocco

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Brazil-Morocco is the first game on paper that stands out as a clash of World Cup titans.

Morocco announced itself on the World Cup stage in 2022 with a run to the semifinals.

In the build-up to the 2026 World Cup, Morocco has been in some incredible form with zero losses in the last 12 months.

Morocco can test Brazil, but it is still a +450 money-line underdog for the clash at MetLife Stadium.

Brazil is a -155 money-line favorite. That's the lowest number attached to Brazil in the group stage. The Selecao are massive favorites against Scotland and Haiti.

Morocco's defense will be the deciding factor in the Group C opener. The African nation hasn't conceded multiple goals in a single game in over a year.

Brazil has oodles of flash and pizazz in attack, led by Vinicius Junior and Raphinha, that will challenge Morocco's defensive structure.

A win for either side likely guarantees first place in Group C because Scotland and Haiti are far off in quality compared to Brazil and Morocco.

A draw means both sides will have to run up their goal differentials in the final two games to claim first place.

Portugal vs. Colombia

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The Group K finale between Portugal and Colombia will be well worth the wait.

Portugal is trying to win the World Cup with Cristiano Ronaldo on its roster for likely the final time.

The Portuguese haven't made it past the quarterfinals at a World Cup since 2006 and they have one Euros crown during Ronaldo's career.

Portugal has one of the best midfields in the world with Vitinha, Joao Neves, Bruno Fernandes and Bernardo Silva.

But Portugal does need someone to step up outside of Ronaldo to score more at this World Cup.

Colombia doesn't have to worry about scoring with Luis Diaz leading the charge in attack.

The Bayern Munich man is one of the top in-form players entering the tournament.

Both teams should come into the contest with a ton of confidence from beating DR Congo and Uzbekistan in the first two group games.

The environment in Miami on June 27 should be excellent as well with a ton of Colombian fans in attendance.

The winner of the contest likely avoids a potential round-of-16 game with Spain.

Spain vs. Uruguay

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Speaking of Spain, its toughest Group H contest comes against Uruguay.

La Roja is expected to pummel Cape Verde and Saudi Arabia in the other two group games, so the Matchday 3 clash with Uruguay will serve as its tune-up for the knockout round.

The June 26 clash at the Estadio Akron will most likely decide the Group H winner.

Spain and Uruguay both have the potential to run up a high goal differential and play for a draw on June 26. A win likely guarantees first place.

Spain is the pre-tournament favorite and it is a -155 money-line favorite to beat Uruguay.

Uruguay is a +440 money-line underdog to beat Spain and +420 to win Group H.

La Celeste will only go as far as Darwin Nunez takes them. The former Liverpool forward is one of the most hot-and-cold strikers in the tournament. He'll either score six goals, or struggle on the best chances created for him in the tournament.

If the version of Nunez that attracted Liverpool to him years ago shows up, Spain could be up for a massive challenge.

There's also a real possibility that Spain's defense frustrates Nunez and others and Spanish midfield runs the show for 90 minutes on the way to a win.