The World Cup 2026 semifinals are complete, with Argentina and Spain now set to meet in Sunday’s final.

Semifinal Results
Argentina defeated England 2-1 in Atlanta on July 15. England took the lead through Anthony Gordon in the 55th minute, but Argentina fought back with a late equalizer from Enzo Fernandez and a stoppage-time winner from Lautaro Martinez, both assisted by Lionel Messi, according to FIFA. In the other semifinal, Spain beat France 2-0 on July 14 to reach the final.

How Argentina Got Here
Argentina’s road to the final has been far from smooth. The defending champions needed extra time to beat Cape Verde, came back from two goals down against Egypt, and needed extra time again against a shorthanded Switzerland side in the quarterfinal, based on reporting from NPR. Against England, Argentina trailed for most of the match before scoring twice in the final 15 minutes to complete another dramatic comeback.
Full Results So Far
| Stage | Match | Score | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Round of 16 | Portugal vs Spain | 0-1 | July 6 |
| Round of 16 | USA vs Belgium | 1-4 | July 6 |
| Round of 16 | Argentina vs Egypt | 3-2 | July 7 |
| Round of 16 | Switzerland vs Colombia | 0-0 | July 7 |
| Quarterfinal | France vs Morocco | 2-0 | July 9 |
| Quarterfinal | Spain vs Belgium | 2-1 | July 10 |
| Quarterfinal | Norway vs England | 1-2 | July 11 |
| Quarterfinal | Argentina vs Switzerland | 3-1 | July 11 |
| Semifinal | France vs Spain | 0-2 | July 14 |
| Semifinal | England vs Argentina | 1-2 | July 15 |

What Comes Next
England will play France in the third-place match on Saturday, July 18, in Miami. The World Cup final between Argentina and Spain is scheduled for Sunday, July 19, with Argentina looking to defend the title it won four years ago, according to England Football. Betting markets currently list Spain as the favorite for the final, with Argentina as the underdog, based on odds reported by Yahoo Sports.
Where To Watch The Final
The third-place match and final will be broadcast across major networks depending on region. In the United Kingdom, matches are shown live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Viewers can check regional listings for exact channels and streaming options through CNN, which has been tracking live coverage throughout the tournament.
FAQs World Cup Score
Q. Where can I check the live World Cup score?
You can check the live World Cup score through official football score-tracking sites, sports apps, or dedicated live-score platforms. These sources update goals, cards, and match events in real time as they happen on the pitch.
Q. How often is the World Cup score updated?
Live World Cup score updates typically refresh within seconds of a goal, penalty, or major match event, giving fans near-instant access to what’s happening without needing to watch the broadcast.
Q. Can I see World Cup scores from previous matches?
Yes. Most score-tracking platforms keep a full match history, including final scores, halftime scores, goal scorers, and match stats from earlier rounds of the tournament.
Q. Does the World Cup score include stats like possession and shots on goal?
Many live score platforms go beyond the final result, offering additional match data such as possession percentage, shots on target, corners, cards, and substitutions alongside the score.
Q. How do I find the World Cup score for a specific team?
Most score trackers let you search or filter by team name, so you can quickly pull up a team’s current score, upcoming fixtures, and full tournament results.
Q. Is there a way to get World Cup score alerts or notifications?
Yes, many sports apps and websites offer customizable notifications so you’re alerted the moment a goal is scored or a match ends, without needing to refresh the page manually.
Q. What’s the difference between live score and final score for the World Cup?
A live score updates continuously throughout the match, while the final score reflects the confirmed result once the match has officially ended, including any stoppage time or extra time.






















