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BBC Confirms Live Broadcast Schedule for Four World Cup Last-16 Matches

The BBC has announced its live coverage plans for four key last-16 World Cup fixtures, including England's clash with co-hosts Mexico, across BBC One and iPlayer.

BBC Confirms Live Broadcast Schedule for Four World Cup Last-16 Matches

England to Face Mexico in Featured Last-16 Tie

England's upcoming World Cup last-16 encounter against co-hosts Mexico is among four matches confirmed for live broadcast on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. All eight last-16 games will receive comprehensive coverage across BBC Sport platforms.

The Three Lions secured their spot in the knockout stage by defeating DR Congo 2-1 in the last 32. Their match against Mexico is scheduled for Monday, July 6, at 01:00 BST, and will take place at the iconic Azteca Stadium in Mexico City.

Additional Live Matches on BBC

  • France vs. Paraguay: This match will be shown on Saturday at 22:00 BST. Paraguay advanced after eliminating Germany on penalties in the previous round, setting up a challenging fixture against the 2022 World Cup winners.
  • Spain vs. Portugal/Croatia: European champions Spain will compete against either Iberian rivals Portugal or Croatia. This game is set for Monday, July 6, at 20:00 BST in Dallas, and will also be available on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
  • United States vs. Belgium: Co-hosts United States will challenge Belgium on Tuesday, July 7, at 01:00 BST, as Mauricio Pochettino's squad aims to continue their impressive tournament run.

The remaining four last-16 ties will be broadcast by ITV.

Comprehensive Coverage Across BBC Platforms

Beyond live television broadcasts, fans can access live radio commentary for every match via BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds. The BBC Sport website and app will also provide live text updates, expert analysis, and spoiler-free highlights each morning for those who miss the live action. Additionally, an interactive 3D experience is available for all live BBC TV matches on the BBC Sport website and app, with a replay mode for ITV games.

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