Despite their aspirations of reaching the World Cup final, France and England will compete for third place. The match is scheduled for Saturday, July 17, 2026, at 5 p.m. ET at Miami Stadium, with the broadcast on FOX.
France’s Journey
France missed the opportunity for a third consecutive World Cup final after a loss to Spain by a score of 2-0. Throughout the tournament, the French team displayed dominance but saw their streak ended by Spain. Prior to the semifinal, France secured multiple-goal victories in five of six matches. They only conceded four goals over seven games.
A crucial error led to Spain’s first goal. Lucas Digne misjudged a ball on a cross and committed a foul on Lamine Yamal, resulting in a penalty kick in the 22nd minute. Mikel Oyarzabal capitalized with a successful penalty shot.
Pedro Porro expanded Spain’s lead by scoring in the 58th minute. Breaking past France’s defense, he scored after receiving a precise pass from Dani Olmo, securing Spain’s win.
England’s Efforts
England nearly advanced to the final, maintaining a lead with Anthony Gordon’s goal in the 55th minute. He scored following an effective pass sequence from Morgan Rogers and Harry Kane.
Argentina retaliated with determined efforts. Enzo Fernandez tied the game with a well-aimed shot in the 85th minute. Later, Lautaro Martinez sealed Argentina’s victory with a goal in stoppage time, assisted by Lionel Messi.
Upcoming Match
England and France will meet for the third-place title at Miami Stadium. Viewers can watch the broadcast on FOX and stream on FOX One and FOX Sports.

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