Erling Haaland got a nice little nap. Norway’s golden boy and the rest of the starting lineup sat out their final group stage match against France. They lost, obviously. But thanks to the tournament’s forgiving math, they still crawled into the knockout rounds. Now they face an Ivory Coast squad that actually earned its spot by winning two of three group matches.
Kickoff is set for Tuesday, June 30, at 1 p.m. Eastern. They’re playing in Arlington, Texas, under the giant screen at AT&T Stadium. If you still pay for traditional television, FOX has the English broadcast. Telemundo handles the Spanish side.
If you cut the cord, prepare to open your wallet. YouTube TV will cost you $67.99 a month for the first five months before jumping to $82.99. They offer a 21-day free trial, but the feed lags. Don’t look at your phone if you hate spoilers. Then there’s FOX One, the network’s shiny new streaming app. It’s $19.99 a month, though you can grab a three-day free trial to watch this match and then cancel before they bill you.
Want it in Spanish? Peacock is your cheapest bet at eleven bucks a month. If you’re a Walmart+ subscriber—or want to buy their half-price $49 annual plan—you get Peacock thrown in for free.
The rest of the knockout bracket is a chaotic mess of time zones and corporate stadiums. Monday features Brazil against Japan and Germany taking on Paraguay. Tuesday, right after Norway and Ivory Coast finish, France plays Sweden. On Wednesday, the US men’s national team tries not to embarrass themselves against Bosnia & Herzegovina at 8 p.m. Eastern.
