World Cup Quarterfinals Set for Miami as Fox Broadcasts Tournament Run

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is approaching its conclusion, with the tournament final scheduled to take place in less than two weeks. Following the elimination of the U.S. team, which lost 1-4 to Belgium in the Round of 16, the competition has narrowed to the quarterfinal stage.

Broadcasting rights for the tournament in the United States belong exclusively to Fox Corporation. The media giant is airing 70 of the 104 total matches on its main broadcast channel, with the remaining 34 games scheduled for FS1. All matches are also available via the Fox Sports App and Fox One streaming platform.

On the financial side, Fox Corporation is currently trading lower. The stock is down 2.27% from the previous close, with shares priced at $53.39. The company holds a market capitalization of approximately $23.45 billion and operates within the Communication Services sector and Entertainment industry.

Attention is now turning to Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, which is hosting seven World Cup matches. The venue has two games remaining, starting with a quarterfinal matchup between Norway and England on Saturday, July 11. The final Miami contest will be the Bronze final match on July 18.

Elsewhere, tournament action continues Thursday, July 9, with France facing Morocco in Foxborough, Massachusetts. The quarterfinals feature eight remaining nations: Morocco, France, Norway, England, Spain, Belgium, Argentina, and Switzerland.

What to watch

• Fox Corporation’s viewership numbers for the upcoming quarterfinal matches.
• Ad revenue impact from the remaining high-stakes games, including the July 18 Bronze final in Miami.
• The market reaction to Fox’s Q3 earnings following the conclusion of the World Cup.

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