France have secured their place in the semi-finals of the FIFA World Cup 2026 after beating Morocco 2-0 in the quarter-finals in Foxborough, USA on Thursday, July 9. The remaining quarter-finals will determine who joins them in the last four.

Quarter-final fixtures

Spain and Belgium meet on Friday, July 10, with kick-off at 8pm in Los Angeles. The winner advances to face France in the semi-finals.

On Saturday, July 11, Norway take on England at 10pm in Miami, while Argentina face Switzerland in the early hours of Sunday, July 12 — kick-off at 2am in Kansas City.

Semi-final line-up

France will face the winner of Spain vs Belgium on Tuesday, July 14, with kick-off at 8pm in Arlington. The following evening in Atlanta, the winner of Norway vs England meets the winner of Argentina vs Switzerland, also at 8pm.

Route to the final

The FIFA World Cup 2026 final takes place on Sunday, July 19, in New Jersey, with kick-off at 8pm. France, Spain, or Belgium will come from one side of the bracket, while Norway, England, Argentina, or Switzerland will emerge from the other.

All kick-off times are listed in UK time.