FIFA World Cup 2026: Standings, Match Schedule, TV Channels, and Results for June 11

Kickoff of the 2026 FIFA World Cup

The 2026 FIFA World Cup finally starts on Thursday, June 11, with the tournament hosted across the United States, Mexico, and Canada. This edition features a new format with 48 national teams competing, promising plenty of drama and excitement over the coming weeks.

The opening game takes place at the iconic Azteca Stadium, where Mexico faces South Africa. The hosts are eager to prove themselves after past disappointments, bolstered by their passionate home crowd. Later in the day, South Korea meets Czechia at Akron Stadium in Guadalajara, closing out Group A's first matchday.

Group A Results from June 11

• Mexico 2-0 South Africa
• South Korea 2-1 Czech Republic

How to Watch

In the United States, matches are broadcast on Fox, Peacock, and Telemundo. Depending on the game, some are available on FS1. Fans can stream the games through these platforms for comprehensive coverage throughout the tournament.

Money on the Line

The World Cup champion will earn millions in prize money, with rewards increasing each round. The financial stakes add an extra layer of intensity to the competition as every team aims for glory.