Portugal vs Croatia World Cup 2026: TV Channel, Live Stream, Kick-off Time

Portugal vs Croatia: World Cup 2026 Round of 32 Details

The clash between Portugal and Croatia is set for the early hours of Friday, July 3, 2026, in Toronto. Both teams aim to secure their spot in the last 16 of the tournament.

Portugal remained unbeaten during the group stage with one win and two draws. They finished second behind Colombia in Group K. Their journey in the previous three World Cups ended at the round of 16, but in 2022, they reached the quarter-finals. Under coach Roberto Martinez, they look to push further this time. The winner of this match will likely face Spain, one of the tournament favorites, in the next round.

Croatia won two out of three games in Group L, finishing behind England. Their recent World Cup performances have been impressive, finishing as runners-up in 2018 and reaching the semi-finals plus winning third place in 2022.

Match Timing and Venue

The game kicks off at midnight UK time (12am) on Friday, July 3. It will take place at the Toronto Stadium in Canada.

Where to Watch Portugal vs Croatia

UK viewers can catch the match live on BBC One. All 104 matches of World Cup 2026 are available free-to-air across BBC and ITV.

For those who prefer streaming, BBC iPlayer offers live coverage accessible on computers, smartphones, tablets, and other devices.

Radio Broadcasts

The match is also available on radio via talkSPORT and BBC Radio 5 Live. talkSPORT can be heard on DAB, MW 1089 kHz, or online through their website and app. BBC Radio 5 Live broadcasts on DAB, MW 693, 909, and 990 kHz, and streams live on the BBC website and BBC Sounds app.

Betting Odds for Portugal vs Croatia

According to bet365, the odds stand as follows:

• Portugal: 3/4
• Draw: 5/2
• Croatia: 4/1

A special bet boost offers Cristiano Ronaldo scoring from outside the box at 12/1 odds, up from 11/1.

New customers at bet365 can bet £10 and receive £30 in free bets. Terms apply.

Additional Information

For more World Cup 2026 details, including fixtures, radio coverage, and presenter guides, follow the latest updates. You can also download a free World Cup wall chart to keep track of all matches.