How to Watch Belgium vs Iran FIFA World Cup 2026: Full Match Replay and Highlights

If you missed the live action between Belgium and Iran during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, this guide will help you catch the full match replay and highlights. Find out which TV channels and streaming services offer coverage, plus details on kick-off times and team lineups.

International Broadcasters for Belgium vs Iran

The game aired on various networks worldwide. Here are some of the broadcasters by country or region:

These are just a few options; many more countries had dedicated broadcasters for the tournament.

Using a VPN to Watch From Anywhere

A VPN helps you bypass geo-restrictions by letting you connect to servers in countries where the match is broadcast. For example, if you're abroad and want to watch via your home country's stream, a VPN makes that possible. ExpressVPN is one popular choice, but others work as well.

Step-by-Step VPN Setup to Stream the Match

• Download and install a trusted VPN app like ExpressVPN or NordVPN on your device.
• Connect to a server located in a country broadcasting the match.
• Clear your browser cache or refresh to update your location.
• Visit the broadcaster’s website or app to start streaming.

Watch on Your TV

For those who prefer a bigger screen:

• Many Android smart TVs and devices like Amazon Fire TV Stick support native VPN apps—just download your VPN provider’s app and log in.
• Devices like Apple TV, Roku, or gaming consoles usually don’t support VPNs directly. Use Smart DNS services or cast the stream from a VPN-connected phone or laptop instead.

Team Lineups and Match Details

The match kicked off at 20:00 on June 21, 2026, at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.

Starting XI

Recent Form

Belgium have played five matches without defeat, including wins over Tunisia and Croatia, and draws against Egypt and Mexico. Their recent games produced 14 goals scored and only 4 conceded.

Iran come into the match with three wins and two draws in their last five games, scoring 13 goals and conceding 5. Their latest was a 2-2 draw against New Zealand.

Group Standings

Both teams sit near the top of Group G after opening with draws, making this match crucial for positioning.

Matchday Conditions

The weather at SoFi Stadium featured sunny spells, a mild breeze from the west, and temperatures around 20°C (68°F) rising slightly during the game. Humidity hovered in the low 60s percent.

Team Kits and Officials

Belgium wore their classic red shirts paired with black shorts and socks, while their goalkeeper sported green. Iran donned all-white kits with their keeper in light blue. The officials wore yellow uniforms.