TRIBUNKALTENG.COM – Here is the live streaming link, scores, and full match schedule for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be hosted across the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
The tournament will kick off on 11 June 2026 with the opening match between host nation Mexico and South Africa, starting at 23:00 local time in Mexico City, Mexico.
In Central Kalimantan, football fans are eagerly anticipating the performances of Portugal’s captain Cristiano Ronaldo and Argentina’s captain Lionel Messi.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is expected to be the final appearance for both Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi on the world’s biggest football stage.
Although there is still no official confirmation regarding their retirement plans, many supporters are curious to see whether Argentina can defend their title or if Cristiano Ronaldo can cap his illustrious career by lifting the World Cup trophy.
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Rihel, Head of the National Unity and Political Agency (Kesbangpol) of East Kotawaringin Regency, expressed his excitement for the world’s biggest football tournament.
For Rihel, the 2026 FIFA World Cup holds special significance compared to previous editions, as it is likely to be the last time fans will see two of football’s greatest icons — Lionel Messi of Argentina and Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal — compete on the world stage.
“This could be the final World Cup for Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. For more than a decade, I’ve enjoyed watching their brilliance. They are undoubtedly two of the greatest players in modern football history,” Rihel said on Thursday (4 June 2026).
While Messi has already achieved the ultimate glory with Argentina in the previous edition, Rihel hopes Ronaldo can replicate that success before concluding his international career.
“I hope Cristiano Ronaldo gets his moment this year. It would be a beautiful story if he could lead Portugal to their first-ever World Cup title,” he added.
Rihel believes Portugal have a strong chance in the 2026 tournament, citing the team’s balanced squad depth across all positions, particularly in midfield, which he considers their main strength.
He mentioned players such as Bruno Fernandes, Vitinha, Joao Neves, and Nuno Mendes as key figures capable of making a difference for Portugal.
Additionally, Portugal also rely on striker Goncalo Ramos, who is expected to spearhead their attack.
“Portugal’s squad depth is excellent. Almost every position is filled with top-quality players. Their midfield, in my opinion, is one of the best in the world right now,” Rihel said.
Besides Portugal, Rihel also believes Argentina remain one of the strongest contenders for the title. The presence of Lionel Messi continues to inspire the Albiceleste, giving them a psychological and tactical edge.
Rihel also highlighted the impressive performances of several Portuguese players who have been successful with their clubs throughout the season, including those playing for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), who won multiple domestic and European titles.
According to him, these achievements provide Portugal with valuable momentum heading into the 2026 World Cup.
“Portugal are in peak form. Many of their players enter the tournament with high confidence after achieving success with their clubs,” he explained.
Although he is backing Portugal, Rihel acknowledged that the battle for the 2026 World Cup crown will be fiercely competitive.
“No matter who wins, I hope this World Cup serves as a fitting farewell for the greatest generation of footballers the world has ever seen,” he concluded.
In Palangka Raya, Argentina supporter Sastra Wijaya Kalontong shared his views, naming three national teams that could pose serious challenges to Argentina’s campaign at the 2026 World Cup.
“The three toughest opponents for Argentina will be Portugal, France, and Spain,” he said.
Despite the competition, Sastra Wijaya expressed confidence in the squad led by coach Lionel Scaloni.
“Under Lionel Scaloni’s leadership, Argentina have maintained their solid identity — disciplined, cohesive, and full of champion mentality,” he stated.
“This team no longer relies solely on one player but thrives on teamwork, balance across positions, and improved squad depth.”
“The inclusion of young players adds new energy, ensuring Argentina remain competitive in an increasingly intense field,” he added.
Sastra Wijaya believes Argentina have a strong chance of winning back-to-back World Cup titles in 2026, given their experience and team chemistry.
“Besides Lionel Messi, two players I expect to shine at the 2026 World Cup are Lisandro Martinez and Julian Alvarez,” he said.
As a devoted Argentina fan, Sastra admitted that watching Messi’s final World Cup appearance will stir mixed emotions.
“Of course, I’ll feel proud to have witnessed the best player of all time wearing the Albiceleste jersey, but also sad because an extraordinary era will come to an end,” he said.
“Every touch of the ball, every goal, every assist will be treasured memories. When the final whistle blows, it will feel like saying goodbye to a legend who turned Argentina’s dreams into reality,” he added emotionally.
Thursday, 11 June
Group A: Mexico vs South Africa, kick-off 23:00 – Mexico City, Mexico
Friday, 12 June
Group A: South Korea vs Czech Republic, kick-off 06:00 – Zapopan, Mexico
Group B: Canada vs Bosnia & Herzegovina, kick-off 23:00 – Toronto, Canada
Saturday, 13 June
Group D: USA vs Paraguay, kick-off 05:00 – Los Angeles, USA
Group B: Qatar vs Switzerland, kick-off 23:00 – Santa Clara, USA
Sunday, 14 June
Group C: Brazil vs Morocco, kick-off 02:00 – New Jersey, USA
Group C: Haiti vs Scotland, kick-off 05:00 – Foxborough, USA
Group D: Australia vs Turkey, kick-off 08:00 – Vancouver, Canada
Group E: Germany vs Curaçao, kick-off 21:00 – Houston, USA
Monday, 15 June
Group F: Netherlands vs Japan, kick-off midnight – Arlington, USA
Group E: Ivory Coast vs Ecuador, kick-off 03:00 – Philadelphia, USA
Group F: Sweden vs Tunisia, kick-off 06:00 – Guadalupe, Mexico
Group H: Spain vs Cape Verde, kick-off 20:00 – Atlanta, USA
Group G: Belgium vs Egypt, kick-off 23:00 – Seattle, USA
Tuesday, 16 June
Group H: Saudi Arabia vs Uruguay, kick-off 02:00 – Miami, USA
Group G: Iran vs New Zealand, kick-off 05:00 – Los Angeles, USA
Group I: France vs Senegal, kick-off 23:00 – New Jersey, USA
Wednesday, 17 June
Group I: Iraq vs Norway, kick-off 02:00 – Foxborough, USA
Group J: Argentina vs Algeria, kick-off 05:00 – Kansas City, USA
Group J: Austria vs Jordan, kick-off 08:00 – Santa Clara, USA
Group K: Portugal vs DR Congo, kick-off 21:00 – Houston, USA
Thursday, 18 June
Group L: England vs Croatia, kick-off midnight – Arlington, USA
Group L: Ghana vs Panama, kick-off 03:00 – Toronto, Canada
Group K: Uzbekistan vs Colombia, kick-off 06:00 – Mexico City, Mexico
Group A: Czech Republic vs South Africa, kick-off 20:00 – Atlanta, USA
Group B: Switzerland vs Bosnia & Herzegovina, kick-off 23:00 – Los Angeles, USA
Friday, 19 June
Group B: Canada vs Qatar, kick-off 02:00 – Vancouver, Canada
Group A: Mexico vs South Korea, kick-off 05:00 – Zapopan, Mexico
Group D: USA vs Australia, kick-off 23:00 – Seattle, USA
Saturday, 20 June
Group C: Scotland vs Morocco, kick-off 02:00 – Foxborough, USA
Group C: Brazil vs Haiti, kick-off 04:30 – Philadelphia, USA
Group D: Turkey vs Paraguay, kick-off 07:00 – Santa Clara, USA
Group A: Netherlands vs Sweden, kick-off 21:00 – Houston, USA
Sunday, 21 June
Group E: Germany vs Ivory Coast, kick-off midnight – Toronto, Canada
Group E: Ecuador vs Curaçao, kick-off 04:00 – Kansas City, USA
Group F: Tunisia vs Japan, kick-off 08:00 – Guadalupe, Mexico
Group H: Spain vs Saudi Arabia, kick-off 20:00 – Atlanta, USA
Group G: Belgium vs Iran, kick-off 23:00 – Los Angeles, USA
Monday, 22 June
Group H: Uruguay vs Cape Verde, kick-off 02:00 – Miami, USA
Group G: New Zealand vs Egypt, kick-off 05:00 – Vancouver, Canada
Group J: Argentina vs Austria, kick-off 21:00 – Arlington, USA
Tuesday, 23 June
Group I: France vs Iraq, kick-off 01:00 – Philadelphia, USA
Group I: Norway vs Senegal, kick-off 04:00 – Toronto, Canada
Group J: Jordan vs Algeria, kick-off 07:00 – Santa Clara, USA
Group K: Portugal vs Uzbekistan, kick-off 21:00 – Houston, USA
Wednesday, 24 June
Group L: England vs Ghana, kick-off midnight – Foxborough, USA
Group L: Panama vs Croatia, kick-off 03:00 – Foxborough, USA
Group K: Colombia vs DR Congo, kick-off 06:00 – Zapopan, Mexico
Group B: Switzerland vs Canada, kick-off 23:00 – Vancouver, Canada
Group B: Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Qatar, kick-off 23:00 – Seattle, USA
Thursday, 25 June
Group C: Morocco vs Haiti, kick-off 02:00 – Atlanta, USA
Group C: Scotland vs Brazil, kick-off 02:00 – Miami, USA
Group A: South Africa vs South Korea, kick-off 05:00 – Guadalupe, Mexico
Group A: Czech Republic vs Mexico, kick-off 05:00 – Mexico City, Mexico
Friday, 26 June
Group E: Curaçao vs Ivory Coast, kick-off midnight – Philadelphia, USA
Group E: Ecuador vs Germany, kick-off midnight – New Jersey, USA
Group F: Tunisia vs Netherlands, kick-off 03:00 – Kansas City, USA
Group F: Japan vs Sweden, kick-off 03:00 – Arlington, USA
Group D: Turkey vs USA, kick-off 06:00 – Los Angeles, USA
Group D: Paraguay vs Australia, kick-off 06:00 – Santa Clara, USA
Group I: Norway vs France, kick-off 23:00 – Foxborough, USA
Group I: Senegal vs Iraq, kick-off 23:00 – Toronto, Canada
Saturday, 27 June
Group H: Cape Verde vs Saudi Arabia, kick-off 04:00 – Houston, USA
Group H: Uruguay vs Spain, kick-off 04:00 – Zapopan, Mexico
Group G: New Zealand vs Belgium, kick-off 07:00 – Vancouver, Canada
Group G: Egypt vs Iran, kick-off 07:00 – Seattle, USA
Sunday, 28 June
Group L: Panama vs England, kick-off 01:00 – New Jersey, USA
Group L: Croatia vs Ghana, kick-off 01:00 – Philadelphia, USA
Group K: Colombia vs Portugal, kick-off 03:30 – Miami, USA
Group K: DR Congo vs Uzbekistan, kick-off 03:30 – Atlanta, USA
Group J: Algeria vs Austria, kick-off 06:00 – Kansas City, USA
Group J: Jordan vs Argentina, kick-off 06:00 – Arlington, USA
Round of 32 – Match 73: Group A runner-up vs Group B runner-up, kick-off 23:00 – Los Angeles, USA
Monday, 29 June
Round of 32 – Match 76: Group C winner vs Group F runner-up, kick-off 21:00 – Houston, USA
Tuesday, 30 June
Round of 32 – Match 74: Group E winner vs third-placed team from Group A/B/C/D/F, kick-off 00:30 – Foxborough, USA
Round of 32 – Match 75: Group F winner vs Group C runner-up, kick-off 05:00 – Guadalupe, Mexico
Round of 32 – Match 78: Group E runner-up vs Group I runner-up, kick-off 21:00 – Arlington, USA
Wednesday, 1 July
Round of 32 – Match 77: Group I winner vs third-placed team from Group C/D/F/G/H, kick-off 01:00 – New Jersey, USA
Round of 32 – Match 79: Group A winner vs third-placed team from Group C/E/F/H/I, kick-off 05:00 – Mexico City, Mexico
Round of 32 – Match 80: Group L winner vs third-placed team from Group E/H/I/J/K, kick-off 20:00 – Atlanta, USA
Thursday, 2 July
Round of 32 – Match 82: Group G winner vs third-placed team from Group A/E/H/I/J, kick-off midnight – Seattle, USA
Round of 32 – Match 81: Group D winner vs third-placed team from Group B/E/F/I/J, kick-off 04:00 – Santa Clara, USA
Round of 32 – Match 84: Group H winner vs Group J runner-up, kick-off 23:00 – Los Angeles, USA
Friday, 3 July
Round of 32 – Match 83: Group K runner-up vs Group L runner-up, kick-off 03:00 – Toronto, Canada
Round of 32 – Match 85: Group B winner vs third-placed team from Group E/F/G/I/J, kick-off 07:00 – Vancouver, Canada
Round of 32 – Match 88: Group D runner-up vs Group G runner-up, kick-off 22:00 – Arlington, USA
Saturday, 4 July
Round of 32 – Match 86: Group J winner vs Group H runner-up, kick-off 02:00 – Miami, USA
Round of 32 – Match 87: Group K winner vs third-placed team from Group D/E/I/J/L, kick-off 05:30 – Kansas City, USA
Round of 16 – Match 90: Winner of Match 73 vs Winner of Match 75, kick-off 21:00 – Houston, USA
Sunday, 5 July
Round of 16 – Match 89: Winner of Match 74 vs Winner of Match 77, kick-off 01:00 – Philadelphia, USA
Monday, 6 July
Round of 16 – Match 91: Winner of Match 76 vs Winner of Match 78, kick-off midnight – New Jersey, USA
Round of 16 – Match 92: Winner of Match 79 vs Winner of Match 80, kick-off 04:00 – Mexico City, Mexico
Round of 16 – Match 93: Winner of Match 83 vs Winner of Match 84, kick-off 23:00 – Arlington, USA
Tuesday, 7 July
Round of 16 – Match 94: Winner of Match 81 vs Winner of Match 82, kick-off 04:00 – Seattle, USA
Round of 16 – Match 95: Winner of Match 86 vs Winner of Match 88, kick-off 20:00 – Atlanta, USA
Thursday, 9 July
Round of 16 – Match 96: Winner of Match 85 vs Winner of Match 87, kick-off midnight – Vancouver, Canada
Quarterfinal – Match 97: Winner of Match 89 vs Winner of Match 90, kick-off midnight – Foxborough, USA
Friday, 10 July
Quarterfinal – Match 98: Winner of Match 93 vs Winner of Match 94, kick-off 23:00 – Los Angeles, USA
Sunday, 12 July
Quarterfinal – Match 99: Winner of Match 91 vs Winner of Match 92, kick-off 01:00 – Miami, USA
Quarterfinal – Match 100: Winner of Match 95 vs Winner of Match 96, kick-off 05:00 – Kansas City, USA
Tuesday, 14 July
Semifinal – Match 101: Winner of Match 97 vs Winner of Match 98, kick-off 23:00 – Arlington, USA
Wednesday, 15 July
Semifinal – Match 102: Winner of Match 99 vs Winner of Match 100, kick-off 23:00 – Atlanta, USA
Sunday, 19 July
Third Place Playoff – Match 103: Loser of Match 101 vs Loser of Match 102, kick-off 01:00 – Miami, USA
Final – Match 104: Winner of Match 101 vs Winner of Match 102, kick-off 23:00 – New Jersey, USA
