The Apple Sports app is now available in more than 170 countries and regions.
Apple has rolled out a timely update to its free Apple Sports app, adding support for seven additional soccer leagues from across Europe and Asia. The refresh comes just one day after the conclusion of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where Argentina defeated Spain in the final.
Version 4.2 of the iPhone-only app now includes the following leagues:
• Belgian Pro League (Belgium)
• Superliga (Denmark)
• Eredivisie (Netherlands)
• J1 League (Japan)
• Ekstraklasa (Poland)
• Scottish Premiership (Scotland)
• Swiss Super League (Switzerland)
In addition to the new league support, users can now view team formations for matches across most soccer leagues in the app. This feature provides a clearer look at starting lineups and tactical setups, enhancing the experience for fans who want deeper insights into games.
The Apple Sports app, first launched in 2024, has steadily broadened its soccer offerings in recent months. Earlier updates added content tied to the 2026 World Cup, including team groupings and national team tracking with real-time scores, stats, and Live Activities. The app already covers dozens of top leagues and tournaments across multiple regions.This latest expansion continues Apple’s push to make the app a comprehensive hub for sports scores, standings, and match details without requiring a subscription. It remains exclusive to iPhone and is rolling out now to users worldwide.
MacDailyNews Take: Fans have already begun commenting on the update via Apple’s App Store and social media, with some requesting further additions like U.S. lower-division leagues. As soccer’s global popularity continues to grow, especially in the wake of a record 48-team World Cup, Apple appears committed to keeping the app competitive with dedicated sports platforms. The update is available immediately via the App Store here.
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Kylian Mbappe is set to face Real Madrid team-mate Jude Bellingham as France take on England in the FIFA World Cup 2026 third place play-off in Miami — and you can live stream the game around the world for free.
Les Bleus were many people's favourites to win the tournament, but a deeply disappointing 2-0 defeat by Spain in the semi-finals ended their hopes of lifting the World Cup for a third time. While a bronze medal would feel like scant consolation, France will nonetheless be motivated to triumph. Manager Didier Deschamps ends a hugely successful 14-year spell in charge of Les Bleus after this game and he will be keen to finish on a high, while captain Mbappe heads into the last weekend of the tournament level on eight goals with Lionel Messi in the race for the Golden Boot.
England's semi-final defeat was even more crushing than their opponents', as they conceded twice late on to lose 2-1 to bitter rivals Argentina. It means the Three Lions' years of hurt will stretch beyond 60 after they fell short yet again, having reached at least the semi-finals in four of the past five major tournaments. England beat Norway in Miami in the quarter-finals seven days ago, and if they triumph here again it would represent their best showing at a World Cup other than when they lifted the trophy in 1966, having lost their previous two third-place games in 1990 and 2018.
So, read on as we show you exactly how to watch France vs England for free from anywhere in the FIFA World Cup 2026.
How to watch France vs England for free
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US viewers can watch France vs England on Fox (English commentary) or Telemundo (Spanish commentary).
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France vs England: Match Information
What time does France vs England start?
France vs England kicks off at 10pm BST / 5pm ET on Saturday, July 18. That's 7am AEST on Sunday, July 19 in Australia.
What are the squads for France vs England?
France
Goalkeepers: Mike Maignan (AC Milan), Robin Risser (Lens), Brice Samba (Rennes).
Defenders: Lucas Digne (Aston Villa), Malo Gusto (Chelsea), Lucas Hernandez (Paris St-Germain), Theo Hernandez (Al Hilal), Ibrahima Konate (Liverpool), Maxence Lacroix (Crystal Palace), Jules Kounde (Barcelona), William Saliba (Arsenal), Dayot Upamenaco (Bayern Munich).
Midfielders: N'Golo Kante (Fenerbache), Manu Kone (Roma), Adrien Rabiot (AC Milan), Aurelien Tchouameni (Real Madrid), Warren Zaire-Emery (Paris St-Germain).
Goalkeepers: Dean Henderson (Crystal Palace), Jordan Pickford (Everton), James Trafford (Manchester City).
Defenders: Dan Burn (Newcastle United), Trevoh Chalobah (Chelsea), Marc Guehi (Manchester City), Reece James (Chelsea), Ezri Konsa (Aston Villa), Nico O'Reilly (Manchester City), Jarell Quansah (Bayer Leverkusen), Djed Spence (Tottenham Hotspur), John Stones (Manchester City).
Midfielders: Elliot Anderson (Nottingham Forest), Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid), Eberechi Eze (Arsenal), Jordan Henderson (Brentford), Kobbie Mainoo (Manchester United), Declan Rice (Arsenal), Morgan Rogers (Aston Villa).
Forwards: Anthony Gordon (Barcelona), Harry Kane (Bayern Munich), Noni Madueke (Arsenal), Marcus Rashford (Manchester United), Bukayo Saka (Arsenal), Ivan Toney (Al-Ahli), Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa).
France vs England: Road to the third place play-off
Stage
France
England
Group stage
Group I: 1st, 9 points
Group L: 1st, 7 points
Last 32
Beat Sweden (3-0)
Beat DR Congo (2-1)
Last 16
Beat Paraguay (1-0)
Beat Mexico (3-2)
Quarter-finals
Beat Morocco (2-0)
Beat Norway (2-1 AET)
Semi-finals
Lost to Spain (2-0)
Lost to Argentina (2-1)
What is the weather for France vs England?
The temperature in Miami on Saturday is forecast to be around 86F (30C) at kick-off, although it is expected to feel like 88F (31C).
The humidity level is expected to range from 66-69 per cent during the game, which is considered high.
Can I watch France vs England on my mobile?
Of course, most broadcasters have streaming services that you can access through mobile apps or via your phone's browser.
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The Spanish-language broadcaster has won over millions of US viewers with its energetic commentary during games
Soccer fans looking to watch the 2026 World Cup on US television have been presented with two very different options this tournament.
The first is Fox Sports, a cousin of Fox News owned by the same parent company and the sole network airing matches in English in the US. Audiences tuning in to Fox, which acquired the exclusive English broadcast rights in 2015, are met with coverage that reflects the network’s “America first” aesthetic, with promos for pro-Donald Trump talkshows, advertising breaks during games and the frequent, grating presence of host Alexi Lalas.
It's England vs Argentina in the World Cup semi-finals as Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham look to end Lionel Messi's dream of retaining the trophy.
Both sides have had to work hard to reach this stage, but it's winner takes all now, with a place in Sunday's final against Spain at stake.
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England vs Argentina: World Cup semi-final
It doesn't get much bigger than this!
Here we go!
Welcome to Atlanta! It’s here in Georgia that we’ll see England’s biggest challenge so far (no offence, Panama): Argentina...
There’s history, big names and even bigger stakes. The winner will play Spain, who showed up for their semi final in a way that France definitely didn’t, in what promises to be an epic final.
So, who will emerge victorious? Keep tuned here to find out as we cover the game in the build up and every minute of action…
3/5 wins...to England?!
One of the other stats emerging to fill England fans with hope is that on the five occasions that England and Argentina have met the Three Lions have waked away victorious three times.
Albeit a few 1-0 victories aren’t the most thrilling wins but in knockout tournaments - as England have discovered - it doesn’t matter how you get there as long as you’re victorious at the end.
So will Argentina manage to chalk up a win to equalise the overall tally or will England lead 4-2?
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One hour to go!
We’re nearly there!
Get comfy, grab yourself some refreshments and stick with us here - to keep tuned for more updates as they come in - as it’s not too long to the game...
Rogers starting, Henderson not
Morgan Rogers is starting in the big changeup to the normal Starting XI.
Quansah with his red card is missing his second game today and Henderson with his injury is also missing out on the action.
Otherwise everyone is able to come on, but who will?
45 minutes to go...
In 45 minutes time we’ll see the kickoff of the decisive game which will determine the final!
Most pundits have it as a 50/50 tossup but with England’s track record - the only World Cup final they’ve been in is 1966 - you’d have to put Argentina in front.
Let’s hope this World Cup semi final will be less like 1990 and 2018 and more like 1966.
A semifinal like no other...hopefully for the right reasons
Local police have been told to watch this game in particular - with the highest danger warning issued of any World Cup game - due to the perceived temperature (in both senses) of the game.
With no major stories of fans letting themselves down this tournament, you really hope this won’t be the main story from the game but with the chequered history of both countries playing each other (we’ll get on to that later), that’s not a guarantee.
Let’s keep the drama on the pitch, eh lads?
30 mins to the game!
Settle down, everyone...it's nearly time!
A colourful history
The Falklands War. Hand of God. Beckham Red Card.
These three phrases are synonymous with England and Argentina when it comes to World Cups, and for good reason. However at the end of the game it’s football and the best team will win regardless of how important or unimportant this colourful history is.
Will we see another iconic moment that will rival Maradona’s two goals - one a blatant act of cheating and the other considered one of the greatest goals of all time? Will we see another player get sent off in shame like Beckham?
We’ll find out soon…
10 mins to the game!
Nearly time!
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The one fact everyone is reeling out for this match is that Messi has never played England before. I guess we’ve also brought it up now.
The prospect of facing our squad will hardly be living in his head rent free but a few players may give him pause for thought. Kane and Bellingham.
Also in contention for the Golden Boot, although a few behind him, these England players are a threat in the box when it comes to trying to keep a clean sheet and see Argentina through to the second World Cup final in a row.
Who will come out on top?
Kick off!
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Here we go!
Argentina kick off, strap in everyone...
Bellingham and Anderson pushed early doors
Argentina give Bellingham a friendly push just to let him know they're there.
And then Anderson taken down more brutally. Both sides square up in a tense start already.
Could be a scrappy one...
England take a corner
Rice, Arsenal's corner taker extraordinaire, takes one which misses the mark.
It's a high octane match already in terms of scrappiness and opportunities but let's see how it plays out.
Anderson is seemingly getting fouled left, right and centre in other news.
Anderson can't catch a break
Anderson attacked again! (Image credit: Getty Images)
Anderson has spent more time lying on the pitch than running around it at this point.
How long has the ball actually been in play?
20 mins in...
For a change, England are on the front foot. In a way that they haven't really since their opening Croatia 4-2 victory.
Will this last or will Messi have something to say about it.
Hydration break = boos aplenty
As reliable as showing Infantino on the screen in the first 10 minutes of every game (he must have it in his vain contract), are the boos that follow the start of the hydration break. And to be fair Infantino gets the boos too.
You sense Tuchel will be giving England a big talking to.
30 mins of play...and still 0-0
It's been a tense game and a lot of heated moments, but no goals to show either side.
A few chances but no goals on target yet. Will that change as Bellingham goes down for a free kick outside Argentina's box?
No bookings at all!
The ref has set the tone by issuing no yellows at all yet and you sense that the challenges from Argentina are only going to get worse.
This will do nothing to quell the narrative of Argentina favouritism.
Soon we'll see a big injury if this doesn't change.
The first yellow goes to Anderson
Anderson gets a yellow! (Image credit: Getty Images)
Some beautiful weaving and feet from Messi but he goes down after a challenge from Anderson.
And England get the first yellow!
Messi certainly has the favour of the referees although admittedly it was a bad challenge from Anderson but incredible England pick up the first booking.
Let's see how this develops.
(Belated) Argentina yellow card
And finally Argentina pick up a booking after Rogers receives some rough shirt pulling.
Hopefully this will calm the game down after a yellow on each side...time will tell.
Halftime whistle blows
How can that only be three minutes stoppage time? The ball's only been in play for three minutes.
It's been an end to end game with England looking stronger before the hydration break and Argentina looking better after the hydration break.
Both sides will be getting a pep talk from their manager and we'll see if that makes a difference in the second half.
It's a game of two halves
It's a cliche but it really is a game of two halves.
Both teams so far have given it 110% but will one team triumph in the second half or will it be extra time?
Goals win games but will it be England or Argentina?
England kick off the second half
The pitch at halftime (Image credit: Getty Images)
England kick off the proceedings...before it gets retaken for going too quickly.
Back to the start.
Some testy moments early doors
England are on the back foot early doors here.
Pickford makes a save as an on target shot comes his way and then a scramble in the box but England defend.
Less of that please.
Romero gets booked...cos it's Romero
It's a worthy yellow card but Romero - the baby faced Tottenham assassin - does seem to rack up the bookings with his reputation proceeding him.
Argentina on the attack now.
Gordon's alive...and scores!!!
Anthony Gordon scores!
A beautiful assist from Rogers and finished by Gordon.
Eng 1-0 Arg
Spence makes an incredible tackle!
Just as important as Gordon's goal is Spence clearing the ball thanks to a beautiful tackle from Spence.
He's been electric this game.
Gordon's long awaited goal
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There were questions about Gordon's Barcelona signing but he's silenced the critics after that.
Surprisingly he's only the fourth England player to score a goal this tournament after Kane and Bellingham dominating and one goal by Rashford.
Partially a mistake from Argentina's defence but also an incredible opportunity from England, seized upon and beautifully delivered.
England are purring now.
Pickford's razor sharp reactions!
For England, Jordan Pickford rarely puts a foot wrong. Or dare I say a hand?
Argentina's best shot so far and thanks to England's number one they are forced to regroup this hydration break.
Could this be England in a World Cup final for the first time since '66...let's not get ahead of ourselves.
Pickford makes another incredible save
Ice in his veins! Pickford fears no one as he makes another beautiful save.
Will he be able to stop the inevitable Argentina tide? Time will tell.
Kane gets a free kick!
A very tense affair as the England box is swamped this half of the hydration break but Kane gets the Three Lions a much needed free kicks.
England's defence hasn't been tested this much since Mexico and it's holding...so far.
Pickford makes a great save but can't save the second one
After a hand to the ball which may well have gone over the England goal resulting in a corner, Pickford isn't quick enough to save a sucker punch of a goal from Argentina.
Fernandez scores and saves Argentina from an early exit tonight.
2-1 Argentina
The goal Pickford couldn't save (Image credit: Getty Images)
Argentina were on a high after their first goal and looking dangerous.
And that's when they scored their second goal. After the goalpost stops the first shot, nothing can stop a great header from Martinez.
Two goals in quick succession, can England do anything to stop the inevitable?
So close but yet so far
Argentina win and go against Spain for the World Cup final.
85 minutes until full time, and then Argentina strike.
Too defensive? Too complacent? Too many memories of '66?
Full time. Arg 2-1 Eng.
Too defensive in the last 30 minutes?
Rice taken off, Burn sent on. Were England just too defensive?
Pickford made some incredible saves but you can't stop the tide forever.
Argentina seem to have a knack for being down and then triumphing. Cape Verde equalised with them twice and they overcame it, Egypt looked like they were going to take it home and they came back.
England fell into a self confidence trap. They played a blinder but maybe England should have put on Saka instead of Burn.
In the end, the better team won
Once England have woken up, probably slightly hungover tomorrow, they will admit that Argentina were the better team.
To come back after 1-0 down so close to the end is remarkable and they looked threatening for most of the game.
It's back to square one as to whether we can win a final, bear in mind that the Euros 2028 will see 10 years since Kane has been captain and a few of the OGs still in the squad: Pickford, Stones, Henderson, Rashford. Will England refresh? Will Tuchel honour his contract to stay till 2028?
Hopefully yes to all of the above. So close, but yet so far - seemingly the England mantra at this point. Always the bridesmaid, never the bride.
Messi celebrates reaching his third Argentina World Cup final
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Third Argentina final. Won one, lost one...where will Messi lead his next one?
2014 saw Argentina lose to Germany, 2022 saw Argentina win an incredible game against France. Where will 2026 take them?
England are sore but spotlight is now on Argentina. Stay tuned here for the World Cup final.
Spain v Argentina, it'll be a belter. Both teams are playing on top form so everything is to play for.
We'll see you then.
That's all, folks :(
Bellingham and Kane, England's best goalscorers of the World Cup 2026 (Image credit: Getty Images)
A rather somber note to bid farewell on but thanks for staying with us through the pain we've become accustomed to as England fans.
Not the result we wanted, but very much the result we expected.
Gordon did us proud, as did Pickford who had the weight of the country on his shoulders for the last half hour of the game and made some incredible saves until it was too much for him.
Maybe we didn't come together as a team as we quite hoped but it looked for a second like we could make a second World Cup final. Anyway, onwards and upwards.
Thanks for joining us, make sure you stay tuned here where we'll be reporting on the action from the third place play off on Saturday at 10pm BST as England take on France in a rematch of the World Cup 2022 quarterfinals (that we lost).
And then the big one: Spain v Argentina on Sunday at 8pm BST. I've been Dan, thanks for joining us (commiserations or congratulations) and until next time...
A handful of Great Britain’s gas power plants were paid almost £4m to generate electricity for just a few hours on Tuesday evening as millions of sweltering viewers turned to air conditioning, electric fans and icy drinks during England’s second World Cup game.
The heatwave has caused electricity prices across Europe to surge this week amid higher demand for cooling and a string of power plant outages due to the record high temperatures.
DR Congo's return to the FIFA World Cup has been nothing short of magical. Fresh off their first-ever tournament point and goal, the Leopards now face Group K leaders Colombia at Guadalajara Stadium in a fascinating clash of styles.
After failing to qualify in 2022, Los Cafeteros were clinical in their opening match against debutants Uzbekistan, securing a 3-1 victory. Second-half strikes from Luis Diaz and Jaminton Campaz sealed a comfortable win. Nestor Lorenzo's men will look to carry that momentum forward and book their place in the knockout stage with a victory over DR Congo, ranked 46th in the world when the tournament began.
Yoane Wissa's equalizer in first-half stoppage-time earned the Leopards a memorable 1-1 draw against mighty Portugal. Sebastien Desabre's men are not to be taken lightly – a lesson Portugal learned the hard way. Can Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Wissa, and Cedric Bakambu conjure an unlikely upset and throw Group K wide open? Real Betis forward Bakambu excelled up front – what price a first win for the side who lost all three games by an aggregate 14-0 the last time they appeared in the tournament 52 years ago.
So, read on as we show you exactly how to watch Colombia vs DR Congo for free from anywhere in the FIFA World Cup 2026.
How to watch Colombia vs DR Congo for free
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US viewers can watch Colombia vs DR Congo on FS1 and Telemundo (Spanish comms).
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Colombia vs DR Congo: Match Information
What time does Colombia vs DR Congo start?
Colombia vs DR Congo kicks-off at 10pm ET on Tuesday, June 23. That's 3am BST / 12pm AEST on Wednesday, June 24.
Defenders: Davinson Sanchez (Galatasaray), Jhon Lucumi (Bologna), Yerry Mina (Cagliari), Willer Ditta (Cruz Azul), Daniel Munoz (Crystal Palace), Santiago Arias (Independiente), Johan Mojica (Mallorca), Deiver Machado (Nantes)
Midfielders: Richard Rios (Benfica), Jefferson Lerma (Crystal Palace), Kevin Castano (River Plate), Juan Camilo Portilla (Athletico Paranaense), Gustavo Puerta (Racing de Santander), Jhon Arias (Palmeiras), Jorge Carrascal (Flamengo), Juan Fernando Quintero (River Plate), James Rodriguez (Minnesota United), Jaminton Campaz (Rosario Central)
Forwards: Juan Camilo Hernandez (Real Betis), Luis Diaz (Bayern Munich), Luis Suarez (Sporting), Carlos Andres Gomez (Vasco da Gama), Jhon Cordoba (Krasnodar)
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