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The FIFA World Cup 2026 is one of the biggest soccer tournaments in the world, and the Round of 32 has officially started! This is the knockout stage, which means every match matters — lose one game, and your team goes home. No second chances!
If you’re a SiriusXM listener, you’re in luck. You can hear every single knockout match live, from the very first kick to the final whistle. That includes:
Here are the three games happening today:
| Time | Match |
|---|---|
| 1:00 PM ET | Brazil vs. Japan |
| 4:30 PM ET | Germany vs. Paraguay |
| 9:00 PM ET | Netherlands vs. Morocco |
Important: ET means Eastern Time. If you live in a different time zone, make sure to adjust accordingly!
The Round of 32 doesn’t end today. Here’s the timeline:
So there’s plenty of exciting soccer ahead!
Listening is super easy. Here’s exactly what to do:
Sometimes matches overlap. Don’t worry — SiriusXM has you covered:
Important: SiriusXM FC (Channel 157) is a dedicated soccer channel, so it’s the perfect backup when there’s a scheduling conflict!
SiriusXM also offers guides for fans who want to follow particular teams throughout the tournament. Check their website for team-specific listening information so you never miss your favorite squad’s matches.
Q: Do I need a special SiriusXM subscription to hear the World Cup?
A: You’ll need a SiriusXM subscription that includes access to FOX Sports on SiriusXM (Channel 83). Check your plan to make sure it’s included.
Q: Can I listen on my phone?
A: Yes! Just download the SiriusXM app and stream Channel 83 or Channel 157 from anywhere.
Q: What happens if I miss a live match?
A: SiriusXM may offer replays, but the best experience is tuning in live so you can feel the excitement in real time!
Q: Is SiriusXM FC (Channel 157) only for World Cup games?
A: No! SiriusXM FC is a year-round soccer channel that covers various leagues and tournaments, not just the World Cup.
Q: What does "Round of 32" mean?
A: It means 32 teams are still in the tournament, and they’re playing head-to-head. The winner of each match moves on, and the loser goes home. It’s the first knockout stage of the competition!