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6 matches to be played today in the World Cup

The group stage excitement continues in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosted by the USA, Canada, and Mexico. Six matches to be played in groups A, B, and C will be decisive for the teams' advancement calculations.

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6 matches to be played today in the World Cup

The excitement of the group stage continues in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. A total of six matches will be played today and tomorrow in groups A, B, and C in the tournament hosted by the USA, Canada, and Mexico.

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA TO FACE QATAR

Bosnia and Herzegovina, playing their third match in Group B, will face Qatar on Wednesday, June 24. The match to be played at Lumen Field Stadium in Seattle will start at 22:00 TSI. The match will be broadcast live on TRT Spor.

At the same time, Canada and Switzerland will also face each other. The match to be played at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver will start at 22:00 TSI and will be broadcast live on TRT 1.

BRAZIL TO TAKE THE STAGE IN GROUP C

In Group C, Brazil and Scotland will face each other at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on Thursday, June 25, at 01:00 TSI. The match will meet the audience on TRT 1 screens.

At the same time, in the other Group C match, Morocco and Haiti will face each other at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The match will be broadcast live on TRT Spor.

HOST MEXICO TAKES THE FIELD

In Group A, one of the host countries, Mexico, will face Czechia in their third match. The match to be played at Mexico City Stadium will start at 04:00 TSI on Thursday, June 25. The match will be broadcast live on TRT 1 screens.

At the same time, South Korea and South Africa will also face each other in Group A at the BBVA Stadium in Monterrey. The match will meet football fans on TRT Spor screens.


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2026 FIFA World Cup