World Cup TV channels tonight – how to watch every match this evening

Need to know

1. What games are on tonight: Day two of the World Cup 2026 will see two games take place. The first is between Canada and Bosnia & Herzegovina in Toronto, which will be followed by USA vs Paraguay from Los Angeles.
2. Canada vs Bosnia & Herzegovina kick-off time: Canada vs Bosnia and Herzegovina gets underway at 8pm UK time (3pm ET) on Friday, June 12. Before the game fans will also be treated to Canada’s opening ceremony, featuring the likes of Michael Buble, Alessia Cara and Alanis Morissette.
3. How to watch Canada vs Bosnia & Herzegovina: ITV and the BBC are sharing rights for the World Cup in the UK. This match will be screened live on BBC One, with coverage beginning at 7pm.
4. Live stream Canada vs Bosnia & Herzegovina: Like all matches on the BBC during the World Cup, Canada vs Bosnia & Herzegovina will be available to stream on the go. This can be done through the usual method – BBC iPlayer.
5. USA vs Paraguay kick-off time: The second match on day two of the World Cup, USA vs Paraguay kicks off at 2am on Saturday, 13th June for viewers in the UK. This equates to 9pm ET on Friday night in the United States itself.
6. How to watch USA vs Paraguay: As per the previous match on day two, USA vs Paraguay will also be screened live on BBC. Coverage begins at 1:30am for a 2am kick-off in the UK.
7. Live stream USA vs Paraguay: Once again, this match is available to stream on BBC iPlayer.
8. Match locations: The Canadian national team will enjoy home-field advantage as they host their fixture at Toronto Stadium in Ontario. The United States will also kick off their tournament campaign in front of a home crowd at the Los Angeles Stadium in Inglewood, California.
9. United States coverage: Fans located in the US can watch the English-language broadcast of both matches on FOX, or stream the games digitally through the FOX Sports app and Tubi. For Spanish-language commentary, viewers can tune in to Telemundo on television or stream live via Peacock.
10. UK radio coverage: Full live audio commentary for both tournament fixtures will be broadcast across the UK on BBC Radio 5 Live. Listeners can tune in via traditional radio frequencies or access the digital commentary stream through the BBC Sounds application.
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