The BBC and ITV will share live TV coverage of the upcoming FIFA World Cup in Russia. The opening ceremony and the first match will feature Russia playing against Saudi Arabia. The BBC will cover England’s first two matches against Tunisia and Panama. Fox Sports will elevate its 2018 FIFA World Cup TV schedule this summer by broadcasting all 64 matches live from Russia.
World Cup TV Schedule (UK times)
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The final match live streaming, on July 15th, will be televised by both the BBC and ITV channels. In this tournament total of 32 teams are playing the World cup. In this tournament, showcasing the skills of the world’s best players, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Neymar.
2018 FIFA World cup TV schedule for the United Kingdom
2018 FIFA World cup TV schedule for the United Kingdom
14 June
Russia vs. Saudi Arabia
ITV, 4 PM
15 June
Egypt vs. Uruguay
BBC, 1 PM
Morocco vs. Iran
ITV, 4 PM
Portugal vs. Spain
BBC, 7 PM
16 June
France vs. Australia
BBC, 11 PM
Argentina vs. Iceland
ITV, 2 PM
Peru vs. Denmark
BBC, 5 PM
Croatia vs. Nigeria
ITV, 8 PM
17 June
Costa Rica vs. Serbia
ITV, 1 PM
Germany vs. Mexico
BBC, 4 PM
Brazil vs. Switzerland
ITV, 7 PM
Television Coverage By Country
The FIFA World Cup is scheduled to take place in Russia from 14 June to 15 July 2018. List of 2018 FIFA World Cup broadcasting rights. Check start times for soccer matches in the 2018 FIFA World Cup™ Tournament. Review the schedules so you don’t miss your favourite team take on their rivals in
2018 World Cup Round of 16 or Knockout Stage Matches
Round of 16 FIFA World Cup
The two channels, BBC and ITV, are once again sharing the rights to broadcast the 2018 World Cup live TV coverage, including the round of 16 matches. The competition will be aired live for UK audiences, featuring all 64 teams shown on live television.