The 2026 FIFA World Cup enters its decisive quarter-final stage on July 9, with only eight teams remaining in the race for football’s biggest prize. After an intense Round of 16, the tournament resumes following a one-day break, kicking off with a highly anticipated clash between France and Morocco in Boston.
The quarter-finals feature some of the world’s strongest football nations, including France, Morocco, Spain, Belgium, Norway, England, Argentina, and Switzerland. Each team is now just three victories away from lifting the FIFA World Cup trophy on July 19.
The opening quarter-final is a rematch of the memorable 2022 World Cup semi-final, with France aiming to continue its title challenge while Morocco looks to make history once again after another impressive tournament run. Football fans are also eagerly awaiting the remaining quarter-final fixtures over the next two days, which include Spain vs Belgium, Norway vs England, and Argentina vs Switzerland.
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