2026 FIFA World Cup Semifinal Schedule: France vs. Spain and England vs. Argentina</TITLE]Day 32 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup marks a scheduled rest day, with no matches taking place today. The field of semifinalists has been finalized after England secured a victory over Norway in extra time and Argentina moved past Switzerland to complete the quarterfinal round. The semifinals resume on Tuesday, featuring Kylian Mbappé and France against Spain in Dallas, followed by Lionel Messi and Argentina taking on England on Wednesday in Atlanta. Both matches will be broadcast on FOX, with live streaming available via FOX One.World Cup Schedule for Sunday, July 12There are no World Cup matches scheduled for today. The tournament is currently on a rest day between the quarterfinals and the semifinal round, which begins this Tuesday. The full semifinal schedule is as follows: France vs. SpainTime: 3 p.m. ET (Tuesday, July 14)TV: FOXStream: Watch 3 days free on FOX OneVenue: Dallas Stadium, Dallas, TXFrance dominated Group I, outscoring opponents 10-2, before advancing through the knockout stages with wins over Sweden (3-0), Paraguay (1-0), and Morocco (2-0). Kylian Mbappé currently leads the Golden Boot race with eight goals, tied with Lionel Messi, while Michael Olise leads all players with five assists. Spain has established themselves as the tournament’s most formidable defense; after winning Group H with three clean sheets, they shut out Austria (3-0) and Portugal (1-0) in the knockout rounds before defeating Belgium 2-1 in the quarterfinals.England vs. ArgentinaTime: 3 p.m. ET (Wednesday, July 15)TV: FOXStream: Watch 3 days free on FOX OneVenue: Atlanta Stadium, Atlanta, GAEngland finished Group L undefeated, moving forward with a 2-1 win over DR Congo, a 3-2 victory over Mexico, and a 2-1 extra-time win against Norway fueled by a Jude Bellingham brace. Both Harry Kane and Bellingham have scored six goals each. Argentina swept Group J and navigated a challenging knockout stage, defeating Cape Verde (3-2) and Egypt (3-2) in extra time, and Switzerland (3-1) in extra time. During this run, Lionel Messi set the all-time World Cup record for assists.