The 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup is currently under way, with matches continuing on 7 July. According to GoogleNewsEN, The New York Times has published a viewing guide outlining the television channels, streaming platforms and match schedule available to audiences for that date.

According to GoogleNewsEN, the guide is intended to assist viewers in locating broadcast options for the day’s fixtures. The source material does not provide further editorial or analytical content beyond the practical scheduling information included in the original publication.

No additional details regarding the specific matches scheduled for 7 July, the competing nations, or the precise kick-off times are contained within the available source material. The article referenced appears to function primarily as a consumer-oriented broadcast reference.

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The 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup is being co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico. The tournament has been expanded to include 48 participating nations, making it the largest edition of the competition in its history.