World Cup 2026 Match Schedule for June 27
The World Cup 2026 continues with exciting matches today, June 27, featuring Uruguay vs. Spain and Cabo

The group stage of the 2026 World Cup has officially ended, and the 32 teams that will progress to the knockout rounds have been determined. The final matches of groups J, K, and L took place on June 28, showcasing unexpected developments.
In Group L, England secured a vital 2-0 victory over Panama, allowing them to finish at the top of the group. They will now face the Democratic Republic of Congo in the Round of 16. Croatia also achieved a crucial win, defeating Ghana 2-1, which earned them the second spot in Group L with six points. Croatia will compete against Portugal in the next round. Ghana, despite their loss, advanced as one of the best third-placed teams and will meet Colombia.
In Group K, Portugal had a disappointing 0-0 draw against Colombia, resulting in them finishing second with five points, two points behind Colombia. Portugal's next challenge will be against Croatia, while Colombia will take on Ghana.
The Democratic Republic of Congo made a strong impression by defeating Uzbekistan 3-1, securing their place among the best third-placed teams. They will face a formidable opponent in England in the upcoming knockout stage.
Group J concluded with an exciting match between Austria and Algeria, which ended in a thrilling 3-3 draw. Both teams advanced, with Austria finishing second in the group, setting up a clash with Spain. Algeria also moved forward as one of the best third-placed teams and will face Switzerland.
Previously, Argentina, who topped Group J, has confirmed their opponent for the Round of 16, which will be Cape Verde.
The complete list of 32 teams advancing to the knockout stage includes Mexico, South Africa (Group A), Switzerland, Canada, Bosnia (Group B), Brazil, Morocco (Group C), the USA, Australia, Paraguay (Group D), Germany, Ivory Coast, Ecuador (Group E), the Netherlands, Japan, Sweden (Group F), Belgium, Egypt (Group G), Spain, Cape Verde (Group H), France, Norway, Senegal (Group I), Argentina, Algeria, Austria (Group J), Portugal, Colombia, Democratic Republic of Congo (Group K), England, Ghana, and Croatia (Group L).