Multiple outlets provide viewing guides for the FIFA World Cup 2026 as it moves deeper into the knockout phase. The tournament has transitioned from the expanded 48-team group stage to single-elimination play, with the knockout stage beginning with the Round of 32. Several sources describe the Round of 32 as the first win-or-go-home round under the 48-team format, with 16 matches. Times of India and other guides state the Round of 32 is played from June 28 to July 3, with schedules and start times listed for each match. Coverage also extends to later knockout matches, including the semifinals, with the Los Angeles Times publishing a semifinal schedule and start times for each game and information on how to watch via television and streaming. Rolling Stone and CNET focus on how to watch the Round of 32 games live, including streaming options, and Yahoo Sports provides a live streaming and TV channel overview for the knockout stage. NDTV similarly outlines the semifinals with teams, schedules, match times in IST, and live streaming information. Across the reports, readers are directed to match-by-match start times and where to stream or watch each game.