Updated: 2026-06-20 | Kick-off times and results per official FIFA announcement
The 2026 World Cup has four group-stage matches on June 20, spanning Groups E and F, with one taking place in the Canadian host city of Toronto. Below is a rundown of today’s fixtures, venues and viewing information to help Canadian fans plan their viewing.
| Match | Group | Venue | Kick-off (Pacific Time PT) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Netherlands vs Sweden | Group F | Houston Stadium | 10:00 (in progress) |
| Germany vs Ivory Coast | Group E | Toronto Stadium (Toronto) | 13:00 |
| Ecuador vs Curaçao | Group E | Kansas City Stadium | 17:00 |
| Tunisia vs Japan | Group F | Monterrey Stadium | 21:00 |
For Canadian viewers, today’s headline event is Germany vs Ivory Coast at Toronto Stadium — Germany, a traditional powerhouse, against an Ivory Coast side bringing the pace and physical edge of an African team; this Group E clash is also the only match today played on Canadian soil. The other focus is Group F’s Netherlands vs Sweden and Tunisia vs Japan, which will shape the group’s qualification picture.
Kick-off times are shown in Pacific Time (PT); for each match’s actual local time zone and exact kick-off, please still rely on FIFA’s official schedule. For each match’s scores and results, see the official FIFA schedule and scores page.
As for broadcasting, Bell Media holds all broadcast rights for this World Cup in Canada, with English coverage on TSN and CTV (including streaming), and French coverage on RDS. To find out how to watch each match in Canada and about fan events, see our compiled complete guide to where to watch in Canada.
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