07/17/2026
Who are you guys cheering for? đ Two of the biggest names in world football meet in Miami this Saturday for a third place clash that neither side wanted to be playing, but one that could still define legacies. France face England at Miami Stadium on July 18 at 5 PM ET after losing their respective semifinals, with Les Bleus falling 2-0 to Spain and England surrendering two late goals in a heartbreaking 2-1 defeat to Argentina. Both sides entered this tournament as serious contenders to win it all, making the third place match feel like a particularly sharp landing, though the Golden Boot race adds genuine stakes, with Kylian Mbappe sitting on 8 goals tied with Messi at the top of the charts, and Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham both on 6 with one last chance to close the gap. For England specifically, third place would be their best World Cup finish since they won the whole thing in 1966, which is the kind of historical footnote that makes this match worth watching regardless of how both teams are feeling about being here. (Source: Fox Sports / NBC / Al Jazeera / World Soccer Talk) -