**Title: World Cup Quarterfinals: Teams and Schedule Announced**
As the FIFA World Cup progresses into its fourth week, the tournament has reached a pivotal stage with the quarterfinals set to unfold. This year's event, being the largest in history with 48 participating teams, has seen a competitive round of 16, leading to the confirmation of four teams advancing to the next round.
**Teams Advancing to the Quarterfinals**
So far, the following teams have secured their spots in the quarterfinals:
- **France**
- **Morocco**
- **Norway**
- **England**
These nations demonstrated strong performances in the knockout stage, with France notably led by star player Kylian Mbappe, who played a crucial role in their victory over Paraguay.
**Remaining Round-of-16 Matches**
The round of 16 is not yet complete, with several matches scheduled to determine the final teams advancing to the quarterfinals. The upcoming fixtures are as follows:
- **Portugal vs. Spain**
Date: Monday, July 6
Time: 2 PM (19:00 GMT)
Venue: Dallas Stadium, United States
- **USA vs. Belgium**
Date: Monday, July 6
Time: 5 PM (00:00 GMT, Tuesday)
Venue: Seattle Stadium, United States
- **Switzerland vs. Colombia**
Date: Tuesday, July 7
Time: 1 PM (20:00 GMT)
Venue: BC Place Stadium, Vancouver, Canada
- **Argentina vs. Egypt**
Date: Tuesday, July 7
Time: 12 PM (16:00 GMT)
Venue: Atlanta Stadium, United States
**Quarterfinal Match Schedule**
The quarterfinal matches are set to take place as follows:
- **France vs. Morocco**
Date: Thursday, July 9
Time: 4 PM (20:00 GMT)
Venue: Boston Stadium, United States
- **USA/Belgium vs. Portugal/Spain**
Date: Friday, July 10
Time: 12 PM (19:00 GMT)
Venue: Los Angeles Stadium, United States
- **Norway vs. England**
Date: Saturday, July 11
Time: 5 PM (19:00 GMT)
Venue: Miami Stadium, United States
- **Argentina/Egypt vs. Switzerland/Colombia**
Date: Sunday, July 12
Time: 8 PM (01:00 GMT, Monday)
Venue: Kansas City Stadium, United States
**Viewing Options for Fans**
Fans in the United States can catch all the action in English on Fox and FS1, with streaming options available through the Fox Sports app and Fox One. Spanish-language coverage is provided by Telemundo and Universo, with additional streaming options on Peacock.
In Canada, TSN serves as the primary broadcaster for English-speaking audiences, while French-language viewers can tune in to RDS and RDS2 for coverage.
As the tournament continues, anticipation builds for the upcoming matches, with fans eagerly awaiting to see which teams will advance to the semifinals and ultimately vie for the coveted World Cup title.