World Cup 2026: How to follow on the BBC

World Cup 2026: How to follow on the BBCImage caption, Fans can follow the entire tournament on BBC platforms ByEmlyn BegleyBBC Sport journalistPublished1 minute agoThe biggest World Cup in history starts on 11 June and there are more ways to follow it on the BBC than ever before.With 48 teams in action, up from 32, there will be a record 104 games to be played across the United States, Canada and Mexico.There will be 54 matches shown live on the BBC, including the final on 19 July, with 92 games on BBC Sounds and every single match covered on the BBC Sport website and app.On top of that, there will be new innovations, regular shows - with England, Scotland and the other 46 nations all being covered - plus more on our dedicated BBC Football YouTube, external channel.Here is the guide on how to follow the Fifa World Cup 2026 on the BBC.World Cup fixtures and group standingsEverything you need to know about the World CupPublished1 AprilHow to watch the games liveImage caption, Kelly Cates, Mark Chapman, Gabby Logan and Alex Scott will be fronting BBC Sport's television coverageThere will be 54 live games shown on BBC One or Two, with all of them available on BBC iPlayer - in UHD - and the BBC Sport website and app.They include Scotland's group games against Haiti and Brazil - and England's match with Ghana.The Three Lions' games in the last 32, last 16 and semi-final - if they get that far - will all be on the BBC. The final, as usual, will be shown on both the BBC and ITV.Click here to see which group games the BBC - and ITV - are showing live here.Find out who all of the BBC's pundits will be here.For peak-time matches there will be the option of watching games with BBC Radio 5 Live commentary on the Red Button, iPlayer and website.And if you're watching online and only start watching in the middle of the game - don't worry, every match will feature chapters, marking the best moments to catch up on instantly.There is an all-new way...