World Cup football and T20 cricket galore, plus F1 in Barcelona – follow with us

Clockwise from top left: Netherlands' Virgil van Dijk gets some heading practice in before the Netherlands’ World Cup opener against Japan; fans show support for Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya; and the Women’s T20 World Cup captains pose with the trophy on a bus Composite: Guardian Design; AP; Formula 1/Getty Images; ICC/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenClockwise from top left: Netherlands' Virgil van Dijk gets some heading practice in before the Netherlands’ World Cup opener against Japan; fans show support for Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya; and the Women’s T20 World Cup captains pose with the trophy on a bus Composite: Guardian Design; AP; Formula 1/Getty Images; ICC/Getty ImagesYour Guardian sport weekendSportWorld Cup football and T20 cricket galore, plus F1 in Barcelona – follow with us Here’s how to follow along with our coverage – the finest writing and up-to-the-minute reportsGuardian sportFri 12 Jun 2026 17.41 BSTLast modified on Fri 12 Jun 2026 17.43 BSTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleJump toSaturdaySundaySaturdayFootball10am-6pm (BST)World Cup news liveblogFriday’s action will be reviewed and Saturday’s previewed in our daily World Cup news liveblog helmed on Saturday by Rob Smyth and Will Unwin. There’s no better gateway to the weekend’s World Cup action, bringing you all the breaking news and colour from tournament’s first round of group games. Before Scotland get their campaign gets rolling as they face Haiti near Boston in the early hours of Sunday morning and Australia meet Turkey in Vancouver, Qatar confront Switzerland near San Francisco and, in the day’s big game, Brazil and Morocco collide in New York/New Jersey. Keeping pace with the day’s events couldn’t be easier with our World Cup daily guide. Click here for details on how to follow the action, day by day. Or why not print our excellent wallchart, here?Cricket10.30amWomen’s T20 World Cup liveCricket is staging its own W...