The FIFA World Cup is a great event to be part of. Whether you are supporting your team from home or making a trip to the matches in Qatar, World Cup fever sweeps the nation and everyone gets behind their team. There are no greater fans in the world than England ones, and with World Cup taking place in November and December, we need to know when the England fixtures are so we can be ready for those games. Let’s have a look at when Harry Kane and co will be playing and how you can watch it.
England Fixtures
The England fixtures for the group stage are locked in and we know when they will take place. England is in Group B and will play against Iran, USA & Wales in the group stage.
- Monday 21st November | 13:00 | England vs Iran
- Friday 25th November | 19:00 | England vs USA
- Tuesday 29th November | 19:00 | England vs Wales
If after those group stage England fixtures, the team advances from o the knockout stage, who and when they will play will depend on who qualifies in what position. Other teams in the tournament include Portugal, Spain, France and Argentina, mixed in eight different groups of four teams.
The Groups
- Group A | Qatar, Ecuador, Senegal, Netherlands
- Group B | England, Iran, USA, Wales
- Group C | Argentina, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Poland
- Group D | France, Australia, Denmark, Tunisia
- Group E | Spain, Costa Rica, Germany, Japan
- Group F | Belgium, Canada, Morocco, Croatia
- Group G | Brazil, Serbia, Switzerland, Cameroon
- Group H | Portugal, Ghana, Uruguay, South Korea
Full List Of Fixtures
If you are wanting to watch all the games from the World Cup in Qatar, check out the full list of fixtures.
Group Stage
- Sunday 20th November | 19:00 | Qatar vs Ecuador
- Monday 21st November | 13:00 | England vs Iran
- Monday 21st November | 16:00 | Senegal vs Netherlands
- Monday 21st November | 19:00 | USA vs Wales
- Tuesday 22nd November | 10:00 | Argentina vs Saudi Arabia
- Tuesday 22nd November | 13:00 | Denmark vs Tunisia
- Tuesday 22nd November | 16:00 | Mexico vs Poland
- Tuesday 22nd November | 19:00 | France vs Australia
- Wednesday 23rd November | 10:00 | Morocco vs Croatia
- Wednesday 23rd November | 13:00 | Germany vs Japan
- Wednesday 23rd November | 16:00 | Spain vs Costa Rica
- Wednesday 23rd November | 19:00 | Belgium vs Canada
- Thursday 24th November | 10:00 | Switzerland vs Cameroon
- Thursday 24th November | 13:00 | Uruguay vs South Korea
- Thursday 24th November | 16:00 | Portugal vs Ghana
- Thursday 24th November | 19:00 | Brazil vs Serbia
- Friday 25th November | 10:00 | Wales vs Iran
- Friday 25th November | 13:00 | Qatar vs Senegal
- Friday 25th November | 16:00 | Netherlands vs Ecuador
- Friday 25th November | 19:00 | England vs USA
- Saturday 26th November | 10:00 | Tunisia vs Australia
- Saturday 26th November | 13:00 | Poland vs Saudi Arabia
- Saturday 26th November | 16:00 | France vs Denmark
- Saturday 26th November | 19:00 | Argentina vs Mexico
- Sunday 27th November | 10:00 | Japan vs Costa Rica
- Sunday 27th November | 13:00 | Belgium vs Morocco
- Sunday 27th November | 16:00 | Croatia vs Canada
- Sunday 27th November | 19:00 | Spain vs Germany
- Monday 28th November | 10:00 | Cameroon vs Serbia
- Monday 28th November | 13:00 | South Korea vs Ghana
- Monday 28th November | 16:00 | Brazil vs Switzerland
- Monday 28th November | 19:00 | Portugal vs Uruguay
- Tuesday 29th November | 15:00 | Netherlands vs Qatar
- Tuesday 29th November | 15:00 | Ecuador vs Senegal
- Tuesday 29th November | 19:00 | Wales vs England
- Tuesday 29th November | 19:00 | Iran vs USA
- Wednesday 20th November | 15:00 | Australia vs Denmark
- Wednesday 20th November | 15:00 | Tunisia vs France
- Wednesday 20th November | 15:00 | Poland vs Argentina
- Wednesday 20th November | 15:00 | Saudi Arabia vs Mexico
- Thursday 1st December | 15:00 | Croatia vs Belgium
- Thursday 1st December | 15:00 | Canada vs Morocco
- Thursday 1st December | 19:00 | Costa Rica vs Germany
- Thursday 1st December | 19:00 | Japan vs Spain
- Friday 2nd December | 15:00 | South Korea vs Portugal
- Friday 2nd December | 15:00 | Ghana vs Uruguay
- Friday 2nd December | 19:00 | Serbia vs Switzerland
- Friday 2nd December | 19:00 | Cameroon vs Brazil
Round of 16
- Saturday 3rd December | 15:00 | Netherlands vs USA (Game 49)
- Saturday 3rd December | 19:00 | Argentina vs Australia of Group D (Game 50)
- Sunday 4th December | 15:00 | France vs Poland (Game 52)
- Sunday 4th December | 19:00 | England vs Senegal (Game 51)
- Monday 5th December | 15:00 | Japan vs Croatia (Game 53)
- Monday 5th December | 19:00 | Winners of Group G vs Runners-up of Group H (Game 54)
- Tuesday 6th December | 15:00 | Morocco vs Spain (Game 55)
- Tuesday 6th December | 19:00 | Winners of Group H vs Runners-up of Group G (Game 56)
Quarter Finals
Friday 9th December | 15:00 | Winners of Game 53 vs Winners of Game 54 (Game 58)
Friday 9th December | 19:00 | Winners of Game 49 vs Winners of Game 50 (Game 57)
Saturday 10th December | 15:00 | Winners of Game 55 vs Winners of Game 56 (Game 60)
Saturday 10th December | 19:00 | Winners of Game 51 vs Winners of Game 52 (Game 59)
Semi Finals & Third Place
Tuesday 13th December | 19:00 | Winners of Game 57 vs Winners of Game 58 (Game 61)
Wednesday 14th December | 19:00 | Winners of Game 59 vs Winners of Game 60 (Game 62)
Saturday 17th December | 15:00 | Losers of Game 61 vs Winners of Game 62
Final
Sunday 18th December | 15:00 | Winners of Game 61 vs Winners of Game 62
How To Watch The World Cup 2022
The World Cup 2022 will be live on BBC and ITV. They’ll be shared across both TV networks with multiple games per day. The BBC will show the England vs Iran game and the England vs Wales game. ITV will be the channel for England vs USA. If England progress to the knockout stages, the channel will be determined by how England qualifies and the route they take progressing through the tournament. The final will be shown on both networks.
When Does The Premier League Return?
The break in the Premier League season for the World cup begins after the games taking place on 12/13th November. The fixtures return on Boxing Day.
Now you know when the England fixtures are, you can book time off work, and figure out when to invite your friends over for the game. After the Lionesses won the Women’s Euros, could football be coming home again? Come on England!
