There are still plenty of games left and we can tell you how to watch the World Cup on iPhone and iPad today. Your best bet in the US is to watch the games through Fox Sports on either Sling or FuboTV, and we'll walk you through the specifics below so you can find the best deal for your needs.
Today's games include Morocco vs Spain at 10am ET and Portugal vs Switzerland at 2pm ET and we can show you how to watch both on iPad or iPhone. These options will also work on TV too, of course.
Watch the World Cup in the US
The World Cup will be shown on Fox Sports and FS1 in the U.S. The times of the remaining games are a bit more US-friendly. Gone are the 5am kickoffs now we're into the knockout rounds where all games kick off at 10am ET or 2pm ET.
Sling Blue is a great option, with the cheapest package getting you 31 channels for just $20 in your first month, enough to see you through the rest of the tournament no problem tournament.
FuboTV is also an option, it's a heftier monthly fee ($69.99) but you do get a free trial to start your subscription, and you can cancel anytime. It also carries considerably more channels (289).
Watch the World Cup in the UK
In the UK, the games will be shared between ITV and BBC, both of which are available through the App Store free of charge.
FIFA World Cup 2022 fixture list
Here's a complete list of the remaining FIFA 2022 World Cup fixture and kickoff times.
Tuesday 6th December
Ro16 7: Morocco v Spain (10am ET)
Ro16 8: Portugal v Switzerland (2pm ET)
Quarter-finals
Friday 9th December
QF1: Croatia v Brazil (10am ET)
QF2: Netherlands v Argentina (2pm ET)
Saturday 10th December
QF3: Winner of Ro16 5 v Winner of Ro16 6 (10am ET)
QF4: England v France (2pm ET)
Semi-finals
Tuesday 13th December
SF1: Winner of QF1 v Winner of QF2 (2pm ET)
Wednesday 14th December
SF2: Winner of QF3 v Winner of QF4 (2pm ET)
Third-place play-off
Saturday 17th December
Loser of SF1 v Loser of SF2 (10am ET)
Final
Sunday 18th December
Winner of SF1 v Winner of SF2 (10am ET)
