The FIFA World Cup 2026 has reached the quarter-final stage as the final eight teams get ready to do battle. England, following their dramatic 3-2 win over Mexico at the Azteca, will take on Norway and Erling Haaland this weekend. The Three Lions will be the favourites to advance to the last four, but the Norwegians will hold no fear of them, having already faced a number of huge tests this summer. They have beaten tough opposition in the form of Senegal, Ivory Coast and Brazil so far.Favourites France will reunite with Morocco, the country they beat to reach the final in 2022 in Qatar. Les Bleus are well aware that the Moroccans will be no pushovers on Thursday.After thrashing the USA in Seattle, Belgium head down the coast to Los Angeles to take on Spain, who narrowly defeated Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal on Monday.Holders Argentina produced a second-half comeback to beat Egypt 3-2 in a manic encounter on Tuesday. They will come up against Switzerland after they eliminated Colombia following a penalty shootout.World Cup 2026 quarter-final fixtures:France vs MoroccoDate: Thursday, 9th JulyKickoff: 9pm BSTVenue: Foxborough, MassachusettsTV channel (UK): ITV1Read – Five of the best players to never win the FIFA World Cup (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});Spain vs BelgiumDate: Friday, 10th JulyKickoff: 8pm BSTVenue: Los Angeles, CaliforniaTV channel: BBC OneRead – Ronaldo puts retirement on the long finger following World Cup failureNorway vs EnglandDate: Saturday, 11th JulyKickoff: 10pm BSTVenue: Miami, FloridaTV channel: ITV1 (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});Argentina vs Colombia/SwitzerlandDate: Sunday, 12th JulyKickoff: 2am BSTVenue: Kansas City, MissouriTV channel: ITV1World Cup Day 26 Recap – Ronaldo bows out as Belgium thrash USASee Also – Five world-class players who never featured at a World CupFollow the Football Faithful on Social Media:Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | TikTokThe post World Cup 2026 quarter-final fixtures as last-eight decided first appeared on The Football Faithful.