How to watch today’s World Cup matches: Sunday, June 14

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It's day four of the FIFA World Cup with four matches taking place! Côte d'Ivoire takes on Ecuador, Germany takes on Curaçao, the Netherlands takes on Japan and Sweden takes on Tunisia.Here's how to watch.FIFA World Cup 2026 matches for Sunday, June 14, 2026Germany v Curacao – Group E1:00 p.m. ETHouston StadiumNetwork: FOXNetherlands v Japan – Group F 4:00 p.m. ETDallas StadiumNetwork: FOXCôte d'Ivoire v Ecuador – Group E 7:00 p.m. ETPhiladelphia StadiumNetwork: FS1Sweden v Tunisia – Group F 10 p.m. ETMonterrey StadiumNetwork: FS1 RELATED: World Cup 2026: The 16 stadiums in the US, Canada, and Mexico hosting the matchesHow to watch the World CupOutside of watching FOX on live broadcast TV, there are several options audiences can choose from to enjoy the soccer matches. One free option is through FIFA+ and select YouTube streams. Other paid options include:FOX OneFOX Sports 1FuboYouTube TVFOX Sports appHulu+ LiveTVPeacock (Spanish-language)How to watch Team USA's World Cup matchesFr

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