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Find all the essential information about the England vs Ghana match, counting for the second day of Group L at the 2026 World Cup: kick-off time, stadium, TV broadcasters, and the live audio link provided by Foot Africa.
England take on Ghana this Tuesday as part of the second round of the group stage at the 2026 World Cup. The match will be played at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, near Boston, with kick-off scheduled for 20:00 GMT.
The Three Lions come into this clash brimming with confidence after their spectacular 4-2 win over Croatia on day one. Ghana, for their part, also made a winning start, edging Panama by the narrowest of margins (1-0).
Both teams currently sit atop the group with three points each. England, however, lead the Black Stars thanks to a superior goal difference. Croatia and Panama are yet to get off the mark.
Meanwhile, the FIFA Referees Committee has appointed Honduran official Said Martínez to oversee the match. He will be assisted by Walter López and Christian Ramírez, while China’s Ma Ning will serve as the fourth official. His compatriot Zhou Fei will take on the role of reserve assistant referee.
What time does England vs Ghana kick off?
The England vs Ghana match will take place this Tuesday at 20:00 GMT at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA.
Foot Africa readers can also follow the game with our live audio commentary.
Which channels are showing England vs Ghana?
The match will be broadcast on the following channels and platforms:
AFN Sports HD
Antena 1 Romania HD
Antena Play Live ($/geo/R)
ARD Das Erste HD
Arena Premium 1 Srbija HD
Arena Sport 1 BiH HD
Arena Sport 1 Slovenija HD
Azam Sports 2 HD
Azam Sports 4 HD
BarTV Mundial HD
BBC iPlayer (geo/R)
BBC iPlayer 4K (geo/R)
BBC One HD
BBC Sport Website (geo/R)
beIN Connect FRANCE
beIN Connect MENA
beIN Connect MENA HD
beIN Sports France 1 HD
beIN Sports MENA 4K UHD
beIN Sports MENA Max 2 HD
beIN Sports MENA Max 4 HD
beIN Sports MENA Max 5 HD
beIN Sports MENA Max 6 HD
BNT 1 Bulgaria HD
BNT 3 Bulgaria HD
Canal 2 International
ChileVision
CRTV Sports Cameroon
CT Sport Czech HD
DAZN Mundial Espana HD
Fast Sports TV Armenia
Fox TV USA HD
Fussball.TV1 UHD
Futbol TV Tajikistan
Gabon 1ère
GTV Ghana
GTV Sports + HD
Hagerie TV Ethiopia
HRT 2 Hrvatska HD
Ictimai TV HD
IRIB 4K UHD
IRIB TV3 HD
JOJ Šport SVK HD
Jurnal TV Moldova
KBC 1 Kenya
KC2 Rwanda
KTRK Sport
La Nouvelle Chaîne Ivorienne
M4 Sport Hungary HD
M6 France 4K UHD
M6 France HD
M6 Suisse HD
Mafken TV Zambia
Magenta Sport ($/geo/R)
MATCH! Futbol 1 HD
MATCH! Premier HD
MATCH! Russia HD
MATCH! TV [online] ($/geo/R)
Media Sports Infos
Megogo Futbol 1 ($/geo/R)
MTV 3 Suomi HD
MTV Katsomon+ ($/geo/R)
MTV Urheilu 1 Suomi HD
New World Sport 1 Mauritius
NPO 1 Nederland HD
NRK 1 Norge HD
NRK TV ($/geo/R)
ORTB Benin
PTV Sports
Qazaqstan TV HD
QazSport HD
RAI 1 Italia HD
RAI 4K UHD
RTB Zénith
RTi La 3 Côte d’Ivoire
RTNC Congo DR
RTS 1 Senegal HD
RTS 2 Senegal HD
RTÉ 2 Ireland HD
RTÉ Player (geo/R)
Rustavi 2
Rwanda TV HD
SABC 3 HD
Servus TV Österreich HD
Setanta Sports 1 Georgia HD
Sigma TV Cyprus
Slovenija TV2 HD
Sport 24 In Flight HD
Sport TV Belarus
Sport TV5 Portugal HD
SporTV Brazil HD
Sporty TV Africa
Sun Sports TV Zambia
SuperSport 2 Albania HD
SuperSport Grandstand HD
SuperSport MáXimo 1 HD
SuperSport PSL HD
SVT 1 Sverige HD
SVT Play HD
TBC 1 Tanzania
Tele Congo
TPA 2 Angola
TRT 1 Türkiye HD
Turkmenistan Sport HD
TV Klan HD
TV Malagasy Madagascar
TV Miramar Mozambique
TV2 Danmark HD
TV2 Play Danmark ($/geo/R)
TV3 Ghana
TVCG 1 HD
TVE La 1 HD España
TVE La 1 UHD 4K
TVE La 2 Cat
TVM 1 Mozambique
TVP 1 Polska HD
TVP Sport Polska HD
TVT Togo
Télé Tchad
UBC TV Uganda
VRT 1 Belgium HD
ZBC Zimbabwe HD
ZNBC TV 1
Zor TV Uzbekistan
The most successful nations in World Cup history
Brazil — 5 titles (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002)
Germany — 4 titles (1954, 1974, 1990, 2014)
Italy — 4 titles (1934, 1938, 1982, 2006)
Argentina — 3 titles (1978, 1986, 2022)
France — 2 titles (1998, 2018)
Uruguay — 2 titles (1930, 1950)
England — 1 title (1966)
- Spain — 1 title (2010)