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Find all the key information about the clash between Portugal and Uzbekistan, counting for the second matchday of Group K at the 2026 World Cup: kick-off time, venue, broadcast channels, and live audio on Foot Africa.
Football fans are in for a treat this Tuesday with a promising showdown between Portugal and Uzbekistan. The match will take place at Houston’s NRG Stadium in the United States as part of the second round of group stage fixtures at the 2026 World Cup.
After a 1-1 draw in their opening match against the Democratic Republic of Congo, Portugal are determined to secure their first victory of the tournament. Roberto Martínez’s men will be relying especially on their captain Cristiano Ronaldo to make the difference in this crucial encounter for qualification.
On the other side, Uzbekistan approach this match with the pressure to bounce back after their 3-1 defeat against Colombia in the first round. Another slip-up would significantly complicate their chances of reaching the knockout stage.
For this match, FIFA has appointed Moroccan referee Jalal Jayed to take charge in the center. He will be assisted by compatriots Zakaria Brinsi and Mustapha Akarkad, while South African official Abongile Tom will serve as the fourth official.
Portugal vs Uzbekistan: Kick-off time and live audio
Foot Africa brings you live audio coverage so you can follow all the action as it happens between Portugal and Uzbekistan. The match is set for this Tuesday at Houston’s NRG Stadium, kicking off at 17:00 GMT.
Which channels will show Portugal vs Uzbekistan?
A wide range of television channels and streaming platforms will be broadcasting this Group K second matchday fixture of the 2026 World Cup around the globe.
AFN Sports HD
Antena 1 Romania HD
Antena Play Live ($/geo/R)
ARD Das Erste HD
Arena Premium 1 Srbija HD
Arena Sport 1 BiH HD
Arena Sport 1 Slovenija HD
Azam Sports 2 HD
Azam Sports 4 HD
BarTV Mundial HD
beIN Connect FRANCE
beIN Connect MENA
beIN Connect MENA HD
beIN Sports France 1 HD
beIN Sports MENA 4K UHD
beIN Sports MENA Max 1 HD
beIN Sports MENA Max 5 HD
beIN Sports MENA Max 6 HD
DAZN Mundial Espana HD
DR TV ($/geo/R)
DR1 Dansk HD
Fast Sports TV Armenia
FOX TV USA 4K
Fox TV USA HD
Fussball.TV1 UHD
Futbol TV Tajikistan
HRT 2 Hrvatska HD
Ictimai TV HD
IRIB 4K UHD
IRIB TV3 HD
ITV 1 England HD
ITV X (geo/R)
KTRK Sport
Kunskapskanalen HD
M4 Sport Hungary HD
M6 France 4K UHD
M6 France HD
M6 Suisse HD
Magenta Sport ($/geo/R)
MATCH! Futbol 1 HD
MATCH! Premier HD
MATCH! Russia HD
MATCH! TV [online] ($/geo/R)
Megogo Futbol 2 ($/geo/R)
New World Sport 1 Mauritius
NPO 1 Nederland HD
Persiana Sports 2 HD
PTV Sports
QazSport HD
RTBF Tipik Belgique
RTÉ 2 Ireland HD
RTÉ Player (geo/R)
Rustavi 2
Setanta Sports 1 Georgia HD
Sigma TV Cyprus
Slovenija TV2 HD
Sport 24 In Flight HD
Sport TV Belarus
STV Player (geo/R)
STV Scotland HD
SuperSport 2 Albania HD
SuperSport Grandstand HD
SuperSport PSL HD
SVT 2 Sverige HD
SVT Play HD
TRT 1 Türkiye HD
Turkmenistan Sport HD
TV2 Direkte Norge HD
TV2 Play Norge ($/geo/R)
TVCG 2 HD
TVP Sport Polska HD
UTV Northern Ireland HD
VRT Canvas Belgium HD
We Sport Moldova ($/geo/R)
Zor TV Uzbekistan
The most successful national teams 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)
World Cup 2026: Jalal Jayed to officiate Portugal vs Uzbekistan