How to Watch Belgium vs Iran FIFA World Cup 2026: Full Match Replay and Highlights
The match between Belgium and Iran at the 2026 FIFA World Cup can be accessed via various broadcasters worldwide. Below is a detailed guide on TV channels, streaming options, kick-off time, team lineups, and recent form.
Broadcasting Details by Country
If you want to watch from outside your country or face geo-restrictions, using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) might help. VPNs let you connect securely by virtually switching your location to where the match is broadcasted.
Using a VPN to Watch Belgium vs Iran
A service like ExpressVPN helps you watch the match by masking your location. Here’s how:
- Download and install a trusted VPN app.
- Connect to a server in a country broadcasting the game.
- Clear browser cache to avoid location conflicts.
- Access the broadcaster’s platform and stream live.
Watch on the Big Screen
Sports feel better on a large screen. Most Android smart TVs and devices such as Amazon Fire TV Stick support VPN apps directly. For Apple TV, Roku, or consoles, you can use Smart DNS or cast the stream from a VPN-enabled device.
Match Information
The encounter took place at SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles, on June 21, 2026, kicking off at 20:00 local time.
Confirmed Lineups
Coaches were Rudi Garcia for Belgium and Amir Ghalenoei for Iran.
Player Availability
Belgium's Z. Debast was unavailable due to injury. Both teams otherwise had full squads ready.
Recent Form
Belgium had three wins and two draws over their last five matches, scoring 10 goals and conceding 3. Their latest World Cup match ended in a 1-1 draw against Egypt. Previous wins include a 5-0 triumph over Tunisia and a 2-0 win against Croatia in friendlies.
Iran recorded three wins, one draw, and one loss in their last five games. They scored 14 goals while conceding 5. Their recent World Cup game finished 2-2 against New Zealand. Before that, they defeated Mali, Gambia, and Costa Rica in friendlies but lost 2-1 to Nigeria earlier in the year.
Group Standings and Weather
In Group G, Belgium stood third and Iran second, each holding one point from their opening draws.
Matchday conditions featured sunny intervals with a mild west breeze at SoFi Stadium. The temperature was around 20°C (68°F) at kickoff, climbing slightly as the game continued, with humidity near 64%.
Team Kits
Belgium wore their classic red jerseys paired with black shorts and socks; their goalkeeper donned green. Iran appeared in all-white kits, with their goalkeeper in light blue. Match officials wore yellow.
