FIFA World Cup 2026 Quarterfinals Schedule: 40 Teams Out; ‘This’ 8 teams will be thrilling, see the complete schedule of the quarter finals

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• All three host teams out of the tournament

The FIFA World Cup 2026 tournament has now reached its most exciting stage. For the first time, 48 teams participated in the FIFA World Cup. A total of 40 teams have been eliminated after Round of 32 and Round of 16. Now only eight teams will be seen fighting in this race. After major upsets in the round of 16, last-minute goals, thrilling drama in the penalty shootout and dashed dreams of veterans, the four epic quarter-final battles are now set. Can defending champions Argentina retain their title, or will history-making Switzerland pull off another surprise win after 72 years”Switzerland beat Colombia: Switzerland’s historic leap after 72 years; Colombia defeated in penalty shootout” href=” Switzerland beat Colombia: Switzerland’s historic leap after 72 years; Colombia lost in a penalty shootout

8 teams confirmed for quarterfinals

Argentina, France, England, Belgium, Morocco and Spain have competed in the quarter-final round. Norway and Switzerland are the teams least expected to make it this far. Now these eight teams will play four matches to determine the final four teams in the semi-finals.

All three World Cup hosts out of the tournament

Eight matches were played in the Round of 16 and almost all of them were very exciting. The most surprising result was against five-time champions Brazil, who suffered a shock loss to Norway. Defending champions Argentina narrowly avoided exiting the tournament after trailing 0-2 against Egypt with a 3-2 win. All the three host teams of this tournament, USA, Mexico and Canada, were eliminated from the tournament in this round. Paraguay, Brazil, Portugal, Egypt and Colombia also ended their journey in the tournament.

Competition schedule

• France vs Morocco, July 10, 1:30pm
• Spain v Belgium, July 11, 12:30pm
• Norway vs England, July 12, 2:30am
• Argentina vs Switzerland, July 12, 6:30am

Tight competition in the quarter finals

The competition has now reached its most crucial stage. Lionel Messi’s Argentina will be looking for a second consecutive title, while Switzerland, who reached the quarter-finals after 72 years, will look to further enrich their history. France, Spain, England, Belgium, Norway and Morocco will also face each other to decide their place in the semi-finals. Fans will get to see thrilling matches once again.

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