USA vs. Australia  – Friday, June 19th

3:00 PM ET | 8:00 PM London |  4:00 AM  Tokyo (Sat) – Fox/Telemundo/Fox One

Both teams dominated their opening matches at the World Cup. They’ve only met twice head-to-head, with the US winning both. However, the Americans may have to play without star Christian Pulisic.

The Netherlands vs. Sweden – Saturday, June 20th

1:00 PM ET | 6:00 PM London |  2:00 AM  Tokyo (Sun) – Fox/Telemundo/Fox One

The Netherlands played one of the most thrilling opening matches of the tournament in a 2-2 draw against Japan, while Sweden exploded for five goals. Can Sweden get its first win over the Dutch since 2011?

Uruguay vs. Cape Verde – Sunday, June 21st

6:00 PM ET | 11:00 PM London |  7:00 AM  Tokyo (Mon) – FS1/Telemundo/Fox One

Two teams coming off draws to open the tournament. More is expected of Uruguay, but Cape Verde piqued interest by going toe-to-toe with a powerful Spain team.

Argentina vs. Austria–  Monday, June 22nd

1:00 PM ET | 6:00 PM London |  2:00 AM  Tokyo (Tues) – Fox/Telemundo/Fox One

The top two teams in Group J. Both made easy work of their openers, and it should be one of the top matches of the tournament.

Indiana Fever (9-6) @ Atlanta Dream (10-4)  – Saturday, June 20th

1:00 PM ET | 6:00 PM London  | 2:00 AM Tokyo (Sun) – ABC

These two have already met twice this season, splitting those games 1-1. Atlanta’s starting lineup, led by Angel Reese, dominated on Thursday night. Now, it’s Caitlin Clark and company’s turn to respond.

Golden State Valkyries (10-5) @ Las Vegas Aces (11-4) – Sunday, June 21st

4:00 PM ET | 9:00 PM London (Sun) | 5:00 AM Tokyo (Mon) – CBS/Paramount+

Two of the top teams in the West clash for the final time this regular season. Las Vegas won the first two, and Golden State is trying to avoid the sweep.

New York Liberty (11-4) @ Los Angeles Sparks (7-8) – Sunday, June 21st

8:00 PM ET | 1:00 AM London (Mon) |  9:00 AM Tokyo (Mon) – ESPN

The first of three coast-to-coast matchups for the Liberty and the Sparks this season. They seem to be heading in different directions, but the star power of Breanna Stewart and Kelsey Plum still creates a buzz.

St. Louis Cardinals (40-33)  @ Kansas City Royals (31-45)  –  Friday,  June 19th

7:15 PM ET | 12:15 AM London (Sat) | 8:15 AM Tokyo (Sat) – Apple TV+

An in-state battle that only happens a couple times a year. Bobby Witt Jr. led the Royals to a 14-6 win on Thursday. Now, St. Louis tries to even things up.

Cleveland Guardians (40-35) @ Houston Astros (35-41) –  Saturday, June 20th

7:15 PM ET | 12:15 AM London (Sun) | 8:15 AM Tokyo (Sun)– MLB.TV/Fox

Cleveland is currently tied for the lead in the AL Central, while Houston is buried in the AL West. Still, the Astros took 2 of 3 against the Guardians at the end of April and are looking to pick up where they left off.

New York Mets (34-41) @ Philadelphia Phillies (40-35) –  Saturday, June 20th

7:15 PM ET | 12:15 AM London (Sun) | 8:15 AM Tokyo (Sun)– MLB.TV/Fox

Juan Soto hit two home runs on Thursday to lead the Mets to a win in the first meeting between the NL East rivals in 2026. But the series continues all weekend, with two games on national TV.

New York Mets (34-41) @ Philadelphia Phillies (40-35)–  Sunday, June 21st

7:20 PM ET | 12:20 AM London (Mon) | 8:20 AM Tokyo (Mon) –NBC/ Peacock

The Mets-Phillies weekend series could be decided on Sunday Night Baseball, Former Met Zack Wheeler gets a chance to continue his dominance against his old squad.

Oklahoma (41-22) vs. No. 5 North Carolina (53-12-1) – Saturday, June 20th - Monday, June 22nd

Game 1: 8:00 PM ET (Sat) | 1:00 AM London (Sun) |  9:00 AM  Tokyo (Sun) –ESPN

Game 2: 2:30 PM ET (Sun) | 7:30 PM London (Sun) |  3:30 AM  Tokyo (Mon) – ESPN

Game 3 (if necessary) : 7:00 PM ET (Mon) | 12:00 AM London (Tues) |  8:00 AM  Tokyo (Tues) – ESPN

It all comes down to this. The Tar Heels and the Sooners are the last two teams standing for the national championship at the College World Series. The first to win twice is the champ.

Oscar Collazo vs. Neider Valdez  – Saturday, June 20th

8:00 PM ET | 1:00 AM London (Sun) |  9:00 AM  Tokyo (Sun) – DAZN

What was supposed to be a title bout now has different stakes. Valdez is replacing Joey Canoy and attempting to hand Collazo his first professional loss.

Netflix: Color Book

A widowed father attempts to navigate becoming a single parent and bond with his son by taking him to his first baseball game.

HBO Max: How to Make A Killing

Glen Powell plays a man who is out to reclaim his inheritance from a family who has disowned him, orchestrating murders to become the last heir standing.

HBO Max: Ultras: Passion and Death

A documentary series exploring the dark side and untold stories of avid European sports fanhood.

Apple TV: Sugar – Season 2

Colin Farrell stars as private detective John Sugar, investigating the disappearance of the granddaughter of a legendary Hollywood producer. Now, he’s deep in family secrets as he continues the search.

HBO Max: House of the Dragon – Season 3

HBO’s Game of Thrones spin-off following the history of the Targaryen family and its dragons returns after a long break. This season has rave reviews from critics, tying franchise approval records, and supposedly includes the Battle of the Gullet - considered one of the most significant battles in the GOT universe.

Paramount+: The Agency – Season 2

The spy thriller returns with Michael Fassbender dealing with the consequences of betrayal. Now, tensions are rising more than ever before.

Girls Like Girls

A coming-of-age story of a same-sex summer romance that follows the new girl in town as she navigates self-acceptance and falling in love. Based on the song and novel by Hayley Kiyoko.

The Death of Robin Hood

The legendary vigilante finds himself on the brink of death after an injury in battle. But a mysterious woman offers him a chance to survive and atone for his wrongdoings.

Toy Story 5

The fifth installment of Pixar’s most renowned movie series. This time, Woody, Buzz, and the gang are in a face-to-face competition with emerging technology for the kids’ attention.

The latest FIFA power rankings from the World Cup group stage show how quickly tournament narratives can shift. Established stars continue to drive attention, but performances from unexpected names have already changed the conversation. The rankings highlighted players who created impact through decisive moments, leadership, and consistency rather than reputation alone. One early pattern stands out: teams with tactical discipline and balanced contributions are outperforming those relying heavily on individual brilliance. As knockout rounds approach, momentum and squad depth may matter more than pre-tournament expectations.

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