The anticipation is building as France prepares to face England in an exciting World Cup clash on 18 July 2026. Both teams have displayed commendable performances leading up to this encounter. France, despite their recent 0-2 loss to Spain, has showcased their attacking prowess throughout the tournament.
Meanwhile, England has demonstrated resilience, recovering from a narrow defeat to Argentina. Fans are eagerly awaiting this match to see which team will come out on top in Miami Stadium. The match promises to be a thrilling display of skill and strategy, making it a must-watch for football enthusiasts.
France – England: When and Where?
- City: Miami
- Stadium: Miami Stadium
- Date: 18 July 2026
- Hour: 22:00
The match between France and England will take place in Miami, a city known for its vibrant sports culture. Miami Stadium will host this exciting World Cup fixture, which is set to kick off at 22:00. Fans can look forward to an electrifying atmosphere as two footballing giants clash in this pivotal match.
France – England: On Which TV Channel?
- Channel: SuperSport
- Broadcast time: 22:00
For those in Nigeria eager to catch the action live, SuperSport will broadcast the France vs. England match at 22:00. SuperSport is a leading sports broadcaster in Africa, renowned for its comprehensive coverage of international football events. Be sure to check the SuperSport schedule closer to the match date for confirmation. For further verification of broadcast details, visit Live Soccer TV.
France – England: Live Score and Commentaries
Stay updated with live scores and commentaries of the France vs. England match through various online platforms. Real-time updates will provide fans with detailed action maps and in-depth commentaries, ensuring you won’t miss a moment of the game. This service is ideal for those unable to watch the match on TV, offering an engaging alternative to follow the match’s progress.
France – England: Predicted Lineups
As the match between France and England approaches, both teams are gearing up to field their best lineups. France will look to capitalise on their attacking talents, while England aims to leverage their strategic play. Here’s a closer look at the expected lineups and injury concerns for both sides.




| 1Brice Samba |
| 3Lucas Digne |
| 4Dayot Upamecano |
| 5Jules Kounde |
| 6Manu Kone |
| 7Ousmane Dembele |
| 8Aurelien Tchouameni |
| 9Marcus Thuram |
| 12Bradley Barcola |
| 13N’Golo Kante |
| 17William Saliba |
| 21Lucas Hernandez |
| 22Jean-Philippe Mateta |
| 23Robin Risser |
| 25Maghnes Akliouche |
| 1Jordan Pickford |
| 3Nico O’Reilly |
| 5John Stones |
| 8Elliot Anderson |
| 9Harry Kane |
| 10Jude Bellingham |
| 12Trevoh Chalobah |
| 14Jordan Henderson |
| 15Dan Burn |
| 18Anthony Gordon |
| 19Ollie Watkins |
| 20Noni Madueke |
| 23James Trafford |
| 24Reece James |
France Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
France is expected to line up with a formidable squad, despite a few injury setbacks. Key players like Kylian Mbappé will be crucial for their attacking strategy. However, injuries to Boubacar Kamara and Ferland Mendy might impact their defensive tactics.
- France predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Mike Maignan; Right back – Jules Kounde; Right centre back – Dayot Upamecano; Left centre back – Maxence Lacroix; Left back – Theo Hernandez; Right defensive midfielder – Manu Kone; Left defensive midfielder – Warren Zaire-Emery; Right wing – Ousmane Dembele; Attacking midfielder – Rayan Cherki; Left wing – Bradley Barcola; Centre forward – Kylian Mbappe
- France injuries: Boubacar Kamara, Hugo Ekitike, Ferland Mendy, William Saliba, Brice Samba
England Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
England will field a robust lineup with key players like Harry Kane leading the attack. Despite injuries to Edward Nketiah and Ben White, England’s depth allows them to maintain a strong defence and midfield.
- England predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Jordan Pickford; Right back – Reece James; Right centre back – John Stones; Left centre back – Trevoh Chalobah; Left back – Nico O’Reilly; Right defensive midfielder – Elliot Anderson; Left defensive midfielder – Kobbie Mainoo; Right wing – Noni Madueke; Attacking midfielder – Jude Bellingham; Left wing – Marcus Rashford; Centre forward – Harry Kane
- England injuries: Edward Nketiah, Ben White, Valentino Livramento, Jordan Henderson

Hugo Ekitike Achilles tendon injury Early January 2027 |
William Saliba Back injury Late November 2026 |
Khéphren Thuram Knee surgery Mid January 2027 |
Ferland Mendy Ligament injury Back in training |
Manu Kone Thigh injury Mid November 2026 |
Kingsley Coman Hamstring Injury Doubtful |
Benjamin Pavard Thigh injury Mid November 2026 |
Esteban Lepaul Ankle injury About 1-2 weeks |
Ousmane Dembele Thigh injury A few weeks |
Maxence Lacroix Hamstring Injury Early January 2027 |
Brice Samba Thigh injury Doubtful |
Loic Bade Head injury About a week |
Michael Olise Hamstring Injury Doubtful |

John Stones Thigh injury Mid November 2026 |
Reece James Knee injury Mid January 2027 |
Valentino Livramento Knock injury Late November 2026 |
Alex Scott Muscle injury Early November 2026 |
Curtis Jones Muscle injury Mid November 2026 |
Luke Shaw Knock injury Early November 2026 |
Trevoh Chalobah Muscle injury Mid November 2026 |
Marcus Rashford Hip injury Doubtful |
Bukayo Saka Muscle injury Mid December 2026 |
Jarrad Branthwaite Concussion Doubtful |
Ruben Loftus-Cheek Thigh injury Late November 2026 |
Fikayo Tomori Muscle injury Mid November 2026 |
Noni Madueke Ankle injury Doubtful |
The clash promises to be an intense battle of tactics and skill, with both teams eager to secure a victory.


