Egypt vs Australia World Cup 2026 Match Date and Broadcast Channels
Find out the Egypt vs Australia World Cup 2026 match date, broadcast channels, kick-off time, and how to watch the Round of 32 clash live.
Egypt vs Australia World Cup 2026 Match Date and Broadcast Channels
A highly anticipated Round of 32 clash
Football fans are eagerly waiting for the exciting Round of 32 clash between Egypt and Australia in the 2026 World Cup, a match that carries huge expectations as Egypt aims to continue its journey in the tournament and reach the Round of 16.
Egypt vs Australia Match Date and Kick-off Time
The match will take place on Friday, July 3, 2026, with kick-off scheduled at 9:00 PM Cairo time at the Dallas Stadium as part of the Round of 32 fixtures.
Kick-off times in Arab countries
- 9:00 PM Egypt
- 9:00 PM Saudi Arabia
- 7:00 PM Tunisia
- 10:00 PM UAE
Broadcast Channels
The match will be broadcast exclusively by beIN Sports, the official broadcaster of the World Cup 2026 in the Middle East and North Africa region.
How to watch Egypt vs Australia live
Fans can stream the match live through TOD app or beIN Connect service, both offering high-quality live coverage of the game.
Match expectations
Egypt enters the match with strong ambitions to secure qualification to the Round of 16, while Australia aims to deliver a surprise performance and continue its journey in the tournament.
When is Egypt vs Australia World Cup 2026 match?
It will be played on Friday, July 3, 2026 at 9:00 PM Cairo time.
Where is the match played?
The match will be held at Dallas Stadium.
Which channels broadcast the match?
beIN Sports holds exclusive broadcasting rights.
How can I watch the match live?
Through TOD app or beIN Connect streaming service.
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