World Cup 2026 will clock in at 104 games in June and July, a true colossus of an international tournament. Watching it from start to finish will be a challenge to say the least.
Getting organised is the only way to break down the World Cup 2026 task. 13 different kick-off times across an entire continent makes for a tangle of time slots and the best way to keep track of what to watch and what not to watch is to whack the World Cup fixtures in a calendar.
