France vs Sweden: TV Channel, Kick-Off Time, and World Cup Round of 32 Details

France aims to extend their impressive group-stage run when they meet Sweden in the World Cup last-32 clash. The French team has looked formidable, winning all three group matches against Senegal, Iraq, and Norway, scoring at least three goals each game.

Kylian Mbappe, chasing the golden boot, has scored four goals so far and will look to add more against the Swedish side, who are seen as clear underdogs in this encounter. Graham Potter's Sweden advanced as one of the best third-placed teams but faces a tough task against Didier Deschamps’ squad. Deschamps recently returned to coaching after attending his mother's funeral.

Match Details

The match kicks off at 10pm BST (5pm ET) on Tuesday, June 30, held at the New York/New Jersey Stadium.

How to Watch

In the UK, fans can catch the game live on ITV1, with Scottish viewers able to watch on STV. Streaming options include ITV X and STV Player.

Next Opponent

The winner of this game will face the victor between Germany and Paraguay. That next match is scheduled for Saturday, July 4, in Philadelphia.

Team News and Lineups

William Saliba missed the previous match against Norway due to a back issue but is expected to start against Sweden. For Sweden, Isak Hien is doubtful, with Victor Lindelof likely moving from midfield into defense to cover.