View the live stream and TV coverage details and live score for the 2026 FIFA World Cup Group round of 32 Match - Netherlands vs Morocco.
The Netherlands and Morocco meet in one of the standout FIFA World Cup Round of 32 ties on Monday, June 29, at Monterrey Stadium, with kick-off set for 7:00 p.m. local time, 03:00 CEST on Tuesday and 9:00 p.m. US Eastern. The Dutch topped Group F with seven points, while Morocco finished second in Group C behind Brazil on goal difference after an unbeaten group-stage run, setting up a high-quality knockout clash between two sides that reached the latter stages of the 2022 World Cup.
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| Australia | SBS and SBS on Demand. |
| Great Britain | Viewers in UK can watch the match live on: |
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| Canada | Canadian football fans follow the match live on: |
| Germany | In Germany live coverage will be provided by:
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| Portugal | In Portugal the game will be broadcast live on Sport TV channel 5. |
| Italy | In Italy, fans can access the live coverage on: |
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| Belgium | Football fans in Belgium can follow the match live on: |
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| Spain | DAZN and Movistar Plus+ – M+ Liga de Campeones will broadcast the match live in Spain. |
| Sweden | The Norwegian football fans can watch the match live on SVT 1, SVT Play and Discovery +. |
| Norway | The Norwegian football fans can watch the match live on TV 2 Direkte and TV 2 Play. |
| France | beIN Sports 1, beIN Sports Connect, My Canal, Molotov, M6, M6+ will provide live coverage for French football fans. |
| Worldwide | See FIFA World Cup Media Partners by Country |
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Netherlands: Ronald Koeman has promised an attacking approach and said the matchup may have come “too early” given the quality of both teams. Virgil van Dijk highlighted Morocco’s Achraf Hakimi, Brahim Díaz, Ismael Saibari and Ayyoub Bouaddi as major threats.
Morocco: Coach Nabil Ouahbi says Morocco need “different solutions” for the knockout stage after using tactical flexibility during an unbeaten group campaign. He rotated players in the final group match, including resting Ayyoub Bouaddi, to manage workload before facing the Dutch.
Netherlands: Verbruggen; Dumfries, Van Dijk, Van de Ven, Aké; Reijnders, De Jong, Xavi Simons; Frimpong, Brobbey, Gakpo.
Morocco: Bono; Hakimi, Aguerd, Saïss, Mazraoui; Amrabat, Bouaddi, Saibari; Brahim Díaz, En-Nesyri, Abde Ezzalzouli.