FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-finals: Test your knowledge with our quiz
Short overview
Ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-finals, a new quiz challenges fans on memorable semi-final matches from past tournaments. The semi-finals begin July 14 with France vs Spain, followed by England vs Argentina on July 15.
With the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-finals set to begin, FIFA has released a quiz testing fans' knowledge of classic semi-final encounters from previous tournaments. The quiz features ten questions drawn from memorable matches in the history of the World Cup's final four stage.
Semi-final schedule
The first semi-final will take place on July 14 in Dallas, Texas, where France will face Spain. The following day, July 15, England and Argentina will meet in Atlanta, Georgia, for the second semi-final. Both matches will determine which two nations advance to the World Cup final.
Quiz details
The quiz, published by FIFA, covers iconic semi-final match-ups from past World Cups. Fans are invited to test their recall of historic moments and see if they can achieve a perfect score. The quiz is available on FIFA's official platforms.
Ticket information
FIFA also reminded fans that tickets for the World Cup 2026 matches are available for purchase. Supporters can explore various ticket options through FIFA's official channels to attend the semi-finals and other tournament games.
FIFA's announcement included a note about data privacy, stating that the organization and its partners may store and access personal data such as browsing data or unique identifiers on users' devices. Users are given the option to accept or reject tracking technologies, with choices affecting the relevance of content and advertisements they see. The privacy policy provides further details on data processing purposes, including personalized advertising, audience research, and service development.
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