World Cup Day 8 England vs. Argentina: game time, TV, how to watch

England vs. Argentina is an intriguing match up. The Falklands War of course casts a long shadow over this particular rivalry on the men’s side of game. The two have faced off a number of times, though not at all since 2005. It’s a less... fraught rivalry on the women’s side, to be sure, with England the heavy favorites in this World Cup. Still, Argentina are coming off of a hard fought and deserved draw against Japan a few days ago and if they play well there’s a chance they could surprise the Lionesses.

The early games are also intriguing, though Italy vs. Jamaica is probably the one to watch if you can only choose one. Italy had a huge (and surprising) win over Australia in their first game, and the Jamaicans can make Group C REALLY interesting with a win today.

How to Watch

England vs. Argentina (Group D)
3 p.m. ET, 8 p.m. UK, 9 p.m. Paris
Stade Océane (Le Havre)
TV: FOX (USA); Telemundo (USA - Spanish); BBC One
Streaming: Fox Sports Go (cable authentication), Telemundo Deportes En Vivo (Spanish), fuboTV (free trial) *

Other World Cup matches

Japan vs. Scotland (Group D)
9 a.m. ET, 2 p.m. UK, 3 p.m. Paris
Roazhon Park (Rennes)
TV: Fox Sports 1 (USA); Telemundo / NBC Universo (USA - Spanish); BBC One
Streaming: Fox Sports Go (cable authentication), Telemundo Deportes En Vivo / NBC Sports Live Extra (Spanish), fuboTV (free trial) *

Jamaica vs. Italy (Group C)
12 p.m. ET, 5 p.m. UK, 6 p.m. Paris
Stade Auguste-Delaune II (Reims)
TV: FOX (USA); Telemundo / NBC UNIVERSO (USA - Spanish); BBC Sport Live
Streaming: Fox Sports Go (cable authentication), Telemundo Deportes En Vivo / NBC Sports Live Extra (Spanish), fuboTV (free trial) *

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