Watch the 2026 World Cup: France vs. Senegal

The most highly anticipated matches of the 2026 World Cup have yet to disappoint, and there's a sense that we could be in for something special when France locks horns with Senegal on Tuesday.

While Les Bleus are among the favorites to win the tournament this summer, Group I will be tough to navigate. Senegal is a legitimate force, and perhaps Africa's finest, even if Aliou Cissé's team isn't eventually reinstated as Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) champions by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).

There's history between these two nations that transcends the stunning upset in 2002, with Senegal ruled by the French for more than 300 years before the West African nation gained independence in 1960.

The current Lions of Teranga will be desperate to repeat the previous generation's heroics from 24 years ago, but they have their work cut out against a superstar-studded French team whose list of available attackers could masquerade as the Harlem Globetrotters.

Here's how you can keep up with Tuesday's action at MetLife Stadium, the site of the World Cup final:

Those in the United States have plenty of options for what promises to be a thrilling matchup. Fox Sports and fuboTV will both be covering the game, and a Spanish-speaking broadcast will be offered by Telemundo.

Various TSN channels, as well as RDS, are showing the game in Canada, while in Mexico, audiences are limited to just ViX for this match.

This Group I duel gets underway in prime time for those watching from the United Kingdom, and it will be shown on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.