World Cup Matches Today: Every team playing on June 14, UK kick off times, and where to watch live

Here is every World Cup game happening on Sunday, June 14, as well as UK kick off times and where each match will be broadcast.

There are four World Cup games to look forward to today, following Scotland’s early morning match against Haiti.

Australia face Turkey early with a match at 5am UK time, which is 9pm in Vancouver, Canada. Following this game, football fans can catch Netherlands vs Japan in Dallas, Germany against Curacao in Houston and Ivory Coast taking on Ecuador in Philadelphia.

That’s in addition to Sweden playing Tunisia in Guadalupe, Mexico which has another early morning (or late night) kick off time, depending on how you look at it.

Here is every World Cup match happening today - including UK kick off times and where you can watch each live.

Who is playing in the World Cup today? All Sunday, June 14 matches

Not including Scotland vs Haiti which took place in the early hours of the morning, there are still five World Cup games happening today.

With so much entertainment in store for football fans, here is every match scheduled for Sunday, June 14:

  • Australia vs Turkey
  • Netherlands vs Japan
  • Germany vs Curacao
  • Ivory Coast vs Ecuador
  • Sweden vs Tunisia

When will each World Cup game will kick off today UK time?

If you stayed up to watch Scotland face Haiti then you aren’t likely to tune into today’s Australia vs Turkey game considering it starts at around 5am UK time, which is about 9pm local time.

With that being said, there is still plenty of football to be watched otherwise.

Sunday, June 14: World Cup Games on today - UK time:

  • Australia vs Turkey — Kick off at 5am on Sunday, June 14
  • Germany vs Curacao — Kick off at 6pm on Sunday, June 14
  • Netherlands vs Japan — Kick off at 9pm on Sunday, June 14
  • Ivory Coast vs Ecuador — Kick off at 12am on Monday, June 15
  • Sweden vs Tunisia — Kick off at 3am on Monday, June 15
    • PAST: Haiti vs Scotland (Kick off was at 2am on Sunday, June 14)

Where can I watch the World Cup today in the UK?

As there are quite a few different teams playing in the World Cup today, matches aren’t all on the same channels. Here’s where you can watch each of today’s games:

Australia vs Turkey — ITV/STV

If you fancy getting up early to watch Australia play Turkey, the full match will be live on ITV or ITVX for most of the UK, or on STV and STV Player for those living in Scotland from 5am.

Live commentary will be available to listen on BBC Radio 5 Live or BBC Radio Scotland.

Germany vs Curacao — ITV/STV

Once you’ve had a few hours to recover from the early morning matches, Germany will then go up against Curacao. This match will also be live on ITV and STV, as well as on ITVX and STV Player, from 6pm UK time.

To listen along, tune into BBC Radio 5 Live from 6pm or on BBC Sounds.

Netherlands vs Japan — ITV/STV

If you fancy watching football back to back, there is also the Netherlands vs Japan game on ITV and STV from 9pm. This will also be live on ITVX or STV Player.

BBC Radio 5 Live will provide commentary for the game beginning from 8.30pm.

Ivory Coast vs Ecuador — BBC

The only match of the day to be airing on BBC is Ivory Coast vs Ecuador. Kicking off at midnight UK time, if you live in Edinburgh it could be worth heading along to Buddy Mulligans which has transformed into an Ivory Coast pub for the duration of the World Cup.

This game will be live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 11.15pm, and on BBC Radio 5 Live from midnight as well.

Sweden vs Tunisia — ITV/STV

The final game taking place on Sunday - or technically early Monday morning - goes to ITV and STV. Live coverage of the Sweden vs Tunisia match will also be available on STV Player and ITVX, as well as on BBC Radio 5 Live from 2.55am.

Further information about each match can be found on the official FIFA website.

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