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The USA is out. That’s it, the 2022 World Cup is finished.

Just kidding. Though the USA lost, the game moves on to the quarter-finals this Saturday, with England playing France and whoever wins playing in the semi-finals against either Morocco or Portugal. England has been doing pretty well, having dominated Group B and only tying in one game, while France lost their first game in Group D only to win the last two games. This game is a big deal because it means the cup is soon over and we are closer to crowning a winner in the game of soccer. And like HBO’s hit show Game of Thrones, you might want to tune in to watch in real time or you’ll miss out. And luckily, there are lots of ways to stream this game, including on Peacock, so you won’t miss a single goal or flag. Read on to learn more.

When Does England Play France in the 2022 World Cup?

England will go head-to-head with France on Saturday, December 10 (today!) on FOX.

What Time is the France vs England Game in the 2022 FIFA World Cup?

The France vs England game will take place at 2:00 p.m. ET (11:00 a.m. PT).

How to Watch England vs France Quarter-Final Game Live Stream Online:

If you have cable, you can log into fox.com to watch the full England vs France game. You can also download the FOX Sports app and watch the game from your phone or tablet.

How To Watch France vs England On Peacock:

All 64 World Cup matches will be available to stream in Spanish on Peacock. Though some of the past games were free to watch, you’ll need a Peacock premium ($4.99 per month) or premium plus ($9.99 per month) account to stream today’s quarterfinal game, along with the rest of the matches within the world cup. You definitely won’t want to miss the semi-finals and the final game of the world cup, so sign up today for a subscription to peacock premium, which comes with a seven-day free trial.

How to Watch England vs France Live Online Without Cable:

If you have a Hulu + Live TV bundle, you can watch the England vs France game just by logging in to your Hulu account and going to FOX. If you only have Hulu, you can add live TV to your plan for only $69.99 per month.

You can also stream the World Cup through Sling TV’s blue package ($20 for your first month), YouTube TV ($54.99 for your first three months), FuboTV, or on Direct TV Stream.