15/06/2026
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La celebración de la última Copa del Mundo, la del año 2022 en Qatar, tuvo lugar entre los meses de noviembre y diciembre, de modo que la espera ha sido en este caso un poco más breve.
Entre el jueves 11 de junio y el domingo 19 de julio se celebra el Mundial con importantes novedades . Por primera vez en la historia una Copa del Mundo se reparte entre tres países : México, Canadá y Estados Unidos.
Además, se trata del primer Mundial con 48 selecciones , lo que aumenta el número de partidos hasta 104 . Las eliminatorias no comienzan en los octavos de final, sino en los dieciseisavos, ya que superan la fase de grupos los dos primeros de cada uno de los doce grupos junto con los ocho mejores terceros.
Es decir, la probabilidad de que selecciones muy potentes caigan en la primera fase de la competición es muy baja, aunque el hecho de no hacer las deberes puede conllevar cruces de la muerte directamente en dieciseisavos.
Italia es la gran ausente una edición más, y ya van tres de manera consecutiva . Dos en el caso de Nigeria. Costa Rica, que había participado en los tres últimos Mundiales (en 2022 fue goleada por España en fase de grupos), tampoco se clasificó, al igual que otras selecciones como Dinamarca, Serbia, Polonia o Camerún, presentes igualmente en Qatar.
La ampliación del cupo de participantes a 48 permite ver varios debutantes en una fase final de una Copa del Mundo: Uzbekistán, Jordania, Cabo Verde y Curazao . El combinado africano, de hecho, quedó emparejado en el mismo grupo que la Selección .
Partidos del Mundial de hoy, lunes 15 de junio
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La agenda de la Copa del Mundo para este lunes 15 de junio prevé los siguientes partidos en horario peninsular español.
Horarios del Mundial el lunes 15 de junio
18.00 España - Cabo Verde
21.00 Bélgica - Egipto
0.00 Arabia Saudí - Uruguay
3.00 Irán - Nueva Zelanda
Dónde ver los partidos del Mundial de hoy, 15 de junio
La Copa del Mundo se televisa de manera íntegra en España a través de DAZN y de los canales DAZN Mundial incluidos en plataformas de pago como Movistar Plus+ u Orange TV.
Dónde ver los partidos de hoy, lunes 15 de junio
18.00 España - Cabo Verde (La 1 y DAZN Mundial)
21.00 Bélgica - Egipto (DAZN Mundial)
0.00 Arabia Saudí - Uruguay (DAZN Mundial)
3.00 Irán - Nueva Zelanda (DAZN Mundial)
Además, TVE, a través de La 1 , va a emitir en abierto todos los partidos de la Selección y el más destacado de cada jornada, hasta la final.
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ABC (España)IndependentCenter3 days agoThe article provides information about the matches being played today, Thursday, during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including schedules and where to watch them for free on television and online. It mentions that this World Cup is the first to be held across three countries—Mexico, Canada, and the United States—and includes 48 teams, leading to 104 matches. The article also notes that some traditionally strong teams like Italy, Nigeria, Costa Rica, Denmark, Serbia, Poland, and Cameroon have failed to qualify.
Bias read (Center): The article is purely informational, focusing on logistics, schedules, and participation details of the World Cup without any political commentary, bias, or framing that favors one side over another. It does not engage with political issues, ideologies, or controversial topics.
ABC (España)IndependentCenter6 days ago What matches are being played today, Monday, in the 2026 World Cup: schedules and where to watch for free on television and onlineThe article provides information about the schedule and broadcast details for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be held across three countries—Mexico, Canada, and the United States—for the first time in history. It notes that this will be the first World Cup with 48 participating teams, increasing the total number of matches to 104. The article also mentions that several traditionally strong teams such as Italy, Nigeria, Costa Rica, Denmark, Serbia, Poland, and Cameroon have failed to qualify for the tournament.
Bias read (Center): The article is purely informational and does not take a stance or show bias toward any political group, ideology, or nation. It focuses solely on logistical and factual details regarding the upcoming World Cup, including scheduling, broadcasting options, and team participation.
ABC (España)IndependentCenter7 days ago What matches are being played today, Sunday, in the 2026 World Cup: schedules and where to watch for free on television and follow onlineThe article provides information about the schedule and broadcast details for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be held across three countries—Mexico, Canada, and the United States—for the first time in history. It notes that this will be the first World Cup with 48 participating teams, increasing the total number of matches to 104. The article also mentions that several traditionally strong teams such as Italy, Nigeria, Costa Rica, Denmark, Serbia, Poland, and Cameroon have failed to qualify for the tournament.
Bias read (Center): The article is purely informational, focusing on logistical details of the World Cup, including schedules, broadcasting options, and team participation. There is no political commentary, framing, or bias evident in the content.
El PaísIndependent🔒Center8 days agoThe article reports on a football match between the United States and Paraguay, highlighting the US team's strong performance and a 3-0 victory. It mentions a goal scored by Paraguay against their own net early in the game and notes the presence of celebrities such as George Lucas, Hillary Duff, Paris Hilton, Halle Berry, Vince Vaughn, David Beckham, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar at the event.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a sports event with minimal political content. The tone is descriptive and neutral, focusing on the game's outcome, player performances, and celebrity attendance without any apparent ideological framing or bias.
ABC (España)IndependentCenter8 days ago The United States is eating ParaguayThe article describes a football match between the United States and Paraguay, highlighting the U.S. team's enthusiastic and aggressive playstyle. It details key moments in the game, including a goal by Bobadilla in the sixth minute and subsequent attacks by the U.S. team that overwhelmed Paraguay.
Bias read (Center): The article is purely descriptive of a sports event with no political commentary, framing, or bias. The language used is focused on the gameplay and does not favor any political perspective.
El PaísIndependent🔒Center8 days ago So we told you live the draw between Canada and Bosnia at the World Cup.El artículo informa sobre el empate entre Canadá y Bosnia Herzegovina en el primer partido del Mundial 2026. Menciona el resultado del primer partido de México contra Sudáfrica y anticipa el próximo partido de Estados Unidos contra Paraguay.
Bias read (Center): El artículo es informativo y no presenta lenguaje cargado ni sesgo político. Se limita a reportar resultados de partidos sin comentarios o análisis que indiquen una inclinación ideológica.
RTVE NoticiasState / PublicCenter10 days agoThe article discusses Mexico's match against South Africa, focusing on Mexico's efforts to overcome the 'curse of the fifth game' at their home stadium.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a sports event with no explicit political commentary or framing. The subject matter is apolitical, and there is no indication of bias in the reporting.
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