France to face Spain in 2026 World Cup semifinal in Dallas

France and Spain will clash in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semifinals on Saturday, marking a high‑profile “final‑four” encounter in Dallas, Texas. The match is set for the 80,000‑seat AT&T Stadium, with kickoff scheduled for 20:00 CST and live coverage on major international networks. Both teams entered the knockout stage unbeaten, France after a 2‑1 victory over Brazil and Spain following a 3‑0 win against Argentina, setting up a showdown between two of Europe’s most successful football nations.

The French side will rely on the pace of Kylian Mbappé and the midfield control of Antoine Griezmann, while Spain’s attack is anchored by Pedri and the experience of Álvaro Morata. This semifinal marks the first World Cup meeting between the two nations since the 2010 group stage, adding historical weight to the contest. The winner advances to the final in New York City, where they will vie for the tournament’s first title since its expansion to a 48‑team format.