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World Cup schedule, TV and streaming info: Uruguay-France, Brazil-Belgium

France's Kylian Mbappé became a global superstar for his big game against Argentina. What will he do against Paris Saint-Germain teammate Edinson Cavani and Uruguay?

France's Kylian Mbappé became a World Cup superstar with his big performance against Argentina.
France's Kylian Mbappé became a World Cup superstar with his big performance against Argentina.Read moreDavid Vincent/AP

Click here for our complete World Cup TV and radio schedule. It includes how to watch and listen via online streaming, and the announcers calling each game.

France vs. Uruguay

Time: 10 a.m.
City: Nizhny Novgorod

TV: Fox Sports 1 in English (streaming here), Telemundo in Spanish (streaming here)
Radio: TuneIn streaming and Sirius XM channel 83 in English, Fútbol de Primera in Spanish (WMBV-AM 1440 is the local outlet)

Players to watch

France: M Kylian Mbappé. After his breakout performance in the Round of 16 win over Argentina, the world waits to see what the 19-year-old phenom will do in an even bigger game.

Uruguay: F Edinson Cavani. Why not pick another Paris Saint-Germain star? El Matador was a beast in the Round of 16 win over Portugal, scoring two beautiful goals. Here's hoping the calf injury he's been fighting doesn't keep him out of the game.

Brazil vs. Belgium

Time: 2 p.m.
City: Kazan

TV: Fox Sports 1 in English, Telemundo in Spanish
Radio: TuneIn and Sirius XM 83 in English, Fútbol de Primera in Spanish

Players to watch

Brazil: F Neymar. Yes, he flops. Yes, he dives. Yes, he overdoes contact (though it doesn't help when an opponent deliberately steps on him, as Mexico's Miguel Layún did). But when he focuses on playing, he's as good as it gets — and he was brilliant against Mexico.

Belgium: D Jan Vertonghen. This game has the potential to be a high-scoring shootout, so why pick a centerback? Because someone might have to play defense at some point, and because the big man scored a goal in the comeback against Japan that you have to watch again.

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