The Atlas Lions produced one of the tournament's finest performances to defeat hosts Canada 3-0 and book a meeting with France, becoming the first Arab team to reach consecutive FIFA World Cup™ quarter-finals. They are joined in the last eight by Spain, Belgium, England, Norway, Argentina and Switzerland after a series of memorable Round of 16 encounters. 

The quarter-finals promise four compelling match-ups, from Morocco's biggest test yet against France to an all-European clash between Spain and Belgium. England continue their pursuit of a first FIFA World Cup™ title since 1966 against a confident Norway side, while defending champions Argentina meet an organised Switzerland team looking to reach the semi-finals. 

Football fans across the Middle East and North Africa can watch every quarter-final live on TOD by beIN. 

France vs Morocco[Text Wrapping Break]Thursday, 9 July – 11.00 PM (Mecca Time / UTC+3)  

Morocco's remarkable FIFA World Cup™ journey continues against former champions France, with the Atlas Lions aiming to create another piece of football history and secure their second consecutive semi-final appearance. 

Spain vs Belgium[Text Wrapping Break]Friday, 10 July – 10.00 PM (Mecca Time / UTC+3)  

Two of Europe's most technically gifted sides meet in a heavyweight contest as Spain and Belgium battle for a place in the last four. 

Norway vs England[Text Wrapping Break]Sunday, 12 July – 12:00 AM (Mecca Time / UTC+3)  

Erling Haaland's Norway face England in one of the tournament's most anticipated quarter-finals, with both nations sensing a genuine opportunity to challenge for the title. 

Argentina vs Switzerland[Text Wrapping Break]Sunday, 12 July – 4:00 AM (Mecca Time / UTC+3)  

Defending champions Argentina continue their title defence against a disciplined Switzerland side that eliminated Colombia on penalties to reach the quarter-finals.