England vs New Zealand LIVE streaming, TV channel, kick-off time & where to watch World Cup prep friendly 2026
The historic fixture will be played after 35 years!
The 2026 FIFA World Cup, football’s grandest spectacle, is set for its inaugural match in less than a week. One of the tournament favourites, England, will be taking on New Zealand at Raymond James Stadium in Florida.
England is set to play New Zealand after a gap of 35 years. The last fixture between both sides came in 1991. Both sides played two friendlies in the span of a week, with the Three Lions winning both matches.
Both nations are set to participate in the newest edition of the World Cup tournament, with England qualifying after finishing at the top of their qualifying group. They are placed in Group L of the World Cup, alongside Croatia, Ghana and Panama. It could prove to be a tough encounter for the Three Lions, who are led by manager Thomas Tuchel.
New Zealand secured their position after winning the OFC qualification tournament, becoming the Oceania nation to directly qualify for the tournament after its expansion to 48 teams. They will be competing in Group G with Belgium, Iran and Egypt for a spot in the knockout stages.
Also read: Preview: England vs New Zealand prediction, odds, where to watch, time | International Friendly
When and where will the England vs New Zealand match take place?
The game will start at 1:30 a.m. IST on 7 June at Raymond James Stadium in Florida, USA.
Where and how to live stream this International Friendly in India?
No officially confirmed live TV or streaming broadcaster in India for the game.
Where and how to watch the England vs New Zealand game live in the UK?
The game can be viewed live in the UK through ITVX.
Where and how to watch live in the USA?
The game can be viewed live in the USA through Amazon Prime Video or streamed via Fox Soccer Plus.
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Basil Elias Benoy is a sports journalist with a deep passion for football, cricket, and kabaddi. A devoted supporter of Manchester United and Royal Challengers Bengaluru, he combines his academic background in Economics with hands-on experience in sports media. His work ranges from professional sports content creation for digital platforms to on-ground reporting for Indian Super League club Kerala Blasters.