World Cup 2026 Semi-Finals: How to Listen to England vs Argentina and France vs Spain Live on talkSPORT

 

The greatest football tournament on the planet has reached its thrilling business end. This historic, expanded 2026 World Cup across the USA, Canada, and Mexico has delivered non-stop drama, and now we are down to the final four.

England booked their place in the semi-finals after a grueling battle against Norway, overcoming a 1-0 deficit to win in extra-time thanks to a sensational double from Jude Bellingham. Next up for the Three Lions is a colossal clash against Lionel Messi and defending champions Argentina. The victor will earn a spot in the World Cup final to face either France or Spain.

talkSPORT has you covered with the ultimate World Cup coverage, featuring live commentary of every single game alongside live shows, podcasts, and exclusive YouTube content direct from North America.

### How to Listen to All 104 World Cup Games Live

talkSPORT is broadcasting live commentary of all 104 tournament matches over the next six weeks. Here is how you can tune in:
- Online: Stream live on the talkSPORT website.
- Radio: Listen via DAB digital radio, your smart speaker, or on 1089 or 1053 AM.
- App: Download the talkSPORT app for live commentaries on the go.
- Social Media: For the first time ever, key commentaries will also be streamed live on TikTok and YouTube.


### Star-Studded Lineup and Specials

Our coverage of every England match is led by Adrian Durham, joined by Three Lions legend Stuart Pearce and lead commentator Jim Proudfoot. Faye Carruthers is also embedded deep inside Thomas Tuchel's camp as our dedicated England correspondent.

Meanwhile, Jim White and Simon Jordan have been broadcasting live from the 50th floor of the World Trade Center in New York. The Drivetime team of Andy Goldstein and Darren Bent will take over the reins starting Sunday, July 5.

Don't miss our 'Sports Bar Specials' on YouTube and social media, where Jamie O'Hara and Jason Cundy will react live to the games.

Our incredible punditry team features former England international Kyle Walker (96 caps), Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler, Everton boss David Moyes, 1998 World Cup winner Emmanuel Petit, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Alan Pardew, ex-USA goalkeeper Brad Friedel, former referee Christina Unkel, and rapper AJ Tracey.

By Marry Sporttex