England Vs Panama: Where to watch England's next FIFA World Cup Match on Saturday
England play Panama in the FIFA World Cup this Saturday, 27 June, with coverage starting 8.45pm on ITV1 and ITVX.
Looking for where to watch England’s vital final group stage clash? Here is how you can catch every moment of the England vs. Panama World Cup match live on TV and streaming this weekend.
Kick-off Time: 10:00 PM BST (Saturday)
TV Channel: ITV1
Live Stream: ITVX
Coverage Starts: 8:45 PM BST
The Ultimate Group L Decider
England’s journey in the USA reaches a critical juncture this Saturday night as they face off against Panama at the New York/New Jersey Stadium.
Following a frustrating 0-0 draw against Ghana in their previous outing—where the Three Lions missed a golden opportunity to guarantee early qualification—the stakes are high. While England are fighting to secure the top spot in Group L and march confidently into the knockout rounds, Panama are playing for pride. After suffering narrow 1-0 defeats to both Ghana and Croatia, the Central American side is already mathematically eliminated from the tournament, making them a dangerous, unpredictable opponent with nothing left to lose.
History Repeating? The 2018 Rematch
This weekend’s fixture marks only the second time these two nations have met on a football pitch. Their first encounter, during the 2018 World Cup group stage in Russia, lives long in the memory of England fans.
On that unforgettable afternoon, the Three Lions dismantled Panama in a 6-1 masterclass. England breezed into a 5-0 lead by halftime, powered by braces from John Stones and Harry Kane, alongside a stunning strike from Jesse Lingard. Kane completed his hat-trick after the break, though Panama still managed to write their own piece of history when Felipe Baloy scored a late consolation goal—the nation’s first-ever goal at a World Cup finals.
TV Schedule & Expert Punditry
ITV has assembled a heavyweight lineup to guide viewers through a massive night of international football.
Mark Pougatch presents the live coverage, which kicks off at 8:45 PM on ITV1 and ITVX, running all the way through the night until 12:40 AM.
Where to watch the match outside of the UK
Fox Sports in the U.S., Zee5 in India and SBS in Australia. You can also follow ESPN's live updates.
The Broadcast Team:
Studio Analysis: Roy Keane, Ian Wright, and Gary Neville.
Pitchside Insights: Laura Woods, Emma Hayes, and Karen Carney.
Match Commentary: Sam Matterface and Lee Dixon.
Reporter: Gabriel Clarke.
Whether you are streaming live on your phone via ITVX or gathering around the big screen on ITV1, make sure you’re settled in by 8:45 PM to catch all the build-up ahead of the 10:00 PM kick-off.
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