FOX Sports 1 TV Guide — Today's TV Listings & Schedule

Browse the full FOX Sports 1 TV guide for today. 16 programmes listed , including 4 tonight. US listings updated daily — scroll down to tonight's highlights or use the day tabs above to browse the weekly schedule.

Early Morning

00:00 30m

FIFA World Cup Postgame

Sports

Analysts recap the recent World Cup match, breaking down highlights of all the key moments and interviews with the players and managers to hear their thoughts.

00:30 1h

First Things First

Sports

Media personalities offer their views and opinions on the day's most intriguing storylines across the world of sports, debating the latest issues and news.

01:30 30m

The Clay Travis Show

Sports

Clay Travis provides his perspective on a variety of topics, from sports to politics and entertainment, breaking down the latest stories making headlines.

02:00 2h

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Mexico at Czechia from Mexico City Stadium Sports

Mexico at Czechia from Mexico City Stadium

Mexico won its first two matches following a 1-0 victory over Korea Republic en route to winning Group A; Czechia comes off a 1-1 draw to South Africa.

04:00 2h

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Brazil at Scotland from Miami Stadium Sports

Brazil at Scotland from Miami Stadium

Brazil is in prime position to win Group C after a 3-0 win over Haiti behind two goals from Matheus Cunha; Scotland comes off a 1-0 loss to Morocco.

Morning

06:00 2h

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Canada at Switzerland from BC Place Vancouver Sports

Canada at Switzerland from BC Place Vancouver

Canada used two red cards for Qatar to its advantage in a 6-0 win behind a hat trick from Jonathan David; Switzerland beat Bosnia-Herzegovina, 4-1.

08:00 1h

FIFA World Cup on FOX After Hours with James Corden

Sports

Comic James Corden hosts a light-hearted nightly look at the FIFA World Cup with three-time World Cup player for England Rio Ferdinand and comic Ian Carmel.

09:00 2h

Wake Up Barstool

Sports ▶ Now

Dave Portnoy and the Barstool crew offer up their unfiltered takes on some of the biggest sports stories making headlines across the country.

11:00 2h

First Things First

Sports

Media personalities offer their views and opinions on the day's most intriguing storylines across the world of sports, debating the latest issues and news.

Daytime

13:00 3h

The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Sports

The biggest sports news of the day is broken down with various unique segments, while conducting interviews with players, coaches and celebrities.

16:00 1h

FIFA World Cup Live

Sports

Analysts preview World Cup matches, examining the key players, evaluating tactics that each side might implement and updating news from around the tournament.

17:00 2h

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Cote d'Ivoire at Curaçao from Philadelphia Stadium Sports

Cote d'Ivoire at Curaçao from Philadelphia Stadium

Ivory Coast can advance with a win or a draw; Curacao played Ecuador to a 0-0 draw to record its first-ever World Cup point behind 15 saves from Eloy Room.

Tonight's Highlights

19:00 1h

FIFA World Cup Live

Sports

Analysts preview World Cup matches, examining the key players, evaluating tactics that each side might implement and updating news from around the tournament.

20:00 2h

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Netherlands at Tunisia from Kansas City Stadium Sports

Netherlands at Tunisia from Kansas City Stadium

Brian Brobbey and Cody Gakpo recorded braces for the Netherlands in its 5-1 win over Sweden; Tunisia dropped its first two matches to Sweden and Japan.

22:00 1h

FIFA World Cup Today

Sports

Analysts cover the day's action in the FIFA World Cup, including previews of upcoming matches, highlights from recently completed matches.

23:00 2h

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Australia at Paraguay from San Francisco Bay Area Stadium Sports

Australia at Paraguay from San Francisco Bay Area Stadium

Australia looks to rebound after a 2-0 loss to the United States; Paraguay got a goal from Matias Galarza in the second minute and held on to beat Turkey, 1-0.

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