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

Browse the full FOX Sports 1 TV guide for today. 17 programmes listed , including 5 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 2h

2026 FIFA World Cup

Round of 16: Belgium at United States from Seattle Stadium Sports

Round of 16: Belgium at United States from Seattle Stadium

The premier international tournament features 48 teams competing, as Argentina looks to become the first back-to-back champion since Brazil in 1958 and 1962.

02:00 2h

2026 FIFA World Cup

Round of 16: Egypt at Argentina from Atlanta Stadium Sports

Round of 16: Egypt at Argentina from Atlanta Stadium

Egypt netted all four penalties to defeat Australia; Argentina battled Cape Verde to a 3-2 win as Lionel Messi scored his seventh goal of the tournament.

04:00 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.

05:00 2h

2026 FIFA World Cup

Round of 16: Switzerland at Colombia from BC Place Vancouver Sports

Round of 16: Switzerland at Colombia from BC Place Vancouver

Breel Embolo and Dan Ndoye scored for Switzerland in its 2-0 win over Algeria; Colombia defeated Ghana, 1-0, in the Round of 32 behind a goal from Jhon Arias.

Morning

07:00 30m

Fox Sports FIFA World Cup Rank

Top 100 Players (10-1) Sports

Top 100 Players (10-1)

Alexi Lalas, Stu Holden and Maurice Edu count down the top 100 players in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, showcasing highlights and discussing their rank.

07:30 30m

TMZ Sports

Entertainment

Covering gossip, scandal and the everyday lives of athletes, the crew comically highlights exclusive footage of the superstars spotted around town.

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

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

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.

17:00 1h

The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Sports ▶ Now

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

Tonight's Highlights

18:00 1h

First Things First: OT

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.

19:00 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.

19:30 2h

2026 FIFA World Cup

Teams TBA Sports

Teams TBA

The premier international tournament features 48 teams competing, as Argentina looks to become the first back-to-back champion since Brazil in 1958 and 1962.

21:30 2h

2026 FIFA World Cup

Teams TBA Sports

Teams TBA

The premier international tournament features 48 teams competing, as Argentina looks to become the first back-to-back champion since Brazil in 1958 and 1962.

23:30 2h

2026 FIFA World Cup

Teams TBA Sports

Teams TBA

The premier international tournament features 48 teams competing, as Argentina looks to become the first back-to-back champion since Brazil in 1958 and 1962.

Early Morning

Morning

Daytime

Tonight's Highlights

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