The 2026 World Cup kicks off tonight and there is plenty of Spurs interest in the tournament with 10 of our players set to don their respective nations' jerseys at the world's biggest sporting event.

There will be 104 matches being played at this summer's tournament - the most ever at a World Cup - so, to help you keep track of how our players are getting on, who and when they are playing plus how you can watch the game (UK), here is all you need to know.

For our players, it all begins in the early hours of Sunday morning (14 June) with new boy Andy Robertson the first in action with him set to lead Scotland into their first World Cup match in 28 years

Group stage

Sunday 14 June

Andy Robertson - Scotland vs Haiti
Kick-off 2am
Watch on the BBC

Micky van de Ven – Netherlands vs Japan
kick-off 9pm
Watch on ITV

Monday 15 June

Lucas Bergvall – Sweden vs Tunisia
Kick-off 3am
Watch on ITV

Pedro Porro – Spain vs Cape Verde
Kick-off 5pm
Watch on ITV

Rodrigo Bentancur – Uruguay vs Saudi Arabia
Kick-off 11pm
Watch on ITV

Tuesday 16 June

Pape Matar Sarr – Senegal vs France
Kick-off 8pm
Watch on the BBC

Wednesday 17 June

Cristian Romero – Argentina vs Algeria
Kick-off 2am
Watch on ITV

Kevin Danso – Austria vs Jordan
Kick-off 5am
Watch on the BBC

Djed Spence vs Luka Vuskovic – England vs Croatia
Kick-off 9pm
Watch on ITV

Friday 19 June

Andy Robertson - Scotland vs Morocco
Kick-off 11pm
Watch on ITV

Saturday 20 June

Micky van de Ven vs Lucas Bergvall – Netherlands vs Sweden
Kick-off 6pm
Watch on the BBC

Sunday 21 June

Pedro Porro – Spain vs Saudi Arabia
Kick-off 5pm
Watch on the BBC

Rodrigo Bentancur – Uruguay vs Cape Verde
Kick-off 11pm
Watch on the BBC

Monday 22 June

Cristian Romero vs Kevin Danso – Argentina vs Austria
Kick-off 6pm
Watch on the BBC

Tuesday 23 June

Pape Matar Sarr – Senegal vs Norway
Kick-off 1am
Watch on ITV

Djed Spence – England vs Ghana
Kick-off 9pm
Watch on the BBC

Wednesday 24 June

Luka Vuskovic – Croatia vs Panama
Kick-off 12am
Watch on the BBC

Andy Robertson - Scotland vs Brazil
Kick-off 11pm
Watch on the BBC

Friday 26 June

Lucas Bergvall – Sweden vs Japan
Kick-off 12am
Watch on the BBC

Micky van de Ven – Netherlands vs Tunisia
Kick-off 12am
Watch on the BBC

Pape Matar Sarr – Senegal vs Iraq
Kick-off 8pm
Watch on ITV

Saturday 27 June

Rodrigo Bentancur vs Pedro Porro – Uruguay vs Spain
Kick-off 1am
Watch on ITV

Djed Spence – England vs Panama
Kick-off 10pm
Watch on ITV

Luka Vuskovic – Croatia vs Ghana
Kick-off 10pm
Watch on ITV

Sunday 28 June

Kevin Danso – Austria vs Algeria
Kick-off 3am
Watch on the BBC

Cristian Romero – Argentina vs Jordan
Kick-off 3am
Watch on the BBC

Details of any subsequent knockout fixtures involving our players will be added as fixture details are confirmed.