Each of Liverpool’s eight World Cup participants progressed to the knockout stages, so we have rounded up who they’re playing, when they’re playing and how to watch.
All eight of Liverpool’s players involved in the World Cup group stages progressed to the last 32 of the competition.
After Canada and ex-Red Liam Millar knocked South Africa out in the first knockout clash of the tournament on Sunday evening, three current Liverpool players are in action on Monday night.
Here is all the information on all eight of Liverpool’s players involved in the round of 32
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Brazil – Alisson
Brazil vs. Japan
Round of 32 • Houston StadiumJune 29 • 6pm
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Having topped Group C on goal difference above Morocco, Brazil face a tricky test in the last 32 against Japan.
Alisson will start between the posts, knowing that a win would see them through to face the Ivory Coast or Norway in the last 16.
Group C results:
• Brazil 1-1 Morocco
• Brazil 3-0 Haiti
• Brazil 3-0 Scotland
Germany – Florian Wirtz
Germany vs. Paraguay
Round of 32 • Boston StadiumJune 29 • 9.30pm
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Florian Wirtz had a poor game as Germany lost their final group match 2-1 against Ecuador. However, their top spot in the group had already been secured and little was riding on the game.
We expect Julian Nagelsmann’s side to be back at it as they face Paraguay in Boston.
Should Germany get through, they will face France or Sweden in the last 16.
German players celebrate after scoring during the World Cup Group E soccer match between Germany and Curacao in Houston, Sunday, June 14, 2026. Florian Wirtz (AP Photo/Eric Gay)
Group E results:
• Germany 7-1 Curacao
• Germany 2-1 Ivory Coast
• Ecuador 2-1 Germany
Netherlands – Virgil van Dijk, Ryan Gravenberch, Cody Gakpo
Netherlands vs. Morocco
Round of 32 • Monterrey StadiumJune 30 • 2am
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Liverpool’s Dutch contingent have among the toughest opponents of the round as they face 2022 semi-finalists Morocco.
Despite his partner having suffered a miscarriage, Cody Gakpo has put himself in contention to start alongside Virgil van Dijk and Ryan Gravenberch.
If they get past Morocco, Canada in Houston will be their last-16 opponents.
Group F results:
• Netherlands 2-2 Japan
• Netherlands 5-1 Sweden
• Netherlands 3-1 Tunisia
Virgil Van Dijk of Netherlands and team mates applaud the fans after the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group F match between Netherlands and Japan at Dallas Stadium (Credit: Craig Mercer/ Alamy Live News)
Sweden – Alexander Isak
France vs. Sweden
Round of 32 • New York/New Jersey StadiumJune 30 • 10pm
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Sweden finished third in their group with four points and, as a result, face possible overall winners France.
A win for Graham Potter’s side would be a serious surprise, but they do have the strike force to score on the break.
The winner of France vs. Sweden will face Germany or Paraguay in the last 16.
Group F results:
• Sweden 5-1 Tunisia
• Netherlands 5-1 Sweden
• Sweden 1-1 Japan
Spain – Victor Munoz
Spain vs. Austria
Round of 32 • LA StadiumJuly 2 • 8pm
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While Victor Munoz isn’t yet fit to play, we’ll be hoping Spain get through so he can play in the latter rounds.
The European Championship holders have been dealt a relatively good draw, with Luis de la Fuente’s team facing Austria who are ranked 22nd in the world, below Iran.
If Spain progress, they will face Portugal or Croatia in the next round.
Group H results:
• Spain 0-0 Cape Verde
• Spain 4-0 Saudi Arabia
• Spain 1-0 Uruguay
Victor Munoz of Spain during the friendly match between Spain and Egypt played at RCDE Stadium on March 31, 2026 in Barcelona, Spain. (Photo by Sergio Ruiz/PRESSINPHOTO)
Argentina – Alexis Mac Allister
Argentina vs. Cape Verde
Round of 32 • Miami StadiumJuly 3 • 11pm
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Finally, on the last night of last-32 fixtures, reigning champions Argentina will play against the group stage’s surprise package, Cape Verde.
Lionel Messi, Alexis Mac Allister and co. are overwhelming favourites to get through and, if they do, will play against Australia or Egypt in the last 16.
Group J results:
• Argentina 3-0 Algeria
• Argentina 2-0 Austria
• Argentina 3-1 Jordan