Qatar meet Switzerland in a Group B clash at the 2026 World Cup, and you can follow the action live with ESPN.

The 2026 World Cup kicked into high gear on Saturday, June 13, with a full slate of four matches taking place on both coasts and in two nations.

Switzerland's draw with Qatar after their attacking onslaught in their opening World Cup match was a wake-up call and a warning against complacency, but the ​team can still win their group, forward Ruben Vargas said on ‌Monday.

Qatar and Switzerland open the World Cup on Saturday with a match at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara. The teams have been drawn into a very open Group B, which also includes host Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

A horrendous first half in Nashville almost made it feel unfair to assign player ratings to the USMNT against Switzerland, trailing 4-0 after 45 minutes at Geodis Park.

Here's a closer look at the key players of the Group B teams (and which cards collectors should buy) of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

So much for Switzerland staying in the neutral zone. The Swiss might have been a step offside before the foul against Qatar keeper Mahmud Abunada that resulted in a penalty kick and a tiebreaking goal Saturday for Switzerland’s Breel Embolo during both teams’ World Cup opener.