Egypt vs Iran Kickoff Time, Date, Venue, Lineups, Live Stream Channels
Seattle
Egypt vs Iran is Group G Match 63 at Seattle Stadium in Seattle, Washington. The FIFA World Cup 2026 fixture is scheduled for 26 June 2026, with kickoff at 20:00 PT / 23:00 ET / 03:00 UTC on 27 June / 04:00 BST on 27 June / 06:00 EEST on 27 June / 06:30 IRST on 27 June / 08:00 PKT on 27 June. FOX lists Egypt vs Iran at Seattle Stadium on 26 June 2026, with kickoff at 11:00 PM ET and 8:00 PM PT.
This hub covers kickoff time, date, venue, projected lineups, live stream channels, prediction, H2H, and key stats. Egypt drew 1-1 with Belgium and beat New Zealand 3-1, so Hossam Hassan’s side enter with control of Group G. Iran drew 2-2 with New Zealand and 0-0 with Belgium, so Amir Ghalenoei’s side need more attacking output. Official starting lineups remain yet to be confirmed.
Egypt vs Iran Match Date and Kickoff Time
Egypt vs Iran takes place on 26 June 2026. Seattle local kickoff is 20:00 PT, which is 23:00 ET, 03:00 UTC on 27 June, 04:00 BST, 06:00 EEST, 06:30 IRST, and 08:00 PKT.
The timing gives Group G a simultaneous late window with New Zealand vs Belgium. Egypt lead the group with four points, so Hossam Hassan can manage risk. Iran are unbeaten after two draws, yet Amir Ghalenoei needs more attacking output to avoid outside help.
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Date | 26 June 2026 |
| Local Kickoff | 20:00 PT in Seattle |
| Viewer Times | 20:00 PT / 23:00 ET / 03:00 UTC on 27 June / 04:00 BST on 27 June / 06:00 EEST on 27 June / 06:30 IRST on 27 June / 08:00 PKT on 27 June |
| Group | Group G – Match 63 |
| Status | Upcoming |
Venue: Seattle Stadium, Seattle
Seattle Stadium stages Egypt vs Iran in Seattle, Washington. FOX, Lumen Field, and Ticketmaster listings place the match in Seattle at 8:00 PM PT. The late start gives both teams a high-pressure Group G finish in the Pacific Northwest.
Belgium and New Zealand complete Group G, with their Vancouver match shaping the qualification picture beside Egypt vs Iran. The Seattle setting also matters for fan planning because Lumen Field sits in a busy downtown event zone. Supporters should confirm tickets, transit, gate timing, and stadium rules through official event channels before travelling.
Predicted Lineups
The Egypt vs Iran lineups remain projected until official team sheets arrive. Egypt are expected in a 4-3-3, with Attia, Fathi, Ashour, Salah, Trezeguet, and Marmoush shaping the main plan. Iran are projected in a 4-2-3-1, with Ezatolahi, Ghoddos, Jahanbakhsh, Ghayedi, Mohebi, and Taremi carrying the core threat.
| Team | Probable Shape | Projected XI |
|---|---|---|
| Egypt | 4-3-3 | M. El Shenawy; M. Hany; R. Rabia; M. Abdelmonem; A. Fattouh; M. Attia; H. Fathi; E. Ashour; M. Salah; M. Trezeguet; O. Marmoush |
| Iran | 4-2-3-1 | A. Beiranvand; S. Hardani; S. Khalilzadeh; H. Kanaanizadegan; M. Mohammadi; S. Ezatolahi; S. Ghoddos; A. Jahanbakhsh; M. Ghayedi; M. Mohebi; M. Taremi |
These lineups should be treated as matchday projections, not confirmed selections. Egypt need Salah and Marmoush connected to midfield. Iran need Taremi and Mohebi to turn compact defending into fast attacks.
Egypt vs Iran Live Stream Channels
The Egypt vs Iran live stream channels section focuses on official rights routes. US viewers should check FOX One, FOX Sports, and Peacock by language feed. Egypt and MENA viewers should check beIN Sports, TOD, and beIN CONNECT, while Iran viewers should check IRIB TV3 and domestic listings close to kickoff.
| Country | TV Channel | Streaming Route | Access Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | FOX / FS1 allocation yet to be confirmed | FOX One / FOX Sports app / Peacock | rights-holder access required |
| Egypt / MENA | beIN Sports | TOD / beIN CONNECT | rights-holder access required |
| Iran | IRIB TV3 / domestic allocation | IRIB digital listings where available | free-to-air |
| United Kingdom | BBC / ITV allocation yet to be confirmed | BBC iPlayer / ITVX where listed | free-to-air |
| Canada | CTV / TSN / RDS | TSN app / CTV / RDS platforms | rights-holder access required |
| India | match-specific channel allocation yet to be confirmed | ZEE5 where listed | rights-holder access required |
Viewers should recheck broadcaster schedules close to kickoff. Country rows reflect current public rights-holder information where available. If a row says match-specific allocation is yet to be confirmed, the exact channel remains pending until the broadcaster posts its schedule.
Egypt Preview
Egypt enter ranked No. 29 in the 11 June FIFA men’s ranking and carry a last-five form line of W-D-W-D-W. They drew 1-1 with Belgium and beat New Zealand 3-1, so this match gives them a chance to control the group. Egypt need clean rest defence because Iran can counter through Taremi and Mohebi.
Hossam Hassan can build the plan around El Shenawy, Attia, Fathi, Ashour, Salah, Trezeguet, and Marmoush. Egypt’s best route is stable midfield control followed by early passes into Salah’s channel. The main defensive task is preventing Iran from turning clearances into second-ball attacks.
Egypt Current Form and Key Players
Mohamed Salah is Egypt’s key route because his right-side timing, final-third decisions, and penalty-area finishing can punish any space behind Iran’s left side. Marmoush can stretch the centre-backs, while Fathi helps Egypt control loose balls. Egypt need controlled possession, Salah service, and strong rest defence because Iran can punish loose passes.
Iran Preview
Iran enter ranked No. 20 in the 11 June FIFA men’s ranking and carry a last-five form line of D-D-W-D-L. They drew 2-2 with New Zealand and 0-0 with Belgium, so their unbeaten record still needs a stronger attacking finish. Iran need a better opening hour because a third draw may leave them waiting on the other Group G result.
Amir Ghalenoei can build attacks through Ezatolahi, Ghoddos, Jahanbakhsh, Ghayedi, Mohebi, and Taremi. Iran’s best route is compact defending followed by quick releases into the front line. The main defensive task is keeping Salah away from central shooting lanes.
Iran Current Form and Key Players
Mehdi Taremi gives Iran their main link play, box movement, and pressure on centre-backs route if he starts through the middle. Mohebi can attack wide spaces, while Ghoddos can help Iran escape pressure. Iran need a compact block, quicker wide breaks, and cleaner final balls because Egypt can qualify with a controlled result.
Match Prediction
The Egypt vs Iran prediction is Egypt 2-1 Iran. The probability split is 56 percent Egypt, 26 percent draw, and 18 percent Iran. The confidence level is 56 percent because Egypt have the stronger Group G position, while Iran have the ranking edge.
FIFA’s 11 June ranking lists Egypt 29th and Iran 20th. Egypt have four Group G points after drawing Belgium and beating New Zealand. Iran are unbeaten after two draws, but they need more final-third output than the Belgium draw showed. Iran can challenge the pick if Taremi gets regular service and Egypt lose control around second balls. Egypt deserve the edge because Salah, Marmoush, and Fathi give them more routes to decisive moments.
Head to Head Record
Egypt and Iran have no verified men’s World Cup meeting before the 2026 fixture.
| Stat | Detail |
|---|---|
| Total Senior Meetings | 2 |
| Egypt Wins | 0 |
| Draws | 1 |
| Iran Wins | 1 |
| World Cup Meetings | 0 |
The Egypt vs Iran head to head record gives Iran one win and one draw across two verified senior meetings. Current form, ranking, finishing quality, and group pressure carry more weight than old friendlies. Egypt have the better group position, while Iran need a slower, lower-scoring match.
Key Stats Comparison
The stats snapshot gives Iran the ranking edge, while Egypt have the group-points and goals-scored edge. Live-event numbers such as cards, substitutions, final xG, and shots on target remain yet to be confirmed before kickoff. Egypt should control the prediction if they protect midfield balance.
| Stat | Egypt | Iran |
|---|---|---|
| FIFA Ranking | 29 | 20 |
| Opening Results | 1-1 vs Belgium, 3-1 vs New Zealand | 2-2 vs New Zealand, 0-0 vs Belgium |
| Recent Form | W-D-W-D-W | D-D-W-D-L |
| Goals per Match | 2.0 | 1.0 |
| Goals Conceded per Match | 1.0 | 1.0 |
| xG per Game | 1.4 | 1.0 |
| Clean Sheets | 0% | 50% |
Group G includes Belgium, Egypt, Iran, New Zealand. The World Cup 2026 standings will become clearer after Egypt vs Iran and New Zealand vs Belgium finish. Readers following the same group can also use the Egypt vs Iran lineups and the Egypt vs Iran prediction.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time does Egypt vs Iran kick off?
Egypt vs Iran kicks off at 20:00 PT / 23:00 ET / 03:00 UTC on 27 June / 04:00 BST on 27 June / 06:00 EEST on 27 June / 06:30 IRST on 27 June / 08:00 PKT on 27 June. Seattle local time is 20:00 PT on 26 June.
Where is Egypt vs Iran being played?
The match is being played at Seattle Stadium in Seattle. The venue is commonly known as Lumen Field.
Are the Egypt vs Iran lineups confirmed?
Official lineups are yet to be confirmed. The projected XIs use squad status, tactical roles, injuries, and current team-news research.
What TV channel has Egypt vs Iran?
US viewers should check FOX One and FOX Sports. Egypt and MENA viewers should check beIN Sports, while Iran viewers should check IRIB TV3 and domestic listings close to kickoff.
What is the Egypt vs Iran prediction?
The current FWCTimes prediction is Egypt 2-1 Iran. Egypt have the stronger Group G position, while Iran have the higher FIFA ranking and an unbeaten group record.
Egypt vs Iran gives Group G a final-round match with knockout pressure on both sides. Egypt can secure the group from a strong position, while Iran need a sharper attacking match after two draws. Official lineups and some country-specific channel allocations remain yet to be confirmed, so the hub should be checked again before kickoff.
