CORRIE fans are in for more disruptions this week as World Cup 2026 coverage takes centre stage on ITV1.

Here’s everything you need to know as the continues.

Eva Price and Ben Driscoll sit at a table while Eva tries to give a speech to bring their family together.There is more Corrie schedule disruption this week Credit: ITV

Which nights are Coronation Street cancelled this week?

There will be no on ITV1 on Monday, June 29, as the channel is showing the mouth-watering .

On Tuesday, June 30, is back on ITV1 for an hour-long special between 8.15pm and 9.15pm – slightly earlier than its usual .

Wednesday, July 1, sees the show start even earlier at 7.45pm, for a half-hour instalment.

ITV1 isn’t airing any football on Thursday, July 2, with on again from 7.45pm to 8.15pm.

And on Friday July 3, is airing at the later time of 8.15pm for half an hour.

It is the latest in a long run of disruptions caused by the broadcaster’s coverage.

  • Monday, June 29: No episode (Cancelled for Brazil vs. Japan)
  • Tuesday, June 30: 8:15pm – 9:15pm (Hour-long special)
  • Wednesday, July 1: 7:45pm – 8:15pm
  • Thursday, July 2: 7:45pm – 8:15pm
  • Friday, July 3: 8:15pm – 8:45pm

A source said: “It’s proving quite the headache behind the scenes.

“Soap fans have already had to get used to the new slots, which came in at the beginning of the year, so with more changes coming there’s a real fear they could lose more viewers.

“Airing the episodes on a Sunday just does not work and now with the new schedule it’s very unlikely they’ll be able to run before these big World Cup matches start.

“There are lots of discussions behind the scenes about what they can do.”

And soap enthusiasts have been venting on .

One posted: “Really wish ITV cared more about soap fans and their soaps than men kicking a ball around a field.”

Another vented: “It does my head in that things get moved for football. We are not all fans.”

While a third wrote: “At least we have [the soaps airing] almost every day not only three like the past week, I am so glad for this.”

When do the hour-long ‘specials’ air on ITV?

Back in December, ITV confirmed it was launching the channel’s ‘soap power hour’ scheduling pattern for its Emmerdale and Coronation Street staples.

The format features 30-minute episodes of both soaps every weekday, with at 8pm followed by Coronation Street at 8.30pm on .

But due to the summer of sport, this has not regularly been the case for months now.

To make up for this, the channel releases hour-long specials to make up for the missed episodes.

This week has one such episode of Corrie on Tuesday from 8.15pm.

How to watch episodes on YouTube and ITVX

Every episode of drops on and at 7am on the day it is due to air.

So you can watch the latest goings-on in Weatherfield first thing, rather than waiting for the shuffled evening slots.

On broadcast days, Corrie has been released in the morning on ITVX since October 2024, while YouTube followed suit in June 2025.