The summer Olympics are upon us, and six Washington Spirit players are in France preparing to represent their countries on the soccer field. To help YOU prepare, we’ve collected all the details about the group stage matches featuring your Washington Spirit. Warning: you might need two screens if you want to catch every one of their games.

All matches are available on NBCSports.com with a cable subscription and on Peacock. Select matches are also airing on USA Network and Universo.

United States

The United States Women’s National Team has the highest number of Washington Spirit players, with Casey Krueger and Trinity Rodman on the roster and Croix Bethune and Hal Hershfelt available as alternates. With this year’s new alternate rules, either could see game time if another player is injured for a match. The U.S are in a tough group, facing Germany, Australia, and Zambia.

For the USWNT, the Washington Spirit are hosting game watch parties at different bars in D.C., some coinciding with Summer Cup watch parties. We’ve gone ahead and included the locations in the chart.

Canada

After Canada teammate Sydney Collins was injured, the Spirit’s Gabby Carle will join Canada in Paris as a rostered player. Part of Group A, Canada will face New Zealand, France, and Colombia in the Olympics, potentially pitting Carle against new teammate Leicy Santos.

Colombia

Though she’s yet to join the Spirit, fans may want to get a preview of what Santos will be bringing to the team in August. Her team, Colombia, is also in Group A.

Knock-out rounds

The top two teams in each group, plus two third place teams, will advance to the knock-out rounds, meaning it’s pretty likely a Spirit or two will go further. Stay tuned for more details, if so!