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Live FIFA World Cup TV & Broadcast Schedule

Never miss a kickoff. Browse verified legal streaming providers, television networks, and real-time broadcast schedules for all upcoming FIFA World Cup fixtures.

Official FIFA World Cup Streaming Passes

Digital Rights

Direct digital streaming platforms and authorized subscription packages with verified broadcast rights.

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BBC iPlayer
BBC iPlayer
Free (TV License Required) Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on BBC iPlayer
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beIN Sports Connect
beIN Sports Connect
$20 - $30 / month Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on beIN Sports Connect
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Free Trial
Fubo
Fubo
$79.99 - $109.99/mo Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on Fubo
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GolStadium
GolStadium
Free - €14.99/mo (or €19.99 tournament pass) Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on GolStadium
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Free Trial
Hulu + Live TV
Hulu + Live TV
$88.99 - $105.98/mo Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on Hulu + Live TV
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Free Trial
ITVX
ITVX
Free - £5.99/mo (or £59.99/yr) Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on ITVX
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Free Trial
MEGOGO
MEGOGO
129 - 449 UAH/mo (Bundles up to 549 UAH/mo) Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on MEGOGO
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Peacock
Peacock
$8.99 - $19.99 / mo (or $89.99 - $199.99 / yr) Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on Peacock
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RaiPlay
RaiPlay
Free (Funded via Canone RAI €70 - €90 / yr) Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on RaiPlay
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RTS Planeta
RTS Planeta
Free (in Serbia) / €4.99 / mo or €49.99 / yr (Diaspora) Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on RTS Planeta
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ServusTV On
ServusTV On
Free (Ad-supported) Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on ServusTV On
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Sling TV
Sling TV
$19.99 - $64.99/mo Exclusive Official Broadcaster
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Teleboy TV
Teleboy TV
CHF 11.90 - CHF 14.90/mo Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on Teleboy TV
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Free Trial
TSN Direct
TSN Direct
$19.99 CAD / month Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on TSN Direct
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Free Trial
ViX
ViX
Free - $10.99 USD / month Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on ViX
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Free Trial
YouTube TV
YouTube TV
$64.99 - $82.99/mo Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on YouTube TV
Works in United States
Free Trial
Zattoo
Zattoo
11.99 EUR / 15.99 CHF per month Exclusive Official Broadcaster
Watch on Zattoo

Live FIFA World Cup Match Schedule

Verified Fixtures

Match kickoff times with verified broadcast destinations and authorized tune-in links.

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All streaming services, TV networks, and regional broadcast restrictions for FIFA World Cup were last verified on October 11, 2026 by our editorial desk and updated continuously to reflect active international carriage agreements.

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About FIFA World Cup

The FIFA World Cup is the pinnacle of international soccer and the single most-watched sporting event on the planet. The 2026 edition is set to be the largest in history, co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. For the first time, the tournament will feature an expanded 48-team format, delivering an unprecedented 104 matches across 16 iconic host cities from June to July.

Top contenders

Argentina enters as the defending champion, looking to cement their legacy on North American soil. Traditional powerhouses like France, Brazil, England, and Spain remain heavy favorites to lift the trophy. The expanded format also opens the door for historic underdog runs, giving rising football nations from Africa and Asia a larger platform on the global stage. The host nations—USMNT, Canada, and Mexico—are also looking to make deep runs in front of passionate home crowds.

Global viewership

The World Cup transcends sports, historically pulling in over 5 billion cumulative viewers globally throughout the tournament. The 2026 tournament is expected to break all existing broadcast and streaming records, driven by prime-time viewing hours across the Americas and massive digital engagement in Europe, Asia, and Africa. It is the ultimate global spectacle.

Streaming options in the US

English-language rights are held exclusively by FOX Sports. Every match will be broadcast across FOX and FS1, making cord-cutting services like FuboTV, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, and Sling TV essential for live streaming. For Spanish-language coverage, Telemundo and Universo hold the broadcast rights, with every match available to stream live on Peacock Premium.

Streaming options in the UK

In the UK, the World Cup remains protected free-to-air content. Broadcast rights are traditionally shared equally between the BBC and ITV. Fans can stream matches live and on-demand entirely for free via BBC iPlayer and ITVX.

Streaming options in Canada & Mexico

In Canada, TSN and CTV hold the exclusive English rights, with streaming available via the TSN app and TSN+. French coverage is handled by RDS. In Mexico, TelevisaUnivision and TV Azteca provide comprehensive broadcast and streaming access for the massive domestic fanbase through ViX.

Streaming options in Europe

Coverage varies by nation, but public broadcasters generally share rights with premium networks. In Germany, ZDF and ARD handle free-to-air coverage, while MagentaTV streams all 104 matches. In France, TF1 and beIN Sports split the tournament. In Italy, RAI and Sky Italia provide the primary viewing portals.

International streaming options

Across the Middle East and North Africa, beIN Sports remains the undisputed home of the tournament. In Sub-Saharan Africa, SuperSport (via DStv) carries comprehensive live streams. South American fans can tune in via DIRECTV Sports, while Australian viewers can stream the entire event live and free on SBS On Demand.

Tournament schedule

The 2026 FIFA World Cup begins on June 11, 2026, with the opening match set for Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. The group stage features 12 groups of four teams, advancing into an expanded 32-team knockout bracket. The tournament culminates with the highly anticipated Final on July 19, 2026, at MetLife Stadium in New York/New Jersey.