🔴 World Cup 2026 live: Mexico and South Korea win, Kylian Mbappe speaks out on Argentina rematch

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·11 June 2026

🔴 World Cup 2026 live: Mexico and South Korea win, Kylian Mbappe speaks out on Argentina rematch

⚽ FIFA World Cup 2026 LIVE STREAM: How to Watch Every Match Online

The FIFA World Cup 2026 is set to captivate football fans worldwide, with matches hosted across Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Whether you’re a die-hard supporter or a casual fan, watching the action live has never been easier.

Here’s your ultimate guide to all ways to stream FIFA World Cup 2026, including official broadcasters, streaming platforms, and mobile options.

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1. Official TV Broadcasts

United States

Fox Sports: Fox holds exclusive broadcast rights for English-language coverage in the U.S. You can watch matches live on Fox and FS1.
Telemundo Deportes: For Spanish-language coverage, Telemundo will broadcast all matches, with NBC Universo offering additional streaming options.

Canada

CTV, TSN, and RDS: CTV and TSN cover English-language broadcasts, while RDS serves French-speaking viewers.

Mexico

Televisa and TV Azteca: Matches are available on free-to-air channels, ensuring fans can watch without a cable subscription.

United Kingdom

BBC and ITV: Both BBC and ITV share broadcasting rights, offering free-to-air coverage in English.

2. Streaming Platforms

Official Network Apps

Most broadcasters offer official streaming apps for live coverage:

Fox Sports App (U.S.) – Requires subscription or cable login.
Telemundo Deportes App – Offers live streaming in Spanish.
TSN App (Canada) – Requires subscription.
BBC iPlayer & ITV Hub (UK) – Free with registration.

Global Streaming Services

FuboTV: Offers live streams of Fox Sports in the U.S., perfect for cord-cutters.
Sling TV: Provides Fox and FS1 streaming packages.
YouTube TV: Includes Fox Sports channels for U.S. viewers.
Hulu + Live TV: Another option for streaming live matches on supported devices.

Mobile Streaming

All official apps support smartphones and tablets, including iOS, Android, and Firestick devices. Fans can also mirror streams to smart TVs for a larger viewing experience.

3. Free-to-Air & Online Options

In select countries, FIFA World Cup matches are available free-to-air online, especially through national broadcasters’ websites. Always check the official broadcaster’s website in your country to avoid illegal streams, which can compromise device security.

4. International Streaming Rights

If you’re outside the U.S., Canada, Mexico, or the UK, FIFA’s official website provides a country-by-country list of streaming partners. Platforms may include: