2026 World Cup Broadcasters Explained: How to Watch Every Match

World Cup trophy in gold sat on a green football pitch.

World Cup trophy in gold sat on a green football pitch.

Summer is on the horizon, and so is the biggest competition in the world of sports, the 2026 World Cup!

This time, the global event will be held in Canada, Mexico, and the United States, with each of these countries holding games during the competition, up until the quarter-finals, when the United States takes over as the sole host for the remaining games.

Going into the tournament, Portugal, France, England, Spain, Argentina, and Brazil are among the favorites to lift the trophy. However, there are a few teams that might be able to surprise the tournament headliners, such as Norway, led by Erling Haaland, or Senegal, with Sadio Mané at the helm. 

With the 2026 World Cup being the biggest edition of the competition ever, with a record 48 teams competing, the tournament is bound to deliver big upsets and memorable moments. This makes it can’t-miss television, even if football isn’t your favorite sport. Here’s where you can watch the entire 2026 World Cup live, no matter where you are in the world.

Every Broadcaster Showing the World Cup

The World Cup is called the biggest event in sports for a reason. This historic competition attracts attention from all across the globe, with people from different countries, cultures, and religions all tuning in to watch the beautiful game being played on the biggest stage of all.

Broadcasting Rights (by region)

Afghanistan
ATN
Albania
TV Klan
Algeria
ENTV
Andorra
RTVEM6Mediapro/DAZN
Angola
Z Sports
Argentina
TelefeTV PúblicaTyC Sports
Australia
SBS
Austria
ORFServusTV
Azerbaijan
İTV
Bangladesh
Springbok
Belgium
VRTRTBF
Bolivia
Red UnoUnitelEntelTigo Sports
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Arena Sport
Brazil
Grupo GloboCazéTVSBT/N Sports
Brunei
TBA
Bulgaria
BNT
Cambodia
Hang Meas
Canada
Bell Media
Chile
Chilevisión
China
CCTV
Colombia
CaracolRCNWin Sports
Costa Rica
TeleticaTigo Sports
Croatia
HRT
Curaçao
Nos Pais
Cyprus
Sigma TV
Czechia
ČTTV Nova
Denmark
DRTV2
Dominican Republic
CDN 37Pio Deportes
Ecuador
Teleamazonas
El Salvador
TCSTigo Sports
Estonia
TV3 EstoniaERR
Ethiopia
Hagerie TV
Fiji
FBC
Finland
YleMTV3
France (Metropolitan)
M6beIN Sports
France (Ultramarine)
La 1èreAntenne Réunion (Réunion)
Germany
ARDZDFMagenta Sport
Greece
ERT
Guatemala
AlbavisiónTigo Sports
Haiti
TNH
Honduras
TelevicentroTigo Sports
Hong Kong
PCCW
Hungary
MTVA
Iceland
RÚV
India
TBA
Indonesia
TVRIRRIFolago Corp
Ireland
RTÉ
Israel
KANCharlton
Italy
RAIDAZN
Ivory Coast
RTINCI
Japan
NHKNippon TVFuji TVDAZN
Jamaica
TVJ
Kazakhstan
RTRK/Qazsport
Kenya
Azam TV
Kosovo
RTKTV ValaArena Sport
Kyrgyzstan
KTRKBeeline Ukmush TV
Laos
TBA
Latvia
TV3 Latvia
Liechtenstein
SRG SSR
Lithuania
TV3 Lithuania
Luxembourg
VRTRTBF
Macau
TDM
Malawi
Azam TV
Malaysia
RTMUnifi TV
Maldives
ICE Networks
Malta
PBS
Mauritius
MBC
Mexico
TelevisaUnivisionTV Azteca
Middle East and North Africa
beIN Sports
Mongolia
EduTVNational TelevisionSuld TVMNBmobihome VOO
Montenegro
RTCGArena Sport
Mozambique
Z Sports
Myanmar
TBA
Nepal
Himalaya Sports
Netherlands
NOS
New Zealand
TVNZ
Nicaragua
Grupo RatensaTigo Sports
North Macedonia
Arena Sport
Norway
NRKTV2
Pacific Islands (Oceania)
FBC
Pakistan
Tapmad
Panama
RPC/COSTVN MediaTigo Sports
Paraguay
TreceGEN TVTigo Sports
Peru
América Televisión
Philippines
Aleph Group
Poland
TVP
Portugal
Sport TVLiveModeTV
Romania
Antena
Russia
Match TV
Rwanda
Azam TV
Saint Lucia
Winners Sports TV
San Marino
RAIDAZN
Senegal
RTS
Serbia
RTSArena Sport
Singapore
Mediacorp
Slovakia
RTVSTV JOJ
Slovenia
RTV SLOArena Sport
South Africa
SABCSportyTV
South America
DSportsDisney+
South Korea
JTBCKBSNAVER Sports/CHZZK
Spain
RTVEMediapro/DAZN
Sub-Saharan Africa
New World TVSuperSport
Suriname
STVS
Sweden
SVTTV4
Switzerland
SRG SSR
Taiwan
ELTAEBCTTV
Tajikistan
Varzish TV
Tanzania
Azam TV
Thailand
TBA
Timor-Leste
ETO
Turkey
TRT
Turkmenistan
Quest Sports Media
Uganda
Azam TV
Ukraine
MEGOGO
United Kingdon
STV (Scotland)BBCITV
United States
Fox Sports (English)Telemundo (Spanish)
Uruguay
Canal 5Antel TV
Uzbekistan
Zo'r TV
Venezuela
Televen
Vietnam
VTV
Zambia
Azam TV
Zimbabwe
Azam TV

All 2026 World Cup Key Dates

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Who will lift the trophy in 2026

The 2026 World Cup starts on 11 June, with Mexico facing South Africa in the opening game, playing at home in the Mexico City Stadium.

Canada vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina on 12 June marks the start of the tournament on Canadian soil, with the game taking place in the Toronto Stadium.

The first match held in the United States territory is scheduled for the same day, at the Los Angeles Stadium, where the host nation will face a familiar foe in Paraguay.

The best part of the tournament, the knockout round, starts on 28 June and ends on 19 July, with the grand final happening at MetLife Stadium.

You can find all the information about the knockout stage matches below: 

Round of 32 Fixtures 

Sunday, 28 June 2026

  • Match 73 – Group A runners-up v Group B runners-up - Los Angeles Stadium

Monday, 29 June 2026

  • Match 74 – Group E winners v Group A/B/C/D/F third place - Boston Stadium
  • Match 75 – Group F winners v Group C runners-up - Estadio Monterrey
  • Match 76 – Group C winners v Group F runners-up - Houston Stadium

Tuesday, 30 June 2026

  • Match 77 – Group I winners v Group C/D/F/G/H third place - New York New Jersey Stadium.
  • Match 78 – Group E runners-up v Group I runners-up - Dallas Stadium
  • Match 79 – Group A winners v Group C/E/F/H/I third place - Mexico City Stadium

Wednesday, 1 July 2026

  • Match 80 – Group L winners v Group E/H/I/J/K third place - Atlanta Stadium
  • Match 81 – Group D winners v Group B/E/F/I/J third place - San Francisco Bay Area Stadium
  • Match 82 – Group G winners v Group A/E/H/I/J third place - Seattle Stadium

Thursday, 2 July 2026

  • Match 83 – Group K runners-up v Group L runners-up - Toronto Stadium
  • Match 84 – Group H winners v Group J runners-up - Los Angeles Stadium
  • Match 85 – Group B winners v Group E/F/G/I/J third place - BC Place, Vancouver

Friday, 3 July 2026

  • Match 86 – Group J winners v Group H runners-up - Miami Stadium
  • Match 87 – Group K winners v Group D/E/I/J/L third place - Kansas City Stadium
  • Match 88 – Group D runners-up v Group G runners-up - Dallas Stadium

Round of 16 Fixtures

Saturday, 4 July 2026

  • Match 89 – Winner match 74 v Winner match 77 - Philadelphia Stadium
  • Match 90 – Winner match 73 v Winner match 75 - Houston Stadium

Sunday, 5 July 2026

  • Match 91 – Winner match 76 v Winner match 78 - New York New Jersey Stadium
  • Match 92 – Winner match 79 v Winner match 80 - Mexico City Stadium

Monday, 6 July 2026

  • Match 93 – Winner match 83 v Winner match 84 - Dallas Stadium
  • Match 94 – Winner match 81 v Winner match 82 - Seattle Stadium

Tuesday, 7 July 2026

  • Match 95 – Winner match 86 v Winner match 88 - Atlanta Stadium
  • Match 96 – Winner match 85 v Winner match 87 - BC Place, Vancouver

Quarter-final Fixtures

Thursday, 9 July 2026

  • Match 97 – Winner match 89 v Winner match 90 - Boston Stadium

Friday, 10 July 2026

  • Match 98 – Winner match 93 v Winner match 94 - Los Angeles Stadium

Saturday, 11 July 2026

  • Match 99 – Winner match 91 v Winner match 92 - Miami Stadium
  • Match 100 – Winner match 95 v Winner match 96 - Kansas City Stadium

Semi-final Fixtures

Tuesday, 14 July 2026

  • Match 101 – Winner match 97 v Winner match 98 - Dallas Stadium

Wednesday, 15 July 2026

  • Match 102 – Winner match 99 v Winner match 100 - Atlanta Stadium

Third-Place Final 

Saturday, 18 July 2026

  • Match 103 – Runner-up match 101 v Runner-up match 102 - Miami Stadium

Grand Final

Sunday, 19 July 2026

  • Match 104 – Winner match 101 v Winner match 102 - MetLife Stadium.

How to Watch Your Nation’s World Cup Games from Anywhere in the World

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A VPN is one way to ensure you don't miss a match!

Those who can’t watch the tournament in their region, which can happen for a variety of reasons, can use a Private Internet Access to avoid missing out.

Private Internet Access allows you to change your virtual location in a quick and easy way, making it seem you are watching a game from a different country, while in reality, you are still in the comfort of your own home.

Watching the World Cup is non-negotiable, and if your broadcaster of choice doesn’t have you covered, well, Private Internet Access certainly does. 

With the simple click of a button, you can watch the 2026 World Cup from anywhere you want.

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