Uruguayan fans can stream the 2026 World Cup through official broadcasters Teledoce and VTV, along with streaming platforms like Antel TV and DirecTV GO. Most matches will be available through both free-to-air channels and paid streaming services, with mobile apps supporting on-the-go viewing. Expect costs ranging from free (public broadcasters) to approximately 800-1,500 Uruguayan pesos…
Scottish football fans can watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup through BBC and ITV, which hold UK broadcasting rights and offer free-to-air coverage across all matches. Both broadcasters provide live streaming through BBC iPlayer and ITVX at no cost, accessible on smart TVs, computers, tablets, and mobile devices. Matches will be broadcast in British Summer…
Fans in Germany can watch every 2026 World Cup match through a combination of public broadcasters ARD and ZDF (free-to-air), subscription streaming services like MagentaTV and DAZN, and cable/satellite providers that carry these channels. Most group stage and knockout matches will be split between ARD and ZDF, with premium platforms offering additional coverage options. Budget-conscious…