Swedish football fans can watch World Cup 2026 matches through TV4 and its streaming platform TV4 Play, which holds exclusive broadcasting rights in Sweden. All 104 matches will be available through both free-to-air television and digital streaming, with select matches requiring a TV4 Play Premium subscription. Matches will air during afternoon and evening hours in…
Dutch viewers can watch FIFA World Cup 2026 matches through NOS (free on NPO 1), RTL 7, and streaming platforms like NPO Start and Videoland. NOS provides free coverage of all Netherlands matches plus select knockout games, while RTL 7 offers additional match coverage. Streaming options range from free (NPO Start) to paid subscriptions (Videoland,…
Czech viewers can stream FIFA World Cup 2026 matches through Česká televize (ČT Sport), O2 TV Sport, and international streaming platforms with proper licensing. Most matches will be available via free-to-air broadcast on ČT Sport with simultaneous online streaming through the ČT Sport app and website. Paid streaming services like O2 TV Sport and DAZN…
Last updated: June 8, 2026 Quick Answer Austrian viewers can watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup primarily through ORF (Österreichischer Rundfunk), which holds the official free-to-air broadcasting rights for all matches. ServusTV also shares coverage rights for select games. Both channels offer live streaming through their respective online platforms at no additional cost, making the…