Watching World Cup 2026 across Asia requires knowing your country’s official broadcaster, as rights vary significantly by territory. Most Asian nations have secured both free-to-air and premium streaming options, with major networks like Sony Sports (India), CCTV (China), and beIN Sports (Southeast Asia) holding primary rights. Matches will air live between midnight and early afternoon…
Uruguayan fans can watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup on free-to-air channels including Canal 10 (Saeta TV) and TNU (National Television of Uruguay), which hold primary broadcast rights. Paid streaming options include Antel TV and VTV Plus, with subscriptions ranging from approximately $8-15 USD monthly. International viewers can access Uruguayan broadcasts through VPN services, though…
Colombian viewers can watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup through Caracol TV and RCN TV, which hold official free-to-air broadcast rights, or stream matches via their digital platforms Caracol Play and RCN Nuestra Tele. Cable and satellite subscribers can access additional coverage through DirecTV Sports and ESPN Latin America. Most matches will feature Spanish-language commentary…
The 2026 FIFA World Cup South America broadcast landscape includes free-to-air coverage on major networks like Globo (Brazil), TyC Sports and TV Pública (Argentina), and Caracol/RCN (Colombia), plus paid streaming options through platforms such as Globoplay, Star+, and DGO. Most South American countries secured comprehensive broadcast rights packages that include Spanish and Portuguese commentary, with…
Spanish viewers can watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup through RTVE (free-to-air), Movistar Plus+, and DAZN, which hold the broadcasting rights for Spain. RTVE will broadcast select matches including all Spain national team games for free, while Movistar Plus+ and DAZN offer comprehensive coverage of all 104 matches through paid subscriptions. Streaming is available via…
Swedish football fans can watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup through TV4 and SVT, which hold primary broadcasting rights in Sweden, along with streaming platforms like TV4 Play and SVT Play. Most matches will air with Swedish commentary between 6:00 PM and 3:00 AM Central European Time due to the tournament being hosted across the…
England fans can watch all 2026 FIFA World Cup matches through BBC and ITV’s free-to-air coverage, with both broadcasters splitting the 104 matches between them. All games will be available live on BBC iPlayer and ITVX streaming platforms at no cost, requiring only a valid TV licence. England matches will be shared between both networks,…