Australian viewers can watch 2026 World Cup matches through SBS (free-to-air), Optus Sport (streaming subscription), and select Foxtel channels. SBS will broadcast all Socceroos matches plus key fixtures including the opening match, semi-finals, and final at no cost. Optus Sport holds exclusive rights to all 104 matches with subscription packages starting around $24.99 per month,…
The 2026 FIFA World Cup Asia: Regional Broadcast & Streaming Guide covers official broadcasters and streaming platforms across East Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, and West Asia, with rights varying significantly by country. Major platforms include beIN Sports in the Middle East, Sony Sports Network in India, CCTV in China, and various national broadcasters across…
Ecuadorian fans can watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup through multiple official broadcasters including DirecTV Sports, ECDF (Ecuadorian public broadcaster), and CNT Sports, with matches available on cable, satellite, and streaming platforms. Most games will air live with Spanish commentary, and several free-to-air options exist for viewers without cable subscriptions. Streaming services require internet speeds…