The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the first truly global soccer event hosted primarily across North America. Fans everywhere want to know which broadcasters and streaming services will deliver every match live.
Below you will find a clear overview of confirmed rights holders, platform details, and what to expect from the official streaming landscape once the host nations and official partners finalize their commercial rollouts.
| Region | Broadcaster | Streaming Platform | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Fox Sports | Fox Sports App, Tubi (ad-supported) | English linear coverage and digital out-of-home rights |
| Canada | Bell Media | CTV, TSN, BNN Bloomberg, Sportsnet, CBC (partial) | Multiple linear channels, TSN Direct and CTV app streams |
| Latin America | TelevisaUnivision (via partners) | Vix, Sky México, Star+ | Spanish-language coverage across multiple countries |
| Europe | Sky Sports (UK), ARD/ZDF (Germany) | Sky Go, NOW, ZDFmediathek | Terrestrial TV remains primary in some markets |
| MENA & Africa |
FAQ
Reader questions
Which streaming services will broadcast the 2026 World Cup in the United States?
English-language coverage will stream via the Fox Sports App and Tubi, while Spanish-language fans can watch through Telemundo and Universo, with apps available on most connected TV devices.
Can I watch the 2026 World Cup in Canada without cable?
Yes, Bell Media offers streaming through CTV and TSN Direct; you can authenticate with your TV provider credentials or subscribe directly to TSN Direct for live games.
What platforms will carry the World Cup in Latin America?
Expect coverage on Vix, Sky México, and Star+, with mobile-first apps and localized commentary options tailored to different countries.
Will the World Cup be available in 4K and on mobile devices?
Most official partners plan to support 4K where technically and rights feasible, and all major apps will optimize mobile streaming with data-saving modes and offline downloads.