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2026 WORLD CUP · US VIEWING GUIDE
How to watch the 2026 World Cup
Every match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup airs in the United States on FOX / FS1
(English) and Telemundo / Universo (Spanish), with Spanish coverage also
streaming on Peacock. Matches on the FOX broadcast network are free over the air
with a TV antenna. No single matches are exclusive to a paid app — if you can watch
FOX and Telemundo, you can watch the whole tournament.
Stream every match (no cable)
fuboTVFOX + FS1 + Telemundo in most plans — the sports-first option, free trialTry fubo
YouTube TVFOX, FS1, Telemundo and Universo in the base planTry YouTube TV
Hulu + Live TVFOX + FS1 + Telemundo, bundled with Disney+ and ESPN+Try Hulu Live
Sling TV (Blue)FOX + FS1 in major markets — usually the cheapest routeTry Sling
PeacockEvery match in Spanish (Telemundo coverage) — cheapest single-app optionTry Peacock
Watch free
- Antenna: matches on the FOX broadcast channel are free over the air in every US market — a $25 antenna covers the biggest games, including the final.
- Free trials: several live-TV services above offer trials — group-stage week is the time to use them.
Tickets
FIFA officialPrimary sales + FIFA's official resale platform — the only primary sourceFIFA tickets
StubHubResale marketplace — buyer protection, prices float with demandBrowse StubHub
Bonus: the Men's College World Series
Every MCWS game in Omaha airs on ESPN networks. Stream with any live-TV service
above that carries ESPN (fubo, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, Sling Orange, DirecTV Stream)
or the ESPN app with TV credentials. Follow it live on
our MCWS bracket tracker.
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