In the U.S., World Cup matches are being broadcast on Fox and FS1 in English and on Telemundo and Universo in Spanish, so if you have a cable package or live TV streaming service with these channels included, you are already set. If you don't, there are other ways to watch, in some cases at little to no cost.
Alternatively, you can use a trusted VPN to watch free global coverage. BBC iPlayer and ITVX (UK) as well as SBS on Demand (Australia) are good options, though there are feeds from a number of other countries across Europe. FIFA apparently realizes that lots of folks will be catching games this way—ExpressVPN (which also happens to be a top VPN pick for 2026 by our sister site, CNET) is an official FIFA partner for the 2026 World Cup, and is running some related promotions.
Watch the World Cup on Fox One
Fox One is Fox's own streaming service, and you can catch every game here. There's a three-day free trial, after which you'll pay $20 per month. This is a reasonably priced option if you care only about watching the World Cup and Fox content.
YouTube TV: YouTube TV is a great option for sports fans, and there's currently a 10-day free trial promotion. After that, you'll pay $68 per month for a full channel lineup or $55 for the sports plan.
DirecTV Stream: $50 per month, five-day free trial
Watch the Spanish language broadcast on Peacock
Peacock is carrying every match on Telemundo with commentary in Spanish (audio and subtitles). The streaming service's Premium tier costs $11 per month. If you have an Instacart+ or Walmart+ subscription, you can get Peacock for free.
When are the 2026 World Cup matches?
Round of 32: June 28–July 3
Quarterfinals: July 9–11
Third-place match: July 18
The final match will be held at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
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