2026 World Cup Broadcast Guide: Global Channels & Schedules
From CCTV to Fox Sports, BBC to BeIN Sports, we've compiled broadcast info for major regions so fans never miss a match.
The 2026 World Cup is almost here, and fans worldwide are seeking the best ways to watch. Co-hosted by the USA, Canada, and Mexico, match times are in North American time zones, meaning early morning or late night for Asian viewers.
In China, China Media Group (CMG) holds exclusive rights, broadcasting all 104 matches on CCTV-5, CCTV-5+, and the Yangshipin app. Migu Video and Douyin may also stream matches.
In the USA, Fox Sports and Telemundo provide English and Spanish coverage respectively. Fox Sports airs on Fox, FS1, FS2, and the Fox Sports App. Telemundo broadcasts on its network and Peacock.
In Canada, Bell Media's TSN and RDS handle English and French coverage. Fans can stream via TSN Direct and RDS Direct.
In the UK, BBC and ITV share rights, with coverage on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, ITV1, and ITVX. BBC Radio 5 Live offers audio commentary.
Other regions: BeIN Sports covers the Middle East and North Africa; SuperSport serves sub-Saharan Africa; Optus Sport in Australia; DAZN in Japan and parts of Europe.
Check local schedules for time zone differences. For more viewing guides, visit guide; FAQs at faq.
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