How to Watch World Cup 2026 in the USA: Fox Sports, Telemundo and Every Streaming Option

FOX Sports and Telemundo cover all 104 World Cup 2026 matches in the USA. 70 matches free on FOX. Stream in 4K on FOX One. Full guide to every English and Spanish streaming option.

By Of The Pitch, Editorial TeamMay 29, 2026Updated June 22, 2026
How to Watch World Cup 2026 in the USA: Fox Sports, Telemundo and Every Streaming Option

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FOX Sports and Telemundo cover all 104 World Cup 2026 matches in the USA. 70 matches free on FOX. Stream in 4K on FOX One. Full guide to every English and Spanish streaming option.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is World Cup 2026 free on FOX in the USA?

70 of 104 World Cup 2026 matches are free on the FOX broadcast network. The remaining 34 are exclusive to FS1. A TV antenna picks up FOX free of charge.

Can I watch World Cup 2026 in 4K in the USA?

Yes. FOX Sports streams select World Cup 2026 matches in 4K HDR via the FOX One app. FS1 4K coverage is available for some matches on compatible streaming devices.

What channel is World Cup 2026 on in the USA?

English language: FOX (broadcast) and FS1 (cable). Spanish language: Telemundo (broadcast) and UNIVERSO (cable). FOX and Telemundo are both available free over the air.

Is World Cup 2026 on ESPN or ABC in the USA?

No. ESPN and ABC do not hold World Cup 2026 broadcasting rights in the USA. FOX Sports and Telemundo are the exclusive rights holders for this tournament.

Can I stream World Cup 2026 on Fubo or Sling in the USA?

Yes. FuboTV includes FOX and FS1 in its packages. Sling includes FOX with its Blue plan. Both require a subscription but include all World Cup 2026 matches on FOX and FS1.

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