Broadcast Guides

In the United States, FOX Sports holds the main English-language rights package, while Telemundo holds the Spanish-language package. FS1, Tubi, Peacock, Universo, and the relevant broadcaster apps all play a role depending on language and access type.

Yes, the United Kingdom has one of the strongest free-to-air setups for the tournament. BBC and ITV share the rights, and fans can also use BBC iPlayer and ITVX for streaming coverage tied to those broadcasters.

Telemundo's Spanish-language package covers all 104 matches. Ninety-two matches are assigned to Telemundo itself, 12 to Universo, and every match is also available through Peacock and the Telemundo App.

FIFA+ may provide highlights, clips, and supplementary tournament content depending on territory, but live match rights remain controlled by the licensed broadcaster in each market. Fans should not assume FIFA+ will replace a local TV or streaming rights holder for full live coverage.

As of early 2026, FIFA's media-rights overview does not list an officially confirmed Pakistan broadcaster. Fans in Pakistan should monitor local broadcaster announcements and FIFA updates before the tournament, because the rights picture may still be finalized later.

FOX Sports leads the U.S. English-language package, but the full 104-match total is not presented the same way as Telemundo's all-match Spanish-language package. Fans should verify the exact FOX and FS1 split closer to kickoff if they want complete English-language coverage without gaps.