As football fans we all have one thing in common, we have a team we cheer. Whether it’s favorites to win the WC Germany, Spain, and Brazil or the outsiders Belgium, Portugal, Argentina, and England with a lot of players, or outsiders like France, Croatia, and Uruguay to design kings Nigeria whose fashion statement will add to the atmosphere of Russia.
Even the fans whose countries are not in Russia are not left out as soccer fans like the ones in Italy will still like to follow the World cup even though they did not qualify.
Of course, the traditional means of watching matches of the World cup remains through television, especially cable TV. Unfourtnarly cable TV can’t be carried around, this is where mobile streaming comes in.
It is convenient and you can watch any live Russia WC match anywhere you are even in the toilet. provided you have a mobile device such as a computer, phone or tablet etc. Then internet connection.
Here is the top best streaming websites for world cup matches. Made a somewhat similar post on Reddit.
These streams are country-specific, if your country is not on the list, you can VPN to change the country, so that you can stream unrestricted,
In Australia
Optus Sport: Optus Sport has all 64 games live but the free to air broadcaster SBS has a deal with Optus where they get 25 games live as well and they’ll stream it up on their website.
In Belgium
some streams are
Sporza: Free
While in Germany
ARD: Free
ZDF: Free
In India
Sony Six: Free with Sony Liv App
In Ireland
RTE: Free
Netherlands
NOS: Free
Panama
RPC: Free
TVMax: Free
In Sweden
Games are usually split between:
SVT Play: Free
TV4/Cmore: 199kr/mo (24$/mo)
In the USA
we have a number of channels that you can watch the match on, some are all free, some require TV subscription.
FOX has broadcasting rights in the US. FOX, FS1, and FS2 are the designated channels in the broadcasting schedule.
FoxSportsGo: Requires TV subscription
Telemundo: Free
Sling Blue: $25/month
FuboTV: $20 for first month, $45/mo after
DirectTV Now: $35/month
YouTube TV: $40/mo
In the UK
BBC: Free
ITV: Free with a cable subscription.
This page will be constantly updated with new online sources for streams, if you have or know of other ones please leave the links as a comment.
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