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Frequently Asked Questions About World Cup 2026
When is the World Cup 2026?
The FIFA World Cup 2026 will be held from June 11 to July 19, 2026, across the United States, Mexico, and Canada. This will be the first World Cup hosted by three countries.
How many teams will participate in World Cup 2026?
For the first time in FIFA history, 48 teams will compete in the World Cup 2026, expanded from 32 teams in previous editions. This means 104 total matches.
Can I watch World Cup 2026 for free?
Yes! CazéTV will stream all 104 matches for FREE on YouTube (available in Brazil). Germany (ARD/ZDF), UK (BBC/ITV), Australia (SBS), and many other countries also offer free broadcasts. Use a VPN to access these free streams from anywhere in the world.
What channels are showing World Cup 2026 in the USA?
In the USA, FOX Sports and Telemundo have broadcasting rights for World Cup 2026. FOX will show matches in English, while Telemundo broadcasts in Spanish. Cable or streaming subscription required.
How can I watch World Cup 2026 without cable?
You can watch without cable using streaming services like fuboTV, Peacock, or by using a VPN to access free streams from countries like Brazil (CazéTV on YouTube), UK (BBC iPlayer), or Germany (ARD/ZDF). VPN services start from just $2.99/month.