How to Catch Every Moment of the FIFA World Cup in English and Spanish

Soccer enthusiasts are in for a treat as the FIFA World Cup 2026 is set to begin, promising an exhilarating six weeks of matches. From June 11, every one of the tournament's 104 games will be broadcast across various platforms, ensuring fans won't miss a moment of the action.

For viewers in the United States, both English and Spanish language options will be readily available. FOX Sports will cover all 104 matches, with a record 70 games airing on traditional broadcast television. FS1 will feature 34 matches, and fans can stream every game on FOX One and the FOX Sports App. Additionally, Tubi, FOX's free streaming service, will simulcast the first two major matches in 4K resolution.

FOX Sports CEO Eric Shanks emphasized the scale of this event, stating, "The largest World Cup ever means this is going to be a television event unlike any other." With daily broadcasts of up to four matches during the group stage, nine teams of announcers, including John Strong and Stu Holden, will provide extensive coverage.

Meanwhile, Spanish-speaking fans can look forward to comprehensive coverage from Telemundo and Peacock, which will showcase all matches live, marking the most extensive World Cup broadcast by a U.S. network in any language. Joaquin Duro from Telemundo highlighted this achievement, stating, "We are offering the most comprehensive Spanish-language World Cup experience ever produced in the United States." Telemundo will feature nine commentary teams and more than 20 reporters to capture the excitement across the three host nations.

The tournament will kick off with Mexico facing South Africa at Estadio Azteca, and it promises to be a memorable event as the U.S. co-hosts alongside Canada and Mexico. Fans are gearing up for what could be a record-setting viewership as soccer continues to grow in popularity across the country.