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Everything to Know About World Cup 2026: Teams, Hosts, Where and Who to Watch
Key takeaways
- We've been hearing about the 2026 FIFA World Cup for months, and it's now upon us.
- That's why you'll find me watching every match from the comfort of my home (or maybe at a local park or bar for a watch party) when the tournament begins on June 11.
- Matches will run daily until July 19, and this year, you'll be able to watch them all on Fox and FS1.
We've been hearing about the 2026 FIFA World Cup for months, and it's now upon us.
There are more teams and host stadiums than ever this year, and tickets to World Cup matches have been a hot topic since they were first released, with many fans priced out, and transportation to the US and to the stadiums themselves becoming a barrier to attending for some. That's why you'll find me watching every match from the comfort of my home (or maybe at a local park or bar for a watch party) when the tournament begins on June 11.
Matches will run daily until July 19, and this year, you'll be able to watch them all on Fox and FS1. You can catch every single match in Spanish on Peacock, too.
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