FIFA World Cup 2022: How to watch tournament in US online?

FIFA World Cup 2022, which began on Sunday, November 20, with host nation Qatar playing against Ecuador, was watched by a lot of people.

FIFA anticipates that 5 billion people will watch the event this year. Now, let us know how to stream the 2022 World Cup.

How can US viewers watch the FIFA World Cup of 2022?

All 64 games are live-streamable for American audience on FOX and FS1. Hulu Live TV, FuboTV, YouTube TV, Sling TV, DIRECTV STREAM, and Vidgo are some live TV streaming providers offering FS1 and regional FOX stations. On the FOX Sports app, every game is also available for live and on-demand streaming.


World Cup matches will only be available for streaming on-demand on the Fox-owned, ad-supported streaming service Tubi after the games have ended.

All World Cup games will be available in Spanish on NBCUniversal's Peacock streaming service for Spanish-speaking customers. All customers are entitled to the first 12 games for free, while Peacock Premium subscribers will only be able to access the remaining 52 games.



Additionally, 56 matches and eight games will be broadcast simultaneously on Telemundo and Universo.

The Fox Sports and Fox Now apps offer 4K streaming of the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The World Cup is available in 4K for DIRECTV STREAM, Sling TV, FuboTV, Hulu Live TV and YouTube TV subscribers. The 4K watching will also be available on Tubi.

Fox is 4K-compatible with Apple TVs, Android TVs, Fire TVs and Roku hardware. Be aware that neither the web nor mobile platforms support 4K through Fox.

FAQs:

1. Fox is compatible with which devices?
   Fox is 4K-compatible with Apple TVs, Android TVs, Fire TVs and Roku hardware. However, neither the web nor mobile platforms support 4K through Fox.
2. How many games will be broadcast simultaneously on Telemundo and Universo?
   Fifty-six matches and eight games will be broadcast simultaneously on Telemundo and Universo.