How to watch FIFA World Cup 2022 quarterfinals live for free without cable?

Qatar's 2022 FIFA World Cup is getting more interesting day by day. The USA has already left the playing arena for the tourney, but there aren't any more ties. The quarterfinals have begun, and it is time for the knockouts and finals. Brazil, Argentina, Portugal and France are still in the fray against Croatia, Netherlands, Morocco and England, respectively. There is the possibility of catching up with that dream final of Argentina against Portugal. However, whether Portugal fields Ramos over Ronaldo is yet to be seen.
Watch out for the best action on Friday for Messi and the Brazilians. Here is a rundown on the timings and what is in store:
Friday, 9 December.
Brazil vs Croatia at 10:00 AM ET, and you can catch the action on Fox and Peacock – (Brazil lost, and Croatia are into the semis).
Argentina vs Netherlands at 2:00 PM, and you can catch the action on Fox and Peacock.

Saturday, 10 December.
Morocco vs Portugal at 10:00 AM ET, and you can catch the action on Fox and Peacock.
England vs France at 2:00 PM ET, and you can catch the action on Fox and Peacock.

Catch up with the World Cup 2022 even if you don't have a cable subscription
The World Cup can be viewed on Fox's broadcast channel and Telemundo, and you can access them without a cable subscription. They are aired for free in many cities, and you can check the best reception spot and enjoy yourself.

Viewing the World Cup is possible on the following channels:

Peacock
NBC offers a seven-day free trial followed by a subscription of $5 or $10 per month. The free channels in Peacock do not have live broadcasts.
Hulu
The matches are available for a cost of $70 a month.
YouTubeTV
Monthly charges of $65 after a two-week free trial period.
Sling TV
A free seven-day trial is offered, followed by the options of an Orange plan for $35 per month and a Blue plan for $50 a month. The first month's fee can be cut in half through an available cord-cutting promotion.
Direct TV Stream
AT&T TV and AT&T TV Now cost $70 monthly after a free trial.
Fubo TV
They have a seven-day free trial followed by $70 to $100 monthly charges, which depend on the channels you wish to have on your list.
From the quarterfinals stage in the World Cup, the teams get an extra 30 minutes of play if the usual 90 minutes period remains goalless. If there are no goals to determine the winner in your spare time, then a penalty shootout determines the winner. Each team gets 5 tries each at the goal in the penalty shootout, with the team getting the maximum balls into the net and being declared the winner. If the tie remains the same after the five tries, then each team gets to shoot the goals till one team goes ahead if the other team misses.

FAQs:

1. Name the team that has won the maximum number of World Cups.
   Brazil – 5 times.
2. Name the footballer who has shot the maximum World Cup goals.
   Miroslav Klose-Germany, 16 goals in 24 appearances in four World Cup series.