The 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup is set to be the biggest tournament in history, with 48 teams competing over 104 matches. This unprecedented scale brings not just excitement but logistical challenges, as games will be streamed across various platforms.

For those in the US and Canada, Fox Sports offers live broadcasts via satellite TV or cable for $20 a month. FIFA's preferred streaming partner, YouTube, requires its sports plan at $55 per month, with other options like Fubo ($46) and Hulu’s live sports option ($90). Free content is also available on FIFA+.

The tournament kicks off in early June with three opening ceremonies in Mexico City, Los Angeles, and Toronto. The US will face Paraguay first, then Australia and Turkey. Mexico and South Africa open their Group A matches on the same day. Quarterfinals begin on July 9, leading up to the final match on July 19.

Expect a complex structure with teams sorted into groups for the First Stage. Winners progress through Rounds of 32, 16, quarterfinals, and semifinals before the grand finale. The full schedule is available on FIFA's website, but here are some highlights: Mexico vs South Africa (3pm ET), USA vs Paraguay (9pm ET), Brazil vs Morocco (6pm ET) in New York/New Jersey.