2026 World Cup: Watch All Matches on Tuesday, June 30 – Schedule and Free Streaming Options
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is underway, and the Round of 32 brings some exciting matchups today. On Tuesday, June 30, three games will take place: Ivory Coast faces Norway, France plays Sweden, and Mexico meets Ecuador. All these matches will be broadcast on FOX, with Spanish-language coverage available on Telemundo and streaming through Peacock.
Where and When to Watch
- YouTube TV: Offers FOX, FS1, Universo, and Telemundo. Current deal is $67.99/month for the first five months with a 21-day free trial. Keep in mind, live streams can have slight delays.
- DirecTV Stream: Access FOX, FS1, and others with a free trial option.
- Fubo TV: Another service carrying FOX and FS1 with a free trial available.
- Sling Select: Provides FOX and FS1 starting at $19.99/month.
- FOX One: A new streaming platform from FOX featuring live FOX channels, including FOX Sports and FS1, for $19.99 monthly or $199.99 annually. A 3-day free trial lets you watch some World Cup games at no cost.
Spanish-Language Streaming
Peacock offers live Spanish broadcasts of all 2026 World Cup games for $11/month with ads. Subscribers also get access to thousands of shows and movies. If you want Peacock without extra charges, Walmart+ includes Peacock for free, and right now its annual plan is discounted by 50%, costing only $49 per year. Walmart+ also provides benefits like free grocery delivery and shipping.
Watch Over-the-Air for Free
If you prefer traditional TV, an indoor antenna like the Channel Master Flatenna Ultra-Thin (available for about $35) lets you catch FOX broadcasts over the air without cable.
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