With the knockout stages of the 2026 World Cup now underway, Peacock is rolling out some new features for soccer fans to enjoy. One of which is specifically designed to bring fans closer to the action.
What You Need to Know
- Peacock is rolling out Visión De Campo and Tu Brackets during the knockout stages of the 2026 World Cup.
- Visión De Campo uses Iso cameras to provide closer, unique perspectives for select matches.
- With Tu Brackets, fans can build and follow their own World Cup brackets.
While Fox holds the English-language rights to the World Cup in the U.S., Peacock provides subscribers with access to Telemundo’s coverage in Spanish, including the ability to stream every match live.
Ahead of the start of the tournament, Peacock detailed some of the new features that were being added to the service to improve the fan experience.
Some of those features had already became available, but not all of them, and two more are now set to make their debut on Peacock in the coming days and weeks — Visión De Campo and Tu Brackets.
Visión De Campo
Visión De Campo will be the first new feature to arrive and is designed to provide subscribers with a way to get closer to the action.
The mobile-first vertical format makes use of Iso cameras for each team to offer never-before-seen angles and insight into athletes at key moments.
Visión de Campo will be accessible in the Peacock mobile app and as a multiview option on living room devices beginning with Tuesday’s Mexico vs. Ecuador game and Wednesday’s USA vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina match.
While Visión De Campo won’t be available for every remaining game, Peacock confirmed the feature will be enabled for both semifinal matches, the final, and select Round of 16 and quarterfinals games.
Tu Brackets
The second new feature is Tu Brackets. As the name suggests, this one is designed to provide subscribers with a way to create their own bracket for the remaining games.
Once created, fans will be able to track their brackets to see how their predictions match up with the actual results.
Tu Brackets is set to become available Wednesday, July 8, and just in time for the first quarterfinal match on July 9.
In a separate announcement today, Peacock confirmed that its Premium Plus plan is now available as a premium subscription through YouTube Primetime Channels.
Start the conversation