If you’re already all geared up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, you’ll be happy to know that Tubi has now launched a dedicated Hub for the global event. The new 2026 FIFA World Cup Hub will bring all of Tubi’s World Cup related coverage together, including livestreams of select games.
What You Need to Know
- While Fox holds the English-language broadcast rights to the World Cup in the U.S., Tubi will provide a free streaming companion experience.
- Tubi’s new 2026 FIFA World Cup Hub includes free access to select live matches, opening ceremonies, and a library of on‑demand content.
- The Hub will also feature continuously updated coverage, including highlights, replays, and more.
As was the case last time out in 2022, Fox and FS1 hold the exclusive English-language broadcast rights to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with Telemundo and Universo covering the event for Spanish-language audiences.
Also similar to the last World Cup, Fox-owned Tubi will be providing international soccer fans with a free way to take part in the action.
Through the launch of its new Hub section, Tubi users have access to a variety of World Cup related content, including Tubi Originals like Destination World Cup 2026 and The Other Football, and creator-led content like How to Win the World Cup.
In addition to a library of on-demand content, Tubi viewers will also be able to watch the opening ceremonies and the following two games live for free.
- Mexico vs. South Africa on June 11
- USMNT vs. Paraguay on June 12
“Nearly a century ago, the World Cup was born out of a desire to bring the world together through sport,” said Deirdre Hesseldieck, Senior Vice President of Product at Tubi. “That mission has never been more relevant, and technology has never been better positioned to extend it. The FIFA World Cup FOX Hub is Tubi’s contribution to that legacy: a free destination designed for a seamless fan experience, where viewers can easily navigate from live coverage and highlights to creator commentary, player interviews, and expert predictions. We built it so fans never lose the thread.”
Once games kick off, the Hub will update accordingly each day and week, ensuring international soccer fans are kept up to date with everything that’s happening during the tournament.
This additional daily and weekly content will include cutdowns, highlights and replays of select games, along with recaps of the tournament’s best goals, saves, and plays.
A 24/7 feed will also be accessible through the Hub. The always-on stream will combine Fox Sports’ live digital original programming with best-of-show highlights from the day.
“The FIFA World Cup FOX Hub is programmed around everything that surrounds it: the players, the teams, the countries, and the creators who live and breathe the sport, delivering the ultimate fan experience,” said Samuel Harowitz, Senior Vice President of Content Acquisitions & Partnerships at Tubi. “We’re excited to offer a content slate that gives every kind of fan something to connect with, before, during, and after the matches.”
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