Netflix to Stream All 104 Matches of the 2030 FIFA World Cup in Spain and Andorra
Netflix has acquired the exclusive audiovisual rights to the 2030 FIFA World Cup in Spain and Andorra, expanding the platform’s presence in live sports broadcasting and bringing it into one of the biggest events in international soccer. The agreement covers live streaming of all 104 matches, along with additional programming designed to keep fans engaged […]
Netflix has secured the exclusive audiovisual rights to broadcast all 104 matches of the 2030 FIFA World Cup taking place in Spain and Andorra. The platform will offer live streaming of every match, along with pregame shows, halftime analysis, post-match programs, and daily highlight shows. The deal represents a significant shift in the sports broadcasting market, as Netflix expands its live sports offerings into one of the biggest events in international soccer.
However, the agreement is limited to Spain and Andorra, meaning the rights are not exclusive worldwide. Spanish viewers will also have access to free-to-air coverage of one match per matchday, as well as a selection of games shown by a national broadcaster. For Spanish fans, the choice will be between free-to-air television and accessing all 104 games through Netflix.
The 2030 World Cup marks the centenary of the tournament, with Spain, Portugal and Morocco serving as the main host countries. FIFA and Netflix are expected to provide more details about their partnership and free-to-air broadcasts in the future.
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