Where to watch all 2026 World Cup matches live: platforms, prices, and channels

The 2026 World Cup, set to be the largest in history with 104 matches, will offer an unprecedented range of viewing options for fans in Argentina. The tournament, co-hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada, kicks off on June 11 and concludes on July 19.

Fans in Argentina will have access to live broadcasts of all games through various television channels and digital platforms. The national team's matches will receive extensive coverage, being available on four distinct TV channels and six different streaming services. This ensures widespread accessibility for supporters eager to follow their team's journey.

DSports stands out as the exclusive broadcaster for all 104 matches, from the opening game between Mexico and Canada at the Estadio Azteca to the final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Other prominent broadcasters include TyC Sports, which will air 52 games, Telefé with 32 matches, and TV Pública showing 10 games. ESPN, in conjunction with Disney+ Premium, will broadcast 30 matches, including those featuring the Argentine national team.

Accessing these broadcasts typically requires a subscription to the respective TV provider or digital platform. The costs vary based on the package chosen. The 2022 World Cup final, where Argentina triumphed over France, set an all-time viewership record with 1.42 billion viewers globally, highlighting the immense popularity of the tournament.