Netflix secures rights to air 2030 World Cup in Spain, Andorra
The streamer will carry every match and add free daily games in Spain as it expands its live sports push with FIFA.
- Netflix secured exclusive streaming rights for the FIFA World Cup 2030 in Spain and Andorra on Tuesday, marking a significant expansion of its live sports ambitions.
- With Spain serving as one of the competition's three host nations alongside Morocco and Portugal, Netflix will feature full live coverage of the tournament.
- As part of the deal, Netflix will make one match a day available for free in Spain, with a package including every Spain match, both semi-finals, and the final airing on free-to-air television.
- The agreement builds on Netflix's portfolio of live events, including FIFA Women and FIFA World Cup 2027 and 2031, NFL, MLB, and WWE, replacing RTVE's broadcast of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
- FIFA secretary general Mattias Grafström said the partnership aims to "bring fans closer to the game," while Netflix chief content officer Bela Bajaria noted World Cup stories "become part of a nation.
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Streaming service Netflix has bought exclusive TV rights in Spain and Andorra to transfer the 2030 World Cup. The Spanish agency EFE has reported during today (Tuesday) that Netflix will broadcast live the 104 matches of the tournament, which is jointly organized by Spain, Portugal and Morocco.As announced, spectators in Spain will not have to pay a subscription for all matches. According to a statement published by EFE, one match on each race d…
The U.S. streaming platform won the rights to broadcast the entire competition in Spain and Andorra, a first for the Men's World Cup in these markets.
Streaming platform to broadcast all 104 matches, with at least one game per matchday available free in Spain
It will offer live the 104 matches of the competition to be played in Spain, Portugal and Morocco, with some free options and for the open TV.
The popular platform enters football, with the acquisition of rights for the 2030 World Cup
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