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Watch the 2026 World Cup in Brazil.

By Mikey · Updated 28 May 2026 · 4 min read

Quick answer: Grupo Globo handles primary TV broadcasts. CazéTV streams all 104 matches free on YouTube via a partnership. Open CazéTV, sign up free, watch. No paid subscription required.

The full broadcaster picture in Brazil

Brazil has the best free coverage in the world for 2026. All 104 matches live on CazéTV’s YouTube channel with Casimiro Miguel’s commentary, completely free, no signup needed. Globo carries the TV side. No country has a better free package.

On TV

Grupo Globo handles primary TV broadcasts. CazéTV streams all 104 matches free on YouTube via a partnership.

Streaming

CazéTV on YouTube (free, all 104), Globoplay (subscription).

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Want a different language or commentary?

Brazil’s free option is solid, but you can still try a different feed for variety. Connect to the UK on a VPN for BBC iPlayer’s English-language coverage (full 104 matches), or Brazil for CazéTV’s on-YouTube Brazilian-Portuguese coverage. Both are free at source.

Travelling outside Brazil during the tournament? Your CazéTV stream is geo-locked. A VPN connects you back to Brazil so it works as if you never left.

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Tournament dates to remember

The 2026 FIFA World Cup runs 11 June to 19 July, 2026 across the USA, Canada and Mexico. 48 teams, 104 matches, 16 host cities.

Opening match: Mexico, Estadio Azteca, 11 June
Group stage: 11 to 27 June
Round of 32 (new for 2026): 28 June to 3 July
Round of 16: 4 to 7 July
Quarter-finals: 9 to 11 July
Semi-finals: 14 to 15 July
Final: 19 July, MetLife Stadium, New York/New Jersey

Most matches kick off in Brazilian afternoon or evening hours.

FAQ for Brazil viewers

Is CazéTV actually free?

Yes. CazéTV carries the World Cup free with no payment required, just a free account in most cases.

Can I watch every single match?

Yes, all 104 matches.

Is it legal to use a VPN here?

VPNs are legal in nearly every country in the world. A small number restrict them (China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, UAE in some contexts). Check your local rules. Using a VPN to access a free home broadcast while travelling is the standard expat and traveller use case.

What if my country’s broadcaster changes mid-tournament?

Email mgmikeymg@gmail.com if you spot a broadcaster update. The site gets corrected the same day.