Key takeaways

• Fire TV's new FIFA World Cup 2026™ experience, powered by FOX One, is available on Fire TV devices in the U.S.
• FOX One is the official English-language streaming service of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ in the U.S.
• Alexa+ can take you directly to live matches, scores, and stats with a simple voice command.

Fire TV is bringing soccer fans around the world unique viewing experiences to their screens at home, including an all-in-one destination for FIFA World Cup 2026™ content on FOX One in the U.S.

Scroll to the new tournament experience in the navigation bar, sports tab, or featured tournament content on the Fire TV home screen for quick access to live matches, the best highlights, and full replays—no more scrolling through apps to find the game. The 2026 tournament will feature 48 teams competing in 104 matches—an increase from 32 teams playing 64 matches in previous tournaments. Fire TV’s FOX One FIFA World Cup 2026™ experience will make it easy to find whatever match you want to catch.

What you can watch for free on Fire TV

You don't need a subscription to get in on the action. Fire TV customers can livestream for free on Tubi the opening match—Mexico vs. South Africa—and the U.S. Men’s National Team's first match against Paraguay. The Fire TV Channels app will also have tournament news and highlights, the MLS Cup Dreams show—featuring some of the league's biggest stars, expert sports commentary from The Athletic Show, and Cup Classic Rewind.

The FIFA World Cup™ will have three Opening Ceremonies, marking the start of the tournament in each host nation. Here are the host nations’ first games. All times are in ET.

• Thursday, June 11: Mexico vs. South Africa—3 p.m. Watch for free on Tubi
• Friday, June 12: Canada vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina—3 p.m.
• Friday, June 12: United States vs. Paraguay—9 p.m. Watch for free on Tubi

The Opening Ceremonies will occur 90 minutes before kickoff of each game—so 1:30 p.m. for the ceremony at Mexico City Stadium, 1:30 p.m. for the show from Toronto, and 7:30 p.m. for the ceremony from Los Angeles Stadium.

How to watch the FIFA World Cup™ on Fire TV with FOX One

FOX One subscribers won't miss a beat with access to all 104 live matches, daily highlights, news, and full match replays on demand. The Fire TV FIFA World Cup™ experience makes it easy to jump between live action and catch-up content, so you're never more than a click away.

Customers will be able to watch live content all tournament long with their preferred service. In addition to FOX One, other live TV services carrying matches will be accessible through the FIFA World Cup™ on FOX One tab.

How to navigate with Alexa+

Quickly get to live matches with the help of Amazon's world-class AI assistant—Alexa+. For Prime members who also subscribe to live TV, the quickest way to get to the game is by simply asking:

• "Alexa, take me to the soccer match on now."
• "Alexa, what was the score of the South Korea match?"
• "Alexa, what live soccer matches are on today?"

Customers can also ask Alexa+ at any time to get player and team updates—such as goal tallies, match locations, kickoff times, or teams performance stats—access highlights or help them get in the tournament spirit. For example:

• "Alexa, when is Argentina’s first FIFA World Cup match?"
• “Alexa, which team has scored the most FIFA World Cup goals ever?"
• "Alexa, what are the chances the U.S. is going to make it to the knockout round?"
• "Alexa, show me soccer movies to get me ready for the FIFA World Cup."

Watch all 2026 FIFA World Cup™ matches on Fire TV around the globe

Fire TV customers can watch live FIFA World Cup™ content with their preferred service, ensuring they don’t miss a moment.

In addition to the U.S., Fire TV is launching similar tournament streaming experiences for customers in Brazil, Canada, Mexico, the UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. For the fastest experience, customers should download and log in to any live TV streaming services they subscribe to.

Free content, including highlights and expert commentary, will also be available throughout the tournament for Fire TV customers in the UK and Germany. So even if you're not a subscriber, you can stay connected to the biggest moments.

With 48 teams, 104 matches, and three host nations, this is the biggest FIFA World Cup™ ever—and Fire TV is making sure customers don't miss a single goal.

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