- Watch World Cup in Spain: DAZN Spain (19.99)
- FREE streams on RTVE in Spain (Selected games only)
- Use Norton VPN to watch anywhere when travelling abroad
In Spain, your easiest option for streaming World Cup 2026 is DAZN, which is showing all 104 'Copa Mundial de la FIFA 2026' matches live for €19.99.
Spanish national public broadcaster RTVE has the rights to screen 33 matches for free, including all of Spain's matches, so you can stream some of the tournament at no cost.
But the story doesn't end there. If you are visiting Spain from another country, you may be able to watch and stream the entire World Cup for free – with a good VPN.
Not all VPNs work for this; free ones are useless and have data caps. Even some premium VPNs struggle, we find.
Visiting Spain from another country? We suggest using Norton VPN to watch your home streams from Spain – or anywhere else, when traveling abroad.
With Spain in the knockout stages, we'll show you how to watch the FIFA 2026 World Cup in Spain, from anywhere and potentially for free.
Can I stream World Cup 2026 for free?
Al 104 World Cup matches will be streamed for free in many countries around the world:.
- 🇬🇧 UK: BBC/ITV (English commentary)
- 🇦🇺 Australia: SBS On Demand (English commentary)
- 🇧🇷 Brazil: CazéTV's YouTube (no account required)
- 🇧🇪 Belgium: RTBF/VRT
- 🇮🇪 Ireland: RTE Player (English commentary)
- 🇳🇱 Netherlands: NOS
- 🇨🇭 Switzerland: SRF Play / RTS Play / RSI Play
- 🇹🇷 Turkey: TRT
For those in Spain, select matches available on public broadcaster RTVE. If you're going to be traveling in Spain from another country, you can use a VPN to access local broadcasts and streaming services. More on that below...
Use a VPN to watch any World Cup 2026 stream
If you're travelling in other countries during the World Cup, you might have trouble accessing streams and broadcasts from your home region.
A VPN can help get around geo-blocking. Any of the best VPNs will enable you to connect to servers in other countries quickly and securely, letting you tune into your local coverage wherever you are.
We recommend Norton VPN. Here’s why:
Will Spain win the World Cup?
Despite ranking third in the FIFA / Coca Cola mens rankings and winning the World Cup outright back in 2010, Spain has suffered some bad luck at the world's largest football tournament in recent years. La Roja hasn't managed to win a single World Cup knockout round since the team's victory in South Africa. With that said, the team has made a strong start in Group H and will hope to progress to the final on July 19.
With Rodri at the helm and star player Lamine Yamal on the wing, Spain is already a favourite to win the tournament. After two games, the team sits at third place in ESPN's power rankings, and was Opta Analyst's pick for the most likely winner according to 25,000 pre-tournament simulations. Still, the World Cup is nothing if not surprising, so it's still too early to call.
Are any La Liga players playing in World Cup 2026?
La Liga is one of the best-represented top-flight national leagues at this year's World Cup, with Bein Sports reporting that 86 players from Spain's two highest divisions feature at the tournament.
On the Spanish team itself, we've got Lamine Yamal, Pedri, and goalie Joan Garcia from Barcelona, Alex Baina and Marcos Llorente from Atletico Madrid, and Aymeric Laporte and Nico Williams from Bilbao, amongst others.
For the first time ever, Spain's World Cup squad has no Real Madrid players. But that's not to say that the club isn't represented elsewhere in the tournament, with Jude Bellingham playing for England and Kylian Mbappé playing for France.
What are the World Cup 2026 groups?
Group A
Mexico
South Africa
South Korea
Czechia
Group B
Canada
Qatar
Switzerland
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Group C
Brazil
Morocco
Haiti
Scotland
Group D
USA
Paraguay
Australia
Turkey
Group E
Germany
Curacao
Ivory Coast
Ecuador
Group F
Netherlands
Japan
Tunisia
Sweden
Group G
Belgium
Egypt
Iran
New Zealand
Group H
Spain
Cape Verde
Saudi Arabia
Uruguay
Group I
France
Senegal
Norway
Iraq
Group J
Argentina
Algeria
Austria
Jordan
Group K
Portugal
Uzbekistan
Colombia
DR Congo
Group L
England
Croatia
Ghana
Panama
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