Which are the TV Channels Streaming FIFA World Cup 2018 Worldwide , Full list

Well……..Well…………Well…. It is football time and all eyes are focusing towards Russia. The biggest festival of soccer has arrived. It is FIFA WORLD CUP time !!!!!

The world most watched sports event “FIFA World Cup” takes place this summer in Russia in June-July 2018. The biggest tournament in world football its also not only the most watched but with the biggest prize money at stake. The 2014 World Cup in Brazil had larger viewing numbers exceeding the Olympics and this time we can expect more worldwide.

Now the biggest question every football/ soccer fan ask “Which are the TV Channels Streaming FIFA World Cup 2018 (Worldwide) ?”

If you are not in Russia, then should know that details.

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FIFA has set up extensive coverage details for 2018 world cup with greater emphasis on live tv and web streaming with free coverage. FIFA sold the broadcasting rights international at a very healthy price and this will be the biggest international football TV rights deal of any competition where FIFA is set to generate around $1.85bn (£1.15bn) for the cycle of 2018 to 2022. Majority of the money comes from World Cup rights.

Below is the list of TV Channels broadcasting FIFA World Cup live in different parts of the world. Also this tv channels will broad cast the repeat and replay of FIFA world cup matches all around the day. Around 200 coutries and region wise across the world will broadcast FIFA matches during the tournament.

FIFA World Cup 2018 TV Channels List – FULL Details
COUNTRY	TV CHANNELS
United Kingdom	BBC, ITV (both networks set to share 2018 world coverage in the UK)
Ireland	RTE (exclusive coverage rights for all world cup matches on TV, Radio and online)
Australia	SBS, Optus Sport (Australia matches on SBS while other matches on SBS’s subscription channel Optus)
New Zealand	Sky Sport (exclusively on SkySports, all matches live, repeat and highlights)
Oceania Countries	Sky Pacific (Sky NZ will also provide coverage to adjacent Iceland countries.)
France	TF1, beIN Sports (France matches on TF1 while other games on beIN Sports)
USA	FoxSports (exclusive English rights in the US), Telemundo (Spanish coverage)
Canada	CTV, RDS, TSN
Mexico	Televisa, TV Azteca, SKY México
Costa Rica	Teletica, Sky, Movistar
Panama	Sky, Movistar
India & South Asia	Sony Pictures Network (Sony has exclusive rights in south Asia and sub-continent countries like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Maldives etc.)
Middle-East & North Africa	beIN Sports (exclusive rights in middle-east and some north African countries)
South Africa & Other African countries	SuperSports (South African based network, Super sports has live rights in South Africa and some of the other African countries.) Participating countries in World Cup will have their matches on their national channels.
Germany	ARD, ZDF (Coverage to be shared between ARD and ZDF)
European Countries	EBU (most of the European countries will have live coverage on Free to air local channels, specially the matches involving the nation team of that country)
Portugal	RTP, SIC, SportTV
Spain	Mediaset España
Netherlands	NOS
Ireland	RTE
Italy	MediaSet
Belgium	VRT, RTBF
Austria	ORF
Switzerland	SRG SSR
Sweden	SVT, TV4
Finland	YLE
Denmark	DR, TV 2
Norway	NRK, TV 2
Poland	TVP
Czech Republic	CT
Ukraine	Inter
Russia	Perviy Kanal, VGTRK, Match TV
Turkey	TRT
Greece	ERT
South American Countries	Compare to other world cups, every South American country has separate deals with FIFA and below is the list of channels broadcasting in Latin countries.
Brazil	Globo, SporTV, Fox Sports
Argentina	TV Pública, Telefe, DirecTV, TyC Sports
Uruguay	Monte Carlo, Canal 10, Teledoce, TyC, DirecTV
Colombia	Caracol TV, RCN TV, DirecTV
Chile	Canal 13, TVN, Mega, DirecTV, Movistar
Ecuador	RTS, DirecTV
Paraguay	SNT, Telefuturo, TyC, DirecTV
Peru	Latina, DirecTV