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Broadcast guide
Where to Watch World Cup 2026 in Germany
Watch FIFA World Cup 2026 in Germany on MagentaTV, with free-to-air sublicensed coverage expected for a number of matches.
Broadcaster
- Main broadcaster
- MagentaTV
- Streaming
- MagentaTV
- Coverage note
- FIFA says Telekom Deutschland will broadcast all FIFA World Cup 2026 matches on MagentaTV, with an extensive number of matches sublicensed to a nationwide free-to-air channel.
Viewing Options
Affiliate links will only be added where a platform's affiliate terms allow this use. For now, these guides prioritise legal viewing paths and source links.
Channels and Apps
MagentaTV
Broadcaster schedules can change close to kickoff. Use this page as a starting point, then confirm the exact match listing with the broadcaster before the game.
Region-Specific Watch Notes
Germany viewers should treat MagentaTV as the starting point, then check the broadcaster's own TV guide or app on match week. World Cup rights can be split by language, platform, or match package, so the safest plan is to pair this page with the local kickoff page and the linked source.
This guide links to the rights source we used rather than copying a broadcaster's full schedule. Channel allocations, app access, and free-to-air splits should be checked again close to kickoff.
Match-Day Viewing Tips
For European viewers, East Coast games are often manageable while Pacific-time games can run deep into the night. Mark knockout matches early so you can choose live viewing or highlights deliberately.
Last content review: June 12, 2026.