The biggest football event of 2026 is officially kicking off and the whole world is ready to sync on North American time. For the first time ever, matches will be hosted across three countries—the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, with an expanded lineup of 48 national teams.

From the opening kick-off in Mexico City on June 11 to the final showdown in New York on July 19, a total of 104 matches will stretch across multiple time zones over 39 days. With such an intense schedule ahead, are you ready to embrace the hype?

This guide breaks down the latest streaming options in the U.S. and reveals why a big-screen projector is the ultimate way to enjoy every match.

In the United States, the 2026 world football tournament will be brought to you by FOX Sports (English) and Telemundo (Spanish). Depending on your budget and viewing habits, there are two main ways to watch:

1. Live TV Streaming

• Top Picks: YouTube TV, FuboTV, Hulu + Live TV
• The Draw: These services offer the most complete channel coverage and feel very similar to traditional cable TV. Many include 24/7 sports commentary, making them ideal for the die-hard fans who want pre-match analysis, halftime discussions, and post-match breakdowns.

2. Streaming Apps

If you simply want a fast, easy, and more affordable way to watch without the commitment of hundreds of channels, these apps are your best bet.

• FOX Sports / FOX One: Newly upgraded for 2026, this platform supports 4K Ultra HD live streaming and on-demand replays. It’s the ultimate choice for unlocking the full potential of a 4K projector.
• Peacock: The official U.S. platform for Spanish-language coverage, featuring dedicated commentary and match-related programs.

⚠️ Note: Some services require a paid subscription. Automatic billing may occur after the trial period ends, so we recommend reviewing the subscription and cancellation terms within each app carefully.

Bonus tip:
Don’t forget to download FIFA+ as an official companion app. It offers free match highlights and real-time statistics, making it the perfect tactical companion for your big-screen experience.

With 48 teams competing on the pitch, smartphones and tablets simply doesn't do justice to the lightning-fast action and intricate field details. To truly experience the game, a home projector delivers three unmatched advantages that no TV can replicate:

1.True stadium-scale immersion

Easily project a massive 120” to 150” image, where every pass, sprint, and goal feels larger than life—like sitting in the front row.

2.Perfect for football watch parties

Many matches take place during U.S. prime time. A projector turns your living room into a go-to fan zone, making it the centerpiece of any match-night gathering for your friends and family.

3.Comfortable for long viewing sessions

With 104 matches spread over weeks, eye comfort matters. Projectors use diffuse light, which is much gentler on the eyes than direct TV light—ideal for extended viewing without the dreaded eye strain.

Choosing a BenQ home projector with built-in Google TV (such as the TK705i, TK705STi, or GP520) keeps your setup simple and clutter-free. One interface and one remote are all you need—no laptop or extra cables required.

Three Easy Steps to Start Watching

1.Turn on your projector

Go to the “Apps” tab on the Google TV home screen and open Google Play Store.

2.Search and install
Look for apps like FOX Sports, YouTube TV, or FuboTV, then install.
(FOX Sports shown here as an example.)

3.Pin it to Top
The app will appear on your home screen. Move it to the top so you’re ready when the match begins.

Pro Tip:
Use Google Assistant on the remote and say: “Play the live football match on FOX.” And you’ll jump straight into the action. 

2026 is a year made for football. It’s the perfect time to upgrade your home entertainment and break free from small screens. With a BenQ home projector, you can cheer alongside billions of fans worldwide right from your living room, and feel the rush of every goal larger, brighter, and closer than ever. This year, don’t just watch the game. Be part of it.