World Cup qualification on TV schedule
This TV schedule for the World Cup qualifier lists every match from all over the world when nations fight for places at the largest tournament in sports. You can choose and choose which games you want. Then follow the links for how to look at each game, regardless of the confederation.
For football fans in the United States, the World Cup Qualifer TV Schedule offers a number of games on both TV and streaming online. These matches are broadcast in English -speaking through a partnership between Fox Sports and ESPN. Some of the games are also available in Spanish -speaking at Univision, Tudn and Unimas to add the growing number of matches broadcast in the United States. South American qualifiers are most accessible via pay-per-view via Fanatiz.
The qualification for 2026 is already in progress.
Here is the latest TV schedule for the World Cup qualification (note that the TV schedule is updated as soon as TV/streaming details are announced, so bookmark page and return often for the latest updates).
Where to look at World Cup qualifiers in the US
Depending on the Confederation, you can look at the World Cup qualification in the US at different suppliers. UEFA and CAF have World Cup qualification coverage in the US at ESPN and ESPN+. AFC and the majority of the Concacaf qualification are at Paramount+.
The exception is USMNT. Games for the 2022 cycle were broadcast on CBS Sports Network, FS1 and ESPN throughout the qualifying.
World Cup qualifiers – English broadcasts
Each of the above -mentioned transmitters is broadcast in English. The broadcast rights to the World Cup qualification matches are spread across the previous channels.
There is often first name coverage for English -speaking fans depending on how the scheduling plays out. For example, the Concacaf World Cup qualification is almost always the same day for each page. Therefore, CBS and Paramount+ crew have the first name on each match day.
World Cup qualifiers – Spanish broadcasts
World Soccer Talk provides details about the English and Spanish language broadcasts for each schedule when applicable.
Spanish-language coverage of the World Cup qualifier often comes at Univision, Universo and Telemundo. These broadcasting rights are more consolidated.
In general, there are also pregame shows that follow the same type of suit, especially around USMNT and Mexico in Concacaf World Cup qualifiers.
Fanatiz offers coverage of pay-per-view by Conmebol qualifier.
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