New Zealand 2026 World Cup US TV Guide
To watch New Zealand’s campaign in the 2026 FIFA World Cup from the United States, you can follow their Group G matches against Iran (June 15), Egypt (June 21), and Belgium (June 26) through a variety of broadcast and streaming services. English-language coverage will be hosted by FOX and FS1, while those looking for Spanish-language narration can tune in via Telemundo and Universo.
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New Zealand FIFA World Cup 2026 free streams
To watch New Zealand’s campaign in the 2026 FIFA World Cup for free, taking advantage of the Fubo 5-day free trial provides access to their critical Group G matches against Iran (June 15), Egypt (June 21), and Belgium (June 26). Fubo carries full access to English-language broadcasts on FOX and FS1, ensuring every moment of the national team's progress is available to stream without an immediate commitment.
Watch New Zealand FIFA World Cup 2026 soccer without cable
Beyond your 5 day free trial, Fubo offers a variety of different plans:
- Sports + News
- Pro
- Elite
Further details on what each plan gets you can be found below, but the most important thing to note all three offer access to FOX and FS1 which is all you need for FIFA World Cup 2026 coverage.
The Budget-Friendly "Sports + News" Plan: If you want to keep costs down, Fubo offers a dedicated "Sports + News" plan. It is their cheapest package, normally priced at $55.99/month (and frequently discounted to $45.99 for your first month). This skinny bundle strips away non-essential entertainment channels while keeping core networks like FOX, FS1, and FS2, making it the most cost-effective way to track New Zealand's run.
Fubo Multiview: On the final matchdays of the group stage, games kick off simultaneously. If you're using an Apple TV or supported smart device, Fubo lets you watch up to four matches at the same time on a single screen so you don't miss a single second of Group J drama.
Unlimited Cloud DVR: If a match kicks off while you're at work or commuting, you can set Fubo to record the entire game or the whole tournament with a single click.
Stream Anywhere: Fubo has native apps for iOS, Android, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and major gaming consoles, meaning you can watch the match on your phone at lunch or on the big screen at home.
Remember: you can start a free trial under any of the plans, including their most comprehensive 'Elite'.
It is also important to know that prices listed in the comparison table above include Fubo's current introductory discount. Prices that you will pay beyond the first month are listed below.
Plan | 1st Month | Beyond |
|---|---|---|
Sports + News | $45.99 | $55.99 |
Pro | $48.99 | $73.99 |
Elite | $53.99 | $83.99 |
New Zealand FIFA World Cup 2026: FOX or FS1?
Date | Opponent | FOX or FS1? |
06/15 | Iran | FS1 |
06/21 | Egypt | FS1 |
06/26 | Belgium | FOX |
How to watch FIFA World Cup 2026 with Spanish commentary
In the United States, Telemundo holds the exclusive Spanish-language broadcast rights, and they are pulling out all the stops for this home-soil tournament.
Thanks to a last-minute distribution agreement with NBCUniversal, Telemundo and Universo are officially returning to Fubo today, just in time for the tournament.
Telemundo will carry the bulk of the major matches. You can access it through:
- The Base English-Language TV Plan: You don’t even need a special Spanish package to get the main broadcast; it’s included right in Fubo's standard tier.
- The Latino Plan: Fubo’s dedicated Spanish-language package.
How to Watch Universo
Universo will host select matches, concurrent group-stage games, and supplementary coverage. You can find it in:
- The Latino Plan: Included natively.
- The Latino Plus Add-On: Perfect if you have the base English plan but want to add extra Spanish sports coverage.
- The Extra Package: An add-on for the base English-language tier.
Elsewhere, Peacock is the official streaming home for every single goal. For the 2026 tournament, Peacock is streaming all 104 matches live in Spanish.
What broadcaster is showing the World Cup in New Zealand?
In New Zealand, the official and exclusive broadcasting rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup are held by TVNZ, marking a historic shift as the public broadcaster takes over from long-time rights holder Sky Sport. TVNZ provides a multi-platform viewing experience, ensuring that fans across Aotearoa can follow every moment of the tournament.
For fans of the All Whites, TVNZ 1 will provide free-to-air coverage of 11 key matches, including all of New Zealand’s Group G fixtures and the World Cup Final. This ensures that the national team's progress is accessible to all viewers without a subscription.
To access full coverage of all 104 matches, fans can purchase an exclusive FIFA World Cup Event Pass through TVNZ+. This digital-first service offers live access and on-demand replays on any smart device, featuring expert local analysis and comprehensive match coverage. Additionally, commercial venues like bars and hotels can air the entire tournament via a partnership with Sky Sport, which will host a dedicated pop-up FIFA World Cup channel for Sky Venue customers.
Whether watching for free on TVNZ 1 or streaming the full competition on TVNZ+, followers of the All Whites have several ways to stay connected to the action throughout June and July.


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