Uzbekistan 2026 World Cup US TV Guide
To watch Uzbekistan’s campaign in the 2026 FIFA World Cup from the United States, you can follow their Group K matches against Colombia (June 17), Portugal (June 23), and DR Congo (June 27) 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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Uzbekistan FIFA World Cup 2026 free streams
To watch Uzbekistan’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 K matches against Colombia (June 17), Portugal (June 23), and DR Congo (June 27). 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.
It is important to bear in mind that Fubo currently does not carry NBCUniversal channels including Telemundo and Universo due to carriage disputes; if you want to watch the Spanish-language broadcasts for free, you should use a 5-day free trial from DIRECTV STREAM, which includes those networks in its lineup.
Best streaming services to watch Uzbekistan at the 2026 World Cup
Sling TV
Sling TV carries FOX and FS1 - the two channels needed to watch all 104 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches. Supplementary World Cup coverage will also be available on FS2 by adding their 'Sports Extra' bundle.
It's important to note, however, that Sling only carries local FOX affiliates in a handful of major metropolitan areas.
Peacock
Peacock carries Telemundo's live Spanish-language broadcast - the feed needed to stream all 104 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches en Español.
Supplementary World Cup coverage will also be available via a dedicated interactive World Cup Hub featuring highlights, multi-view feeds, and full replays.
Fubo
Fubo carries FOX and FS1 - the two channels needed to watch all 104 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches. Supplementary World Cup coverage will also be available on FS2 and FOX Deportes.
New users can get a 5 day free trial. Beyond that, their 'Sport + News' plan starts at $45.99.
Sling TV
Sling TV carries FOX and FS1 - the two channels needed to watch all 104 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches. Supplementary World Cup coverage will also be available on FS2 by adding their 'Sports Extra' bundle.
It's important to note, however, that Sling only carries local FOX affiliates in a handful of major metropolitan areas.
Peacock
Peacock carries Telemundo's live Spanish-language broadcast - the feed needed to stream all 104 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches en Español.
Supplementary World Cup coverage will also be available via a dedicated interactive World Cup Hub featuring highlights, multi-view feeds, and full replays.
Fubo
Fubo carries FOX and FS1 - the two channels needed to watch all 104 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches. Supplementary World Cup coverage will also be available on FS2 and FOX Deportes.
New users can get a 5 day free trial. Beyond that, their 'Sport + News' plan starts at $45.99.
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Fubo
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.
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 |
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 Uzbekistan'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.
Can I cancel Fubo any time?
You can cancel your Fubo subscription at any time. When you cancel, you will retain access to our account for the remainder of your current billing period.
DirecTV
Beyond your 5 day free trial, DirecTV Stream offers a variety of different plans:
- Entertainment
- Choice
- Ultimate
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.
DirecTV CHOICE
DirecTV Ultimate
While the Choice plan covers your baseline regional and national sports, the Ultimate plan is DIRECTV’s premier package for both cinephiles and dedicated sports enthusiasts. If you want a massive library of movies and specialized athletic channels alongside the World Cup, this is your best option.
DirecTV Entertainment
DirecTV CHOICE
DirecTV Ultimate
While the Choice plan covers your baseline regional and national sports, the Ultimate plan is DIRECTV’s premier package for both cinephiles and dedicated sports enthusiasts. If you want a massive library of movies and specialized athletic channels alongside the World Cup, this is your best option.
DirecTV Entertainment
DirecTV CHOICE
Remember: you can start a free trial under any of the plans, including their most comprehensive 'Ultimate'.
It is also important to know that prices listed in the comparison table above include DirecTV Stream's current introductory discount. Prices that you will pay beyond the first month are listed below.
Plan | 1st Month | Beyond |
Entertainment | $59.99 | $89.99 |
Choice | $64.99 | $94.99 |
Ultimate | $89.99 | $124.99 |
The Entry-Level "Entertainment" Plan: If you want to keep costs down on a premium service, DirecTV Stream offers its core "Entertainment" plan. It is their most affordable package, normally priced at $89.99/month (and frequently discounted to $79.99 for your first month). This bundle strips away heavier regional sports networks while keeping essential local networks like FOX and national channels like FS1, making it a reliable way to track Uzbekistan's run.
DirecTV Stream Unlimited Streams: On the final matchdays of the group stage, games kick off simultaneously. DirecTV Stream stands out by offering unlimited concurrent streams on your home network, letting your household load up multiple screens or devices at once 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 DirecTV Stream to record the entire game or the whole tournament with a single click, keeping your recordings saved for up to 9 months.
Stream Anywhere: DirecTV Stream has native apps for iOS, Android, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and major smart TVs, meaning you can watch the match on your phone at lunch or on the big screen at home.
Can I cancel DirecTV Stream any time?
You can cancel your DirecTV Stream subscription at any time. When you cancel, you will retain access to your account for the remainder of your current billing period.
Sling TV
While Sling TV doesn't offer a traditional free trial, they offer a variety of different plans with steep introductory discounts:
- Sling Select
- Sling Blue
- Sling Orange & Blue
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.
It is important to note, however, that Sling only carries local FOX affiliates in a handful of major metropolitan areas (like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta, and Dallas). If you live outside of these major cities, you will not get your local FOX channel through Sling at all - meaning you'll miss every single high-profile match broadcast on the main network unless you hook up an over-the-air antenna.
Sling Blue
Sling Orange + Blue
Sling Blue
Sling Orange + Blue
Sling Blue
It is also important to know that prices listed in the comparison table above include Sling's current introductory discount. Prices that you will pay beyond the first month are listed below.
Plan | 1st Month | Beyond |
Sling Select | $10.00 | $19.99 |
Sling Blue | $23.00 | $45.99 |
Sling Orange & Blue | $33.00 | $60.99 |
The Budget-Friendly "Sling Select" Plan: If you want to keep costs down, Sling offers a dedicated "Sling Select" plan. It is their cheapest package, normally priced at $19.99/month (and frequently discounted to $10.00 for your first month). This skinny bundle strips away non-essential entertainment channels while keeping core networks like FOX and FS1, making it the most cost-effective way to track Uzbekistan's run.
Sling Concurrent Streams: On the final matchdays of the group stage, games kick off simultaneously. If you're using Sling Blue, the service lets you stream on up to three devices at the same time (bumping up to four concurrent devices on the combined Orange & Blue plan) so you don't miss a single second of Group J drama.
50 Hours of Cloud DVR: If a match kicks off while you're at work or commuting, you can set Sling to record the entire game or the whole tournament with a single click, featuring 50 hours of storage included right out of the box.
Stream Anywhere: Sling 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.
Can I cancel Sling TV any time?
You can cancel your Sling TV subscription at any time. When you cancel, you will retain access to your account for the remainder of your current billing period.
Uzbekistan FIFA World Cup 2026: FOX or FS1?
Date | Opponent | FOX or FS1? |
06/17 | Colombia | FS1 |
06/23 | Portugal | FOX |
06/27 | DR Congo | FS1 |
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 Uzbekistan?
In Uzbekistan, the broadcasting rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup are primarily held by the National Television and Radio Company of Uzbekistan (MTRK). As the country's central broadcaster, MTRK ensures that the tournament is widely accessible to the public, with dedicated sports coverage provided through its specialized channels.
For full coverage of the expanded 104-match competition, Sport TV (under the MTRK umbrella) will air the games live across its television network. These broadcasts feature localized commentary and expert analysis, ensuring followers of the White Wolves can watch every match of their historic Group K campaign against Colombia, Portugal, and DR Congo in high definition. This comprehensive coverage is designed to bring the excitement of Uzbekistan's debut on the world stage to every household in the country.
Additionally, viewers who prefer to stream the tournament online can access the matches through the official MTRK.uz platform and the MTRK mobile app. These digital services provide a flexible viewing experience, allowing fans in Uzbekistan to follow the progress of the national team and other global giants on any mobile or smart device throughout June and July.