Club Benefits
- Watch all 104 World Cup matches on YouTube for free (Brazil only)
- Tune in from other countries with Norton VPN (63% off)
- World Cup 2026 is on from 11 June to 19 July
You can watch all 104 World Cup 2026 games for free on YouTube, as Brazilian channel CazéTV is broadcasting every match via livestream – including France vs Iraq.
What’s more, CazéTV’s YouTube coverage is in full 4K quality, and includes full-match replays and analysis, meaning you can catch up with matches you might’ve missed (especially useful if you’re travelling or working in another timezone).
However, while you can access YouTube from most territories, CazéTV is only available in Brazil – but there’s hope yet for those who want to tune in while travelling or working in other regions.
Keep scrolling for a guide on how to watch World Cup 2026 for free on YouTube:
Watch World Cup 2026 for FREE on the YouTube app or website
CazeTV is covering the entirety of World Cup 2026 for FREE on its YouTube channel – with the catch that you need to be in Brazil to tune in.
YouTube is one of the easiest streaming sites to use – you don’t need an account or any kind of subscription. Simply head to the YouTube website or download the YouTube app on your phone, tablet, smart TV, or gaming console.
If you’re traveling outside of Brazil during the World Cup, but still want to tune in, you can use one of the best VPNs to access the World Cup YouTube stream.
USE A VPN TO WATCH THE WORLD CUP ON YOUTUBE FROM OTHER COUNTRIES
As mentioned, the CazéTV YouTube channel is only available in Brazil – but you can use a VPN to watch from other regions if you’re travelling or working abroad.
We recommend Norton VPN for watching World Cup 2026 free because of its fast connection speeds and secure network:
Using a VPN to watch World Cup 2026 on YouTube is a simple two-step process.
- Install a VPN onto your device of choice: we recommend Norton VPN, but any of the best VPNs will do.
- Connect to a server in Brazil: if you’re away in, say, Australia, you’ll need to connect to a server back home in Brazil to watch the World Cup on CazéTV.
That’s it! You’re now connected and able to enjoy the CazéTV World Cup stream as if you were at home in Brazil (though do be sure you’re not breaking any broadcaster terms and conditions before tuning in!)
Should I watch the World Cup on YouTube?
Like any method of streaming online, watching the World Cup on YouTube has benefits and drawbacks.
On the plus side, YouTube is properly free – you don’t even need an account to tune in live, and CazéTV is showing all 104 World Cup games in 4K.
But seeing as CazéTV is a Brazilian channel, you’ll need to be based in Brazil to watch it, or use a VPN if you’re travelling outside the country.
Furthermore, the coverage is entirely in Portuguese – fine if you’re a native speaker or lusophone in-learning, but perhaps a tad distracting otherwise.
If you’re an English speaker, you can tune in to BBC iPlayer and ITVX’s shared coverage in the UK, RTE Player in Ireland, and SBS on Demand in Australia.
Those in the US have no domestic free options, but paid streaming service Sling includes World Cup coverage in its Blue plan, starting at a steep $45.99 per month. Of course, those simply passing through the US can use a VPN to stream the tournament for free.
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