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- Watch World Cup in 4K for free
If you hadn't heard about CazeTV prior to the World Cup, the chances are you have now. It's the free YouTube channel that's got everyone talking this tournament, not least of all because it's given Brazilian citizens to the chance to watch FIFA World Cup games in 4K - all 104 of them!
Created by 32-year-old streamer Casimiro Miguel originally started out on Twitch, but he's now making waves on YouTube thanks to CazeTV. The fact that Cristiano Ronaldo is the latest to buy shares in the company certainly helps matters, too.
Meanwhile, Globo, the biggest and longest-running broadcaster in Brazil only carries 55 of the World Cup matches. Boo!
Ready to catch every minute of the World Cup on CazeTV from anywhere in the world? Whether you’re on the beaches of Brazil or stuck in Europe, our guide reveals how to stream CazeTV from anywhere.
How to watch CazeTV for free
CazeTV is a 100% free YouTube channel providing 4K coverage of sporting action like the World Cup. The only catch is it's only licensed for live games in Brazil.
So, if you're in Brazil, you can access CazeTV free of charge, with no subscription, and get all the games from the World Cup and more.
Not in Brazil? You can watch CazeTV when traveling outside Brazil with a VPN like Norton (try 60 days).
Warning! Not all VPNs work with CazeTV, but we've tested Norton and it does...
How to watch CazeTV from anywhere
Do you need a VPN to watch CazeTV from abroad?
Yes – it's confirmed that a good VPN that connects you to a Brazilian server is required to bypass the geo-restriction so CazeTV thinks you’re back in Brazil.
If you're not in Brazil, the only way to access CazeTV will be through a VPN – we favor Norton for its fast speeds and low price.
What streaming devices are supported by CazeTV?
📱 Mobile & Web
Android phones & tablets (Android L or later)
iPhone & iPad (iOS 15 or later)
Web browsers — watch via tv.youtube.com on Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.
📺 Smart TVs
Samsung Smart TVs (2017 & newer)
LG Smart TVs (2016 & newer)
Vizio SmartCast TVs (select models)
Hisense Smart TVs (select models)
Sharp Smart TVs (select models)
Sony Smart TVs (select models)
(Support varies by model and app store availability)
🎮 Streaming Media Players & Set‑tops
Roku players & Roku TVs
Apple TV (4th gen & 4K)
Chromecast with Google TV / Google TV devices
Android TV devices (including built‑in TVs and boxes)
Amazon Fire TV devices & Fire TV Edition TVs
(App must be available in the device’s store)
🎮 Game Consoles & Smart Displays
Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One
PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4/Pro
Google Nest Hub / Smart displays with YouTube support
How many people watch CazeTV?
To put into perspective just how big CazeTV has become, its coverage of Brazil's opening game of the World Cup against Morocco brought in 12.4 million concurrent viewers at its peak. That makes it the biggest live audience in YouTube history and it was also the first time a solo streamer managed to surpass 10 million viewers.
What can you watch on CazeTV?
As well as featuring live streams of every single World Cup 2026 game, you can find the following content on CazeTV:
- English Premier League
- La Liga
- Bundesliga
- Serie A
- Ligue 1
- The Olympics
- NFL
- World Table Tennis
- Sports documentaries
- Behind the scenes footage and training coverage
- Influencer and lifestyle content
Who owns CazeTV?
Streamer Casimiro Miguel is the owner and founder of CazeTV. He is primarily a content creator having made his name on Twitch and YouTube.
Now, Miguel has worked with the likes of TNT Sports Brazil, De Sola and EI Games, and is one of the most popular and successful streamers in Brazil.
More recently, football legend Cristiano Ronaldo became a shareholder of CazeTV. Just how much of a stake he has in the company is unknown, but it is believed Ronaldo made a significant investment in LiveModeTV, the streaming enterprise behind CazeTV (per SportCal).
Is CazeTV legal?
Yes, CazeTV is totally legal. The channel acquired official broadcast rights to stream all the 2026 World Cup matches, having previously streamed games from the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
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