Broadcast partners by region
Fox Sports (US), TNT Sports (UK), and DAZN (Germany) lead coverage for the 2025 expanded Club World Cup. Latin America leans on ESPN and DirecTV, while beIN Sports dominates Middle East broadcasts. Check FIFA's official broadcaster list for last-mile confirmations — rights occasionally shift, like Canada's move from TSN to FuboTV in 2023.
Streaming vs traditional TV
Fox's streaming requires a cable login in the US, while UK fans need Discovery+ for TNT Sports. DAZN operates standalone subscriptions. Beware geo-blocks: VPNs rarely work with sports rights holders. FIFA+ shows highlights but not live matches. Pirate streams risk malware and unreliable feeds during key moments like penalty shootouts.
2025 tournament specifics
With 32 clubs across June 2025, expect simultaneous matches in US host cities. Fox will likely use its NFL RedZone model for whip-around coverage. Late games favor West Coast primetime, disadvantaging European viewers — Real Madrid vs Al Ahly in 2023 kicked off at 2 AM CET.
Related coverage
Frequently asked questions
Is the Club World Cup free to watch?+
No. Legal broadcasts require pay-TV subscriptions or streaming service payments in most regions.
Will FIFA+ stream matches live?+
FIFA+ only provides highlights and behind-the-scenes content, not live games.
Which channel has Club World Cup in Spanish?+
In the US, Telemundo and Universo hold Spanish-language rights. Mexico uses TV Azteca.
Can I watch replays if I miss it live?+
Yes — Fox Sports, DAZN, and TNT Sports apps typically offer full match replays for subscribers.
Why isn't my usual soccer channel showing it?+
FIFA sells Club World Cup rights separately from Champions League or domestic leagues. BeIN Sports lost US rights to Fox in 2022.