Netflix has secured exclusive rights to show every FIFA World Cup 2030 match in Spain and Andorra, adding full live coverage and signalling a bigger push into sports streaming.
01Summary
- 01Netflix has reached a deal to broadcast every match of the FIFA World Cup 2030, but only for subscribers in Spain and Andorra.
- 02The World Cup 2030 will mark the 100th anniversary of the tournament and will be hosted by Spain, Morocco and Portugal.
- 03Netflix will also offer pre-match, half-time and post-match shows, daily roundups and other live coverage.
- 04The streamer is also set to be the exclusive home of the FIFA Women’s World Cup in the US and Canada in 2027 and 2031.
- 05Netflix entered live sports in 2024 with two NFL Christmas Day games and later added WWE events including Monday Night Raw, SmackDown and WrestleMania.
02Why it matters
The deal shows Netflix pushing further into live sport, an area long dominated by traditional broadcasters. For viewers in Spain and Andorra, it could change where major football events are watched.
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