Stream the 2022 FIFA World Cup With a VPN

The 2022 FIFA World Cup begins in one week, taking place in Qatar from November 20 - December 18, 2022. Using a VPN, you can watch all the football matches without needing to purchase an expensive subscription.

In the United States, the official English-language broadcaster of the FIFA World Cup is Fox Sports. All USA matches can be seen on Fox, while many other games will stream on Fox Sports 1 (FS1). Telemundo has the rights to broadcast the games in Spanish, and it's available to stream on Peacock. Fox and FS1 are available on streaming services including Hulu + Live TV, Sling Blue, and DirecTV Stream.




If you don't have a subscription to one of these services, a VPN can be used to switch your location to another country where the games stream free. This includes BBC iPlayer and iTV in the United Kingdom, SBSOnDemand in Australia, RTE in Ireland, and more. The handy chart below shows where games are being streamed in each country.

Here are some recommended VPN services for live streaming the World Cup. Since it's near the holidays, there are some good discounts to be had.

● ExpressVPN - $6.67/month 1yr (49% off)
● NordVPN - $2.99/month 2yr (63% off)
● CyberGhost - $2.03/mo 2yr (84% off)

Sign up for one of these VPNs, then connect to a server in the country that matches the broadcaster you want to watch. For example, if you'd like to see the UK broadcast, connect to a server in London. Then tune in to the broadcaster for that area. For example, the BBC.


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