Netflix Wins Exclusive Broadcast Rights for 2030 FIFA World Cup in Spain and Andorra

Netflix to Stream Entire 2030 World Cup in Spain and Andorra

The football world is buzzing after Netflix secured exclusive rights to broadcast the 2030 FIFA World Cup in Spain and Andorra. This announcement changes how one of the sport's biggest events will be watched in these countries.

For the first time, a streaming giant will air every senior national-team World Cup match live in Spain. Fans can catch all 104 matches, from the group stages straight through to the final, right on their devices.

Free-to-Air Matches Included

Spanish laws require that certain games remain available free-to-air. This means that matches involving Spain, along with the tournament semifinals and the final, will also be shown on traditional television channels without charge.

A Shift Away from Traditional Broadcasters

This deal shows Netflix's strong push into live sports, taking over from the usual TV broadcasters who have held these rights for years. The 2030 World Cup, hosted by Spain, Portugal, and Morocco—with special commemorations in South America—is set to be a unique event worldwide, both on the field and beyond.