Tech > Services & Software > Streaming Services Tubi Kicks Off 2026 World Cup Coverage With a New, Dedicated Hub The streamer will offer content in one place for this year's tournament. Kourtnee Jackson Senior Editor Kourtnee covers streaming services and entertainment.… Read full bio Kourtnee Jackson Senior Editor Read full bio May 18, 2026, 1:00 pm ET 1 min read Tubi’s FIFA World Cup hub will be available on TVs, mobile devices and the web. Tubi Sports fans across the globe are getting ready for the 2026 FIFA World Cup , and Tubi has launched a centralized destination for all of its tournament content, the streamer announced on Monday. Viewers can find the 2026 FIFA World Cup Fox Hub on their screens, which will house highlights, Fox content, originals and two live games that will broadcast this year. The Fox-owned free streaming service has a dedicated section on its home screen to help fans navigate its World Cup content lineup. You’ll find it whether you’re watching Tubi on its mobile app, TV app or website, and the hub displays multiple rows of programming. What will World Cup fans see in the hub? It’ll be easy to access the live matches streaming free on the platform: Mexico vs. South Africa on June 11, and on June 12, US Men’s National Team vs. Paraguay. Additionally, there are original series from Tubi that will follow the games from start to finish. The Other Football, hosted by Rob Gronkowski and Jameis Winston, is a weekly show that blends comedy and pop culture to get into the sport. Destination World Cup 2026 takes fans inside the lives of players Harry Wilson, Weston McKennie and Marc Cucurella in the lead-up to the competition. Programming won’t be limited to live game simulcasts and Tubi originals. Viewers will also find a 24/7 feed of highlights and content from Fox Sports, replays and more. Deestroying the Pitch and Jesser’s Ultimate Kick Off from YouTubers Deestroying and Jesse “Jesser” Riedel are among the creator-led shows that are part of Tubi’s FIFA offerings. The 2026 World Cup runs from June 11 through July 19, and features 48 teams. This marks the first time Tubi has created a one-stop destination hub on its platform for the tournament. Kourtnee Jackson Senior Editor Kourtnee covers streaming services and entertainment. She previously worked as an entertainment reporter at Endgame 360, where she wrote about film, television, music, celebrities and streaming platforms. See full bio The Latest from Kourtnee Apple TV Now Costs More. Here’s What to Know ‘Toy Story 5’ Gets Disney Plus Streaming Date Netflix Drops Trailers for ‘Blue Eye Samurai’ Season 2, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 and More at Anime NYC 2026 Services and Software Guides VPN Best VPN Best iPhone VPN Best Free VPN Best Android VPN Best Mac VPN Best Mobile VPN Best VPN for Firestick Best VPN for Windows Fastest VPN Best Cheap VPN Cybersecurity Best Password Manager Best Antivirus Best Identity Theft Protection Best LastPass Alternative Streaming Services Best Live TV Streaming Service Best Streaming Service Best Free TV Streaming Service Best Music Streaming Services Web Hosting & Websites Best Web Hosting Best Minecraft Server Hosting Best Website Builder Other Services & Software Best Dating Sites Best Language Learning Apps Best Weather App Best Stargazing Apps Best Cloud Storage Best Resume Writing Services New Coverage on Operating Systems
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