American soccer fans have several legit free options for this one:
Tubi (100% free streaming): FOX's free streaming platform is carrying World Cup 2026 matches at no cost — no subscription, no credit card, just ads. Download the Tubi app on your phone, smart TV, Roku, or Fire Stick, create a free account with your email, and you're in. This is hands down the easiest way to stream the match free in the US.
FOX (free with an antenna): The match airs live on FOX, which is free over-the-air television. If you have a digital antenna, you can watch in full HD without paying for cable. FS1 also carries coverage for cable subscribers.
Telemundo (free Spanish-language broadcast): Prefer the passion of Spanish commentary? Telemundo is broadcasting the match free over-the-air, with Universo available on cable. Peacock carries the Spanish-language stream for subscribers.
Other US options: FOX One, fuboTV (free trial available), and SiriusXM FC for radio coverage.
British viewers have it easy this World Cup — every single one of the 104 matches is on free-to-air TV, split between ITV and the BBC.
ITV1 and ITVX: Argentina vs. Egypt airs live on ITV1 (STV in Scotland) at 5:00 PM BST. To stream it free, use ITVX (or STV Player), available on desktop, smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs. All you need is a free account. Match highlights will also be posted on ITVX and ITV's YouTube channel after the final whistle.