The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off on June 11. Mexico will host South Africa at Mexico City's Estadio Azteca, marking the start of a tournament across three host nations.
How to watch in the UAE
UAE viewers can tune in through beIN Sports on satellite, the beIN Connect app or the TOD streaming service. The tournament will be carried on six dedicated beIN Sports Max channels – Max 1 to Max 6 – with Arabic coverage on Max 1‑4, English on Max 5 and French on Max 6. Subscribers who have the compatible package can also access beIN Sports 4K HDR for a sharper picture, while beIN Sports News will provide daily updates, press‑conference highlights and team‑arrival reports throughout the competition. The 4K HDR feed delivers a higher resolution picture for viewers with compatible devices, enhancing the viewing experience for every match. The UAE bundle is listed at Dh329 per year. Eligible Talabat Pro members receive a complimentary one‑year TOD entertainment subscription, which includes full World Cup streaming and on‑demand replays, giving fans a seamless way to follow the action across all platforms.
Subscription options across the Gulf
In Qatar, fans can watch via beIN Sports, beIN Connect or TOD. The broadcaster’s headquarters in Doha will host four dedicated studios for tournament coverage, and reporters will be stationed across the United States, Canada and Mexico. The Qatar bundle is priced at 360 riyals per year.
Kuwait viewers can access the tournament through beIN Sports Max channels, beIN Connect and TOD. Local retailer listings show a World Cup add‑on starting at 46.35 dinars and a standalone subscription at KWD 61.8. The Talabat Pro and TOD bundle is available for KWD 30 per year, offering the same six‑channel package and HD streaming. In Bahrain, the same six Max channels carry Arabic, English and French feeds, and the bundle price is 30 dinars per year. The multilingual coverage ensures that fans can choose their preferred language for commentary and analysis. Oman residents can watch the matches on satellite, beIN Connect or TOD, with all 104 games shown across beIN Sports Max 1‑6. Viewers are advised to verify the latest channel listings before purchasing, as availability can vary across providers.
Frequently asked questions
How can I watch World Cup 2026 in UAE UAE viewers can tune in through beIN Sports on satellite, the beIN Connect app or the TOD streaming service. What channels will broadcast World Cup 2026 in UAE The tournament will be carried on six dedicated beIN Sports Max channels – Max 1 to Max 6 – with Arabic coverage on Max 1‑4, English on Max 5 and French on Max 6. How much is World Cup 2026 subscription in Qatar The Qatar bundle is priced at 360 riyals per year. Can I watch World Cup 2026 in Kuwait Kuwait viewers can access the tournament through beIN Sports Max channels, beIN Connect and TOD. What is the cost of World Cup 2026 bundle in UAE The UAE bundle is listed at Dh329 per year.
