Netflix has secured exclusive rights to stream all matches of the 2030 men’s FIFA World Cup in Spain and Andorra. Multiple outlets report that the agreement covers the full tournament schedule in those countries, totaling 104 games.
The Athletic notes the 2030 World Cup is set to feature 48 teams, matching the larger tournament format. The Deadline and Quartz coverage add that while Netflix holds exclusive streaming rights, some matches will also be made available via a free-to-air broadcaster, indicating limited non-exclusive distribution alongside the streaming deal. Hollywood Reporter frames the move as part of Netflix’s broader push into live sports coverage in Europe, with Spain involved as host and as the defending champion.
Overall, outlets agree on the scope (all 104 matches) and geography (Spain and Andorra), while differing slightly in emphasis—some highlight Netflix’s expansion into live sports, and others focus on the free-to-air availability of certain games.
