Tubi Launches Hub for 2026 FIFA World Cup

The free streaming service Tubi announced the launch of the 2026 FIFA World Cup FOX Hub. This hub aims to be the main destination for fans, offering programming from FOX Sports and FIFA about the games and athletes. It will also feature original and exclusive content from Tubi.

Tubi, owned by Fox Corporation, will simulcast the 2026 FIFA World Cup opening ceremonies in 4K. It will also broadcast two matches live: Mexico vs. South Africa on June 11 and the U.S. Men’s National Team vs. Paraguay on June 12.

“Nearly a century ago, the World Cup aimed to unite the world through sport,” said Deirdre Hesseldieck, Tubi’s Senior Vice President of Product. “The FIFA World Cup FOX Hub represents Tubi’s contribution to that legacy, offering a seamless fan experience where viewers can easily access live coverage, highlights, commentary, and expert predictions.”

The hub will feature a continuous feed with live digital programming from FOX Sports, highlights, and more.

Samuel Harowitz, SVP of Content Acquisitions and Partnerships at Tubi, highlighted the comprehensive programming available. This includes original docuseries, talk shows, podcasts, and classic films that capture the global significance of soccer.

Among the original programs are “Destination World Cup 2026,” featuring players such as Weston McKennie, Marc Cucurella, and Harry Wilson. Another highlight is “The Other Football,” a vodcast series with Rob Gronkowski and Jameis Winston.

The hub also includes content such as the BBC’s comedy series “Twenty Twenty Six” and “Summer of ’94,” a documentary about the 1994 USMNT.

Fans can look forward to roundtable discussions led by soccer experts like Alexi Lalas and David Mosse, along with shows from digital creators such as “Deestroying the Pitch” and “Jesser’s Ultimate Kickoff.”

The Tubi World Cup Hub is free and available on televisions, mobile devices, and the web. Tubi, founded in 2014, offers a wide range of free movies and TV shows, alongside its own original content.