Netflix Adds Spain and Andorra Rights for 2030 World Cup

All 104 matches will stream live, with selected free coverage available in Spain.

By Ledger Staff · Originally reported Oct 13, 2026 · Posted Nov 1, 2026

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Netflix announced on October 13, 2026 that it secured exclusive rights in Spain and Andorra to stream all 104 matches of the 2030 FIFA World Cup. Spain, Portugal and Morocco are the tournament’s three main hosts. Centenary celebration matches are also planned in Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay.

One match per matchday will be available free in Spain under the agreement. A national free-to-air broadcaster will carry a package including every Spain match, both semifinals and the final. Netflix said details of that broadcast partnership would be shared closer to the tournament.

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