Tag: World Cup
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How to Watch CONCACAF Men’s World Cup Qualifiers on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV & More on March 30
The road to the 2022 FIFA World Cup continues with 8 teams looking to lock in their sport during the third round of CONCACAF matches. Each team has 3 matches left to play with the last bout taking place on Wednesday, March 30. The marquee matchup this round will be a showdown between the USA…
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How to Watch the 2019 Woman’s World Cup in 4K On Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, & More
On June 7th, 2019, the 2019 Women’s World Cup will get underway and this year you won’t need cable TV to enjoy it in 4K! This year Fox will stream every Women’s World Cup match in 4K Through the Fox Sports app. (4K Supported device and TV required.) This will allow you to use your…
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Hulu Saw a 50% Jump in New Live TV Subscribers During The World Cup
This week Hulu announced some details about their success during the World Cup. One of the most interesting notes was that daily sign-ups to Hulu’s live TV streaming service went up 50% during the World Cup, compared to the 90 days prior. This is according to a statement sent to Cord Cutters News from Hulu. Hulu did not…
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Hulu Wants to Be The Go To Service For The World Cup
Today Hulu announced several new features to make Hulu a great option to watch the World Cup. Follow Your Favorite Teams One of the new features you will find is the ability to search for and follow your favorite teams. When you favorite a team in the World Cup it will help you never miss…
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How to Watch the 2018 World Cup Without Cable TV
On June 14th, 2018, the 2018 World Cup will get underway and this year you won’t need cable TV! Here are the networks carrying the World Cup games in the United States: English-language: The FOX family of networks will carry every World Cup match in the United States with games airing on FOX (38 matches) and FS1 (26 matches). Spanish-language: Telemundo…
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Sling TV Will Stream the World Cup in Multiple Languages & Offer a Commentary Free Version
Recently Cord Cutters News confirmed with Sling TV that they will air the World Cup in multiple languages. The best part is if you just want to watch the game without all the talk over it Sling TV will have a commentary-free version. Sling TV will air every World Cup game in the following languages…
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How to Watch the 2018 World Cup on Roku, Apple TV, & Fire TV
On June 14th, 2018, the 2018 World Cup will get underway. The great news is you don’t need a cable TV subscription to watch the World Cup and will have many options to streaming the games on your favorite devices. Here are the networks carrying the World Cup games in the United States: English-language: The FOX…