Tubi Launches 2026 FIFA World Cup FOX Hub

The free streaming platform Tubi has introduced the 2026 FIFA World Cup FOX Hub for the upcoming global soccer tournament. This hub will act as a key destination for enthusiasts, featuring FOX Sports and FIFA content that covers the matches and athletes, alongside exclusive Tubi material.

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

“Nearly a century ago, the World Cup was born out of a desire to bring the world together through sport,” stated Deirdre Hesseldieck, Tubi’s SVP of Product. She emphasized the hub’s aim to offer a seamless fan experience, enabling viewers to easily switch from live coverage to player interviews, expert analysis, and more.

The platform will also feature a 24/7 feed with FOX Sports’ live digital programming and daily highlights.

According to Samuel Harowitz, Tubi’s SVP of Content Acquisitions and Partnerships, the hub offers comprehensive programming surrounding the tournament, focusing on players, teams, countries, and soccer creators. It includes original docuseries, talk shows, podcasts, and films celebrating soccer’s global impact.

Some Tubi Originals include “Destination World Cup 2026,” showcasing players like Weston McKennie, Marc Cucurella, and Harry Wilson. Additionally, “The Other Football” features Rob Gronkowski and Jameis Winston exploring soccer humorously.

Among other offerings, there’s BBC’s “Twenty Twenty Six,” a comedic series with Hugh Bonneville, and FOX’s “Summer of ’94,” which revisits the 1994 USMNT’s journey. Alexi Lalas will provide in-depth analysis through “Alexi Lalas’ State of the Union.” The hub will also host roundtable discussions with influential soccer figures.

Content from digital creators includes “Deestroying the Pitch,” a competition show starring YouTuber Donald De La Haye, and “Jesser’s Ultimate Kickoff,” featuring Jesse “Jesser” Riedel. Also, “How to Win the World Cup,” with Matt Forde, will explore the tournament with soccer legends.

Tubi is accessible through various platforms such as televisions, mobile devices, and the web. It remains a free service with no subscription required and offers thousands of movies, TV shows, and Tubi Originals to over 100 million monthly users.