The World Cup continues, and tonight's headliner is another can't-miss match. We've scoured the global watch options to highlight everything you need to know about where to watch Iran vs. New Zealand, including live streaming options for cord-cutters.
If you don't want to scroll anymore, we've got you covered. You can live stream the game on FS1 via a live TV service in the US, SBS On Demand in Australia, and BBC iPlayer in the UK. Fans can access their favorite streaming options from anywhere with a VPN. To learn more about streaming this year's tournament, make sure to bookmark our where to watch the World Cup guide.
Where to watch Iran vs. New Zealand for free
World Cup fans in several countries are in luck this year. There are tons of free options for all of the games, including Iran vs. New Zealand. This match is available to stream for free on BBC iPlayer in the UK and SBS On Demand in the UK. US viewers can watch at no immediate cost with a free trial from a live TV service, such as DirecTV, Fubo, or YouTube TV.
How to watch Iran vs. New Zealand from anywhere
If you're away from the location where your streaming service works, don't worry. You can access your free option from anywhere with the help of a VPN, or virtual private network. VPNs are easy-to-use tech apps that help people temporarily alter the location on their electronic devices so their favorite websites work from anywhere in the world. They're especially popular among those looking to keep up with their usual services while traveling abroad or hoping to boost their day-to-day cybersecurity and privacy.
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Where to watch Iran vs. New Zealand in the US
Iran vs. New Zealand will air on FS1 in the US. Several other World Cup matches will be available through FS1 in the US, and the rest will air on FOX. If you're a cord-cutter looking for a streaming service to watch the rest of the World Cup, you have several options.
Sling TV is a budget-friendly live TV service with FS1 coverage in both its Select and Blue plans. Select starts at $20 a month and comes with around 10 channels, while Blue starts at $46 a month and offers over 40 channels. FOX is also available in Select and Blue plans, but local channel coverage varies vastly by region, so it's a good idea to double-check what's available in your region before signing up (if local channels are in the mix, plans will be about $5 a month more expensive).
Fubo Sports + News offers FOX, FS1, and around 27 other channels in its lineup. Subscriptions also unlock access to ESPN Unlimited. If you're looking for even more channels, FOX and FS1 are also available in Fubo's pricier Pro and Elite plans. Fubo Sports + News costs $56 a month, but first-time customers can get $10 off their first month after a five-day free trial.
DirecTV carries FOX in all of its signature packages, along with select cheaper genre packs like MySports and MyNews. For the World Cup, we recommend DirecTV MySports, since it carries FOX, FS1, and around 20 other popular sports channels. MySports also unlocks access to ESPN Unlimited at no extra cost. Subscriptions cost $65 a month, but new users can get $15 a month off their first two months of service after a five-day free trial.
YouTube TV carries FOX and FS1 in both its main and sports plans. The main plan typically costs $83 a month, but a limited-time deal can bring the first five months down to $68 a month for new customers. Similarly, the sports plan typically costs $65 a month, but new users can get $10 a month off their first 12 months. YouTube TV also typically offers a free trial for first-time customers.
Fans interested in Spanish-language coverage in the US will need to subscribe to Peacock. Sports-friendly plans start at $11 a month for Peacock Premium and unlock access to all 104 World Cup matches.
FOX also has a direct streaming counterpart, FOX One, which costs $20 a month. You can also sign up for the service as an add-on through Prime Video if you don't feel like downloading another app.
Where to watch Iran vs. New Zealand in the UK
BBC and ITV split coverage rights in the UK, but Iran vs. New Zealand will air on BBC One. This means fans will be able to live stream all of the action for free with a BBC iPlayer account. Users just need to create an account if they don't already have one, and then they're all set to start watching.
Where to watch Iran vs. New Zealand in Australia
All World Cup games, including Iran vs. New Zealand, are available to live stream on SBS On Demand in Australia. This is a free streaming service that supports SBS channels and just requires account creation to use.
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