The games are coming and you still don't know the best apps to watch the World Cup?! If you want to support Brazil in the next games, you need to pay attention to the dates and choose the best app to follow from anywhere.
On November 20th, the opening of the 2022 World Cup will take place, scheduled to take place in Qatar, a country in the Middle East. And this is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated sporting events on the world stage.
We have brought here in this article the main information about the competition, the 4 best apps for watching the World Cup and, for those who will not be able to follow the live broadcasts, 3 websites with complete information.
Read too: 4 apps to watch live games wherever you are!
Qatar World Cup
November has arrived! Before you look at the apps to watch the World Cup, we would like to remind you that we are already in the month in which the games start and this is the first to be held at the end of the year (winter in Qatar), with the matches taking place at the end of afternoon. This is due to the hot climate of the Middle East.
For the last time, it will feature the participation of 32 teams, changing this number in 2026 to 48 teams. In this current model, the 32 participants will be divided into 8 groups. See the list of countries:
- Asia: Qatar (host country), South Korea, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Japan;
- Africa: Cameroon, Ghana, Morocco, Senegal, Tunisia;
- Central and North America: Canada, Costa Rica, United States, Mexico;
- South America: Argentina, Brazil, Ecuador, Uruguay, Peru;
- Europe: Germany, Belgium, England, Croatia, Denmark, Spain, France, Netherlands, Switzerland, Serbia, Portugal, Poland, Wales;
- Oceania: New Zealand.
Are you ready to follow this dispute? Now that you know the countries that will compete in the World Cup, it's time to see the best apps to watch the World Cup directly from your cell phone, without paying anything for it.
4 apps to watch the World Cup
For those who don't know, the broadcasting rights for the 2022 World Cup belong to Grupo Globo and even though they lost exclusivity, they maintained their digital broadcasting rights.
On open TV, Globo will broadcast 56 games live, minus those that take place simultaneously in the last round of the cup group stage. And in order for you to be able to access those that will not be broadcast, you will need to turn on the broadcast of closed channels.
Globo Play
Globo Play provides live signals from TV Globo and Sportv, and is certainly the main app that Brazilians will download and pay more attention to from the 20th. Alternative broadcasts will also be broadcast.
These broadcasts feature narration by Tiago Leifert, comments from Lisca, refereeing comments with Fernanda Colombo and also performance analyst Tomás Freitas.
And just like the Globo signal, they will be available even to those who are not Globo Play subscribers. In other words, you won't need to use a login to follow and cheer for Brazil in 4K!
OneFootball
With OneFootball you will have access to all the games in real time, all the news about the main teams, all the teams and competitions, latest events, statistics and everything you need to be well informed
Here you will be able to immerse yourself in the competition and stay up to date with everything that will happen there in Qatar, not just the broadcasts, but with the complete content provided exclusively on the app.
Eleven Sports
Available on the web, cell phone, tablet and TV, Eleven Sports is another very good option among apps for watching the World Cup. This is the perfect app for those who love football and don't want to miss the main moments of the match.
In addition to live broadcasts, here you can go back to review that incredible move and past matches. The platform is free and also features grassroots, women's and men's football competitions, futsal and more, covering several countries. It's that option that even after the World Cup, you won't want to take off your cell phone.
PlutoTV
Our last on the list and not least, Pluto TV is the application that provides access to all channels, open or closed, for free. It also offers a streaming service for films and series.
Here you will certainly have access to the sports channels that will broadcast the 2022 World Cup games, in addition to being able to follow programs with discussions and topics related to the competition. So you don't miss any bid!
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You can follow the World Cup on the internet!
Especially for those of you who won't be able to follow the broadcast even with our tips on apps to watch the World Cup, whether on television or the internet, due to work or being away from home at the time of the games, there is still the possibility of keep informed about the competition.
Here we have selected some websites where you can follow information about the 2022 World Cup online and follow the score and details about each game. Look:
ge
O ge is the Brazilian news portal focused on the world of sport and maintained by the Globo.com portal (Grupo Globo). It is one of the main and most reliable websites in the segment and will have its authority in relation to the World Cup, due to broadcasting rights.
On the ge website you can also access the podcast, which has daily programs available for you to listen to wherever you are and without needing to stop what you are doing. Click here and check the schedule.
oGol
This complete platform has several resources to help you stay up to date with Qatar games. Competitions, statistics, market, encyclopedia, betting area and of course, lots of football news for those who can't follow the games live. It's really worth going there, because the oGol it could be your ideal website.
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