Broadcast Rights

Competitions available on Kayo Sports

FIFA Club World Cup

2025

Foxtel broadcasts all 63 matches from the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 live in Australia. The 24/7 pop-up TV channel Fox Sports More+, available on Foxtel Channel 507, has been turned into a dedicated Club World Cup channel where all the matches are shown live, along with match highlights, shortened games, and additional programming.

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All the coverage is available as part of regular Foxtel packages.

Furthermore, Kayo Sports streams the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 live via a dedicated 24/7 channel, similar to Foxtel. Subscribers can stream every match from Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami, Vinicius Jr’s Real Madrid, and Jude Bellingham’s Real Madrid on Foxtel Go or Foxtel Now.

Live FIFA Club World Cup 2025 streaming in Australia is provided in high-definition (HD) with English commentary on smartphones, tablets and other devices. This offer is made possible thanks to a sublicense deal with global sports streaming service DAZN, which completed its acquisition of Foxtel earlier in 2025.

CONCACAF Gold Cup

2025

About

Kayo Sports history, coverage, features

Kayo Sports is an Australian multi-sports online streaming service, which was launched in November 2018, providing live and on-demand sport content, from Fox Sports, ESPN and Kayo originals, award-winning documentaries and sports related shows and news.

Thanks to its partnership with some of the largest broadcasters in Australia, it benefits from coverage of football’s biggest leagues and tournaments. Over it's existence, it has featured the French Ligue 1, German Bundesliga, Spanish La Liga and more.

Football from the Americas has been prioritized in the past as well by the Australian sports-dedicated OTT service, with the Copa Libertadores, Copa Sudamericana and Major League Soccer (MLS) all making their way to users’ screens. In addition to football, other sporting events covered on Kayo Sports revolve around American football, baseball, basketball, boxing, cricket, cycling, Formula One, golf, motorsports, rugby, tennis, and more.

Kayo Sports’ extensive collection of annual sporting events is generated by large broadcasters available in Australia, including ESPN, ESPN2, FOX 501, FOX 502, FOX SPORTS 503, FOX 504, FOX SPORTS 505, FOX SPORTS 506, FOX SPORTS MORE+ and FOX SPORTS NEWS.

As it mirrors the full programming from partner broadcasters, Kayo Sports subscribers get direct access to magazine shows, highlights and analysis programs. That is, evidently, in addition to full event replays and live airings.

Multicasts are provided via SplitView, which enables users to watch up to four streams simultaneously, all on one screen, on the device of their choice. The OTT platform’s No Spoilers mode has also been around to let users control whether they want game scores to show on their screens or not.

Kayo Sports is available to stream on iPhones and iPads running iOS 11+, or smartphones and tablets running Android 6+. The Apple operating system requirements are similar for those watching on Apple TV (tvOS 11+), with the required 4th Generation or above. OS Version 7.0 is however the minimum for subscribers streaming on Android TV. For users on Telstra TV Box, streaming quality may be limited.

Viewers streaming Kayo Sports on the web – on Mac or PC – are advised to do so using the latest releases of major browsers – namely Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari – as well as either MacOS 10.12+ or Windows 10 and higher. Casting from mobile devices to smart TVs can be done through Chromecast, with Chromecast Ultra and the latest generation being official recommendations.

Kayo Sports’ live channels can all be watched in Australia in full HD, though subscribers may choose to downgrade video quality to standard definition (SD). In November 2019, the service was given the Best User Experience Award at the SportsPro OTT Awards in Madrid, Spain, for its efforts in providing users a rich experience through innovative measures to drive high retention and consumption in sport.