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How to watch World Cup in Côte d'Ivoire
Wondering how to watch World Cup live in Côte d'Ivoire? This guide covers all the ways you can stream or tune into every match of the season — from official TV broadcasters to online streaming platforms and mobile apps.
World Cup fans in Côte d'Ivoire can enjoy live coverage, replays, and highlights through multiple options, including live streaming services, linear TV, and digital platforms. This page lists the official broadcast partners and streaming platforms for World Cup in Côte d'Ivoire, helping you follow every match live or on-demand.
See the full match schedule, kick-off times, standings and TV listings.
Live streaming and TV options for 2026 season
The deal, which covers the majority of Sub-Saharan Africa, was agreed in the summer of 2025 and means that the majority of World Cup matches are on pay-TV in the region, just as they were for the 2022 Qatar World Cup. The broadcaster is required to sublicense 34 matches from the tournament to a free-to-air provider, which equates to one match per day.
New World TV's coverage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup is being shown on their pay-TV channel and their dedicated streaming service, also called New World TV. This can be downloaded as an app in Sub-Saharan Africa, but a subscription fee is required to gain access to live content, including World Cup matches.
All 2026 World Cup coverage on New World TV is in French.
New World TV airs World Cup matches on New World Sport 5, New World Sport 6, New World Sport 7, New World Sport App, New World Sport1, New World Sport2, New World Sport3 or New World Sport4.
RTI will show a select number of matches from the tournament, including the final on Sunday, 19 July at MetLife Stadium. Coverage will be spread across their catalogue of channels, including La Premiere and La 3.
All 2026 World Cup coverage on RTI is provided in the French language. In years gone by, this has been provided by a team of journalists and former players, including Rach N'Guessan Kouassi and Ricardo Xama.
RTI’s coverage goes beyond live matches. Regular news bulletins will keep fans up to date with the latest stories from the tournament, while their social media channels are expected to post match clips and other World Cup content.
In the Ivory Coast, users can stream the 2026 World Cup live and on-demand on RTI Play. This streaming service is available for free and can be accessed either through a web browser or via an app, which can be downloaded for free onto iOS and Android devices in the Ivory Coast.
In Sub-Saharan Africa, SuperSport will broadcast the FIFA World Cup 2026 on its SuperSport channels via DStv, supported by FIFA WC Central and FIFA WC Extra, with streaming through DStv Stream, the DStv app and GOtv Stream for eligible subscribers. SuperSport’s coverage is subscription-based and includes all 104 matches live across DStv Premium, Compact Plus, Compact, Family and Access.
Where to Watch
Viewers can watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 live on SuperSport through DStv in Sub-Saharan Africa. SuperSport’s FIFA World Cup TV coverage runs from the opening match on 11 June to the final on 19 July, covering all 104 matches from the expanded tournament.
The confirmed DStv packages carrying SuperSport’s live World Cup coverage are:
- DStv Premium
- DStv Compact Plus
- DStv Compact
- DStv Family
- DStv Access
SuperSport has also listed GOtv and GOtv Stream as access routes for its FIFA World Cup 2026 coverage. Availability may depend on the viewer’s country and active package.
Streaming Availability
The FIFA World Cup 2026 live stream in Sub-Saharan Africa is available through DStv Stream and the DStv app for customers with supported subscriptions. SuperSport has confirmed that all 104 matches are available to stream on eligible packages.
The DStv app supports live TV and Catch Up content according to the customer’s subscription package and country. Supported viewing devices include smartphones, tablets, laptops, selected smart TVs, Android TV, Apple TV and Xbox consoles, subject to the DStv Stream device requirements in the viewer’s market.
Subscription and Access
SuperSport’s World Cup coverage is not free-to-air through DStv. Access requires an active DStv or supported MultiChoice subscription package. Live TV and on-demand content on the DStv app are tied to the viewer’s package and territory, so customers should check their local DStv account before relying on streaming access.
Broadcast Coverage
SuperSport is providing live commentary for every match it broadcasts. The coverage includes eight language options across Sub-Saharan Africa, with confirmed languages including Pidgin, Swahili, Twi, Luganda and Portuguese.
Alongside the live match feed, SuperSport is using two dedicated World Cup channels, FIFA WC Central and FIFA WC Extra. These channels are scheduled to operate 24 hours a day during the tournament and carry supporting programming such as highlights, replays, studio presentation and magazine shows.
Replays, Highlights and Extra Programming
Fans who cannot follow every match live can use SuperSport’s World Cup support programming for replays and highlights. SuperSport has announced additional tournament shows, including Masterclass, Insights in America with Julia Stuart and On the Mark with Mark Gleeson.
SuperSport.com and the SuperSport mobile app are also used for live scores, match updates, statistics, goals and highlights. This makes them useful companion services for viewers checking the FIFA World Cup TV schedule or following matches away from a TV screen.
Supersport airs World Cup matches on DStv Now, SuperSport Action Africa, SuperSport Football Plus ROA, SuperSport Football ROA, SuperSport GOtv Football, SuperSport GOtv LaLiga, SuperSport GOtv Select 1, SuperSport GOtv Select 2, Supersport Grandstand ROA, SuperSport Laliga ROA, SuperSport MaXimo 1, SuperSport MaXimo 2, SuperSport MáXimo 3, SuperSport Premier League ROA, SuperSport Variety, SuperSport Variety 2, SuperSport Variety 3 or SuperSport Variety 4.
The free-to-air channel owns the rights to 44 of the 104 matches at the tournament, which is taking place in the USA, Canada and Mexico.
Of these 44 matches, all those featuring the Ivory Coast national team are included, meaning home fans can keep right up to date with how the Elephants are getting on in the tournament.
The deal is a continuation of the one that NCI had for World Cup qualifying matches, where they also owned the rights to all of the Ivory Coast’s matches.
All 2026 World Cup matches on NCI will come with French-language commentary and analysis provided by a large team of professional journalists and former footballers. Historically, football coverage has been presented by Malick Traoré.
In addition to live matches, NCI is also set to air complementary 2026 World Cup programming throughout the tournament, including highlights packages. The channel’s daily news bulletins will also provide viewers with match clips and the latest stories from the tournament.
Football fans in the Ivory Coast can stream NCI’s 2026 World Cup coverage live and on demand via the My NCI TV app, which can be downloaded for free onto iOS and Android devices in the country.
