Mexican television networks Sky HD, Televisa, Azteca Deportes and TDN have been granted the rights to broadcast a number of World Cup games via mobile and the internet. All networks will extend the availability of all World Cup matches from their TV channels to their streaming platforms. Below is a guide of how you can stream the 2018 FIFA World Cup online and on your devices through official providers.
World Cup streaming via the official broadcasters
The satellite TV service provides full coverage of the 2018 FIFA World Cup via their streaming service, known as Blue to go Video Everywhere. The service will be available to those users who purchase the service on a small fee via their website, www.bluetogo.mx . This platform will broadcast all 64 games of the competition, with exclusive rights to 24 of those matches.
The largest TV network in Latin America will have broadcast rights for 30 World Cup games. All of those matches will be available on their website, www.televisadeportes.com . This website will also provide minute-by-minute coverage of the remaining 34 games of the competition.
The second largest TV network in Mexico will broadcast the same 30 games as Televisa, which will be available on their dedicated TV channel and their website, www.aztecadeportes.com.
This cable TV company bought exclusive rights to ten World Cup games, and will also share those games acquired by Televisa Deportes. Those matches will be available online via Blue To Go's streaming service, since this channel has a live streaming agreement with the referred website.
World Cup streaming in English
Blue To Go will offer a SAP feature on its website ( www.bluetogo.mx) , which will come in handy for those fans that want to follow the tournament in English. It is yet to be revealed if this feature will also be available for the Blue to Go app. All 64 games will be available on this platform in English language.
World Cup streaming in Spanish
All remaining options mentioned above will have a dedicated Spanish broadcast of the competition. Sky HD will have all 64 games available, with exclusive rights to 24. Televisa Deportes and Azteca Deportes will share broadcasting rights to 30 games, while TDN owns exclusive rights to ten World Cup games.
Apps with live World Cup games
Blue To Go - This app will have all 64 games available with 24 of them being broadcast exclusively by SkySports Mexico.
Televisa Deportes - The Mexican TV network owns broadcast rights to 30 World Cup games, which will also be available via their Televisa Deportes app.
Izzi GO - The cable TV company announced recently that they will make all of their content available for all of their subscribers during the FIFA World Cup. Subscribers will have the option to choose between games being broadcast by Televisa or Azteca Deportes (30 games), while they will also have cable TV channel TDN available for both live and on-demand broadcasts.
The 2018 FIFA World Cup Match Streaming Schedule
Please see below for detailed broadcast listings of all 64 World Cup live match broadcasts across all available official platforms in Mexico.
