DR, the Danish Broadcasting Corporation, carries free-to-air FIFA 2026 World Cup coverage in Denmark on DR1 and DR2, with live streaming and catch-up available through DRTV. Rights are shared with TV 2, so the full 104-match tournament is split across DR and TV 2; DR's coverage is available without a TV subscription.

Where to Watch

To watch the FIFA 2026 World Cup in Denmark on DR, viewers should use DR1 or DR2 for the broadcaster's live television coverage. DR is Denmark's public-service broadcaster, and its linear channels are available free-to-air for Danish viewers.

DR does not hold the full tournament alone. The Danish rights are shared with TV 2, and all 104 matches from the expanded FIFA World Cup are scheduled across the two broadcasters. For DR-specific fixtures, viewers should check the FIFA World Cup TV schedule on DR's own programme guide or inside DRTV once match assignments are published.

Streaming Availability

FIFA World Cup live streaming in Denmark is available through DRTV for matches shown by DR. DRTV can be used through a web browser and through the DRTV app, giving viewers a direct way to watch the FIFA World Cup live when a match is part of DR's allocation.

• Streaming platform: DRTV
• TV channels: DR1 and DR2
• Access model: Free-to-air and public-service coverage through DR
• Coverage language: Danish

Device Support

DRTV is available on common mobile and TV-connected platforms. Verified app support includes iPhone, iPad, Android devices, Apple TV, Android TV and Chromecast casting. Viewers can also access DRTV through a standard web browser.

Some DRTV features use a login, such as personalised recommendations and continuing a programme across devices. DR's app information also states that streaming DRTV content while travelling in the EEA requires login and confirmation of Danish residence. For normal TV viewing on DR1 and DR2 in Denmark, coverage remains free-to-air.

Replays and Highlights

DRTV is also used for catch-up viewing. For DR's FIFA World Cup coverage, viewers can use the service to watch available previous match coverage on demand or follow World Cup highlights programming when provided by DR.

Broadcast Coverage

DR's FIFA 2026 World Cup TV coverage is focused on its own match allocation within the shared Danish rights package. The broadcaster's live matches are carried on DR1 and DR2, while DRTV provides the related FIFA World Cup live stream in Denmark for DR-covered fixtures. All World Cup programming on DR is presented in Danish.

NRK provides free-to-air coverage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Norway, with matches shown on NRK1, NRK2, NRK3 and NRK Tegnspråk and streamed through NRK TV. NRK shares Norway’s overall 104-match rights package with TV 2, but NRK’s own coverage is available without a subscription inside Norway.

Where to Watch

Viewers can watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup live on NRK through its linear TV channels and the NRK TV streaming service. NRK’s coverage forms part of the Norwegian rights arrangement for the expanded tournament in the USA, Canada and Mexico, with NRK carrying half of the 104-match competition.

• TV channels: NRK1, NRK2 and NRK3
• Accessible coverage: NRK Tegnspråk, where scheduled
• Streaming platform: NRK TV
• Access model: Free-to-air and free streaming in Norway

Streaming Availability

The main 2026 FIFA World Cup live stream in Norway for NRK matches is available through NRK TV. The service can be used on supported phones, tablets, streaming boxes and smart TVs, giving Norwegian viewers a direct route to watch NRK’s allocated World Cup matches without a pay-TV subscription.

NRK TV also carries sports news, programme clips and catch-up material where rights allow. Match clips and FIFA World Cup news items are available through NRK’s digital services, but full-match availability depends on NRK’s rights and schedule for each fixture.

Device Support

NRK lists support for several device categories for NRK TV. Supported options include iPhone 8 or newer, compatible Android phones running Android v7 or newer, selected iPad models, compatible Android tablets, Apple TV 4K, Android TV devices such as Chromecast with Google TV, and LG TVs with webOS and the NRK TV app.

Smart-TV support varies by model and platform, so viewers should check NRK TV on their device before matchday. This is relevant for anyone planning how to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Norway on a television rather than a mobile device.

Subscription and Login Requirements

NRK’s World Cup coverage is free-to-air in Norway and does not require a separate sports subscription. Creating an NRK profile is free and can be used for profile features and playback continuity.

For viewers travelling within the EU or EEA, NRK may require login and residence verification for rights-restricted content. Outside Norway, access to live NRK TV streams is limited by rights rules.

Broadcast Coverage

NRK’s 2026 FIFA World Cup TV coverage is in Norwegian, including live commentary. The broadcaster’s match schedule should be checked through NRK TV or NRK’s programme guide before each fixture, as the tournament is split between rights holders in Norway.

NRK is also scheduled to show the FIFA World Cup final in Norway. For users searching for the 2026 FIFA World Cup TV schedule, NRK TV is the primary place to confirm which matches are included in NRK’s free coverage.

TV 2 provides subscription-based 2026 FIFA World Cup coverage in Denmark on TV 2, TV 2 Sport and TV 2 Sport X, with live streaming on TV 2 Play. TV 2 shares Danish rights to all 104 matches with free-to-air broadcaster DR, but this guide covers how to watch through TV 2.

Where to Watch

To watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup live through TV 2 in Denmark, viewers need access to TV 2's paid television or streaming services. TV 2's coverage is carried across its main channel and sports channels, depending on the match allocation and daily TV schedule.

• TV channels: TV 2, TV 2 Sport and TV 2 Sport X
• Streaming platform: TV 2 Play
• Access model: Subscription-based
• Commentary: Danish commentary is standard on TV 2 coverage

Streaming Availability

The 2026 FIFA World Cup live stream in Denmark is available on TV 2 Play for matches carried by TV 2. A TV 2 Play subscription is required to access live TV 2 channels and on-demand programming through the platform.

TV 2 Play can be accessed through a web browser and through dedicated apps for iOS and Android devices. The platform also supports live TV 2 channels, which means viewers can follow TV 2's World Cup coverage away from a traditional television setup, subject to their subscription and rights restrictions.

Subscription and Access

TV 2's World Cup coverage is not free-to-air. Viewers in Denmark must have a paid TV package or TV 2 Play subscription that includes the relevant TV 2 channels. The shared Danish rights arrangement means DR also has free-to-air coverage, but TV 2's own coverage remains subscription-based.

For users searching for how to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Denmark through TV 2, the key requirement is access to TV 2, TV 2 Sport, TV 2 Sport X or TV 2 Play before kick-off. Authentication through a valid TV 2 Play account is required for streaming.

Replays and Catch-Up

TV 2 Play provides on-demand access to TV 2 programming, and the original rights information confirms that fans in Denmark can catch up on previous 2026 FIFA World Cup matches through the app. Availability may depend on the match rights attached to TV 2's coverage and the user's active subscription.

Broadcast Coverage

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is being played in the United States, Canada and Mexico, with 104 matches in the expanded tournament. TV 2 and DR jointly cover the full tournament for Danish viewers, while TV 2's own FIFA World Cup TV coverage is delivered through its paid channels and TV 2 Play.

For the latest 2026 FIFA World Cup TV schedule on TV 2, viewers should use TV 2's programme listings or TV 2 Play match listings, as individual match placement between TV 2, TV 2 Sport and TV 2 Sport X can vary during the tournament.