Netflix takes all 104 games of the 2030 World Cup in Spain and Andorra
Netflix will show every match of the 2030 FIFA World Cup exclusively in Spain and Andorra.
The deal covers all 104 matches, meaning no other broadcaster or streamer in those two territories will carry the tournament, according to trade reporting by Variety. Netflix confirmed the agreement on 13 October 2026 in an official announcement titled "Netflix Secures Exclusive Rights in Spain and Andorra to the FIFA World Cup 2030", published on its newsroom site (Netflix).
The 2030 tournament is the centenary edition of the men's World Cup. It will be co-hosted by Spain, Morocco and Portugal, with three additional centenary celebration matches in Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay.
FIFA's proposed schedule puts those centenary matches on 8-9 June, the official opening on 13-14 June, and the final on 21 July. Dates were reported by Variety.
Viewers in Spain will not need a Netflix subscription for everything. One match per matchday will be made available free in Spain under the deal.
A separate package will also be offered to a national free-to-air broadcaster, meaning a channel anyone can watch without paying. That package includes every Spain national team match, both semifinals and the final.
Netflix has not yet named the television partner that will carry that free coverage in Spain. Financial terms of the FIFA agreement were not disclosed.
The Spain-Andorra deal adds to Netflix's growing football slate. The company already holds the rights in the United States and Canada to the Women's World Cups in 2027 and 2031.
In the wider rights market, FIFA would like to bundle English- and Spanish-language rights into one package for the 2030 and 2034 World Cups, as reported by Yahoo Sports on 17 September. That report described conversations around the men's tournament rights in the US.
For fans, this means a split screen in 2030. Every game lives on Netflix in Spain and Andorra, while the biggest nights stay free for all.
