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Rene Millman

How a free YouTube channel is using the World Cup to destroy the broadcaster paywall

Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo (7) leaves the pitch following the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group K match between Columbia and Portugal on Saturday, June 27, 2026 at Miami Stadium in Miami Gardens, FL.
  • Brazilian YouTube channel CazéTV hit a record 12.4 million concurrent viewers by streaming the World Cup for free in 4K
  • Fans use VPNs to bypass local paywalls and access the legal broadcast
  • While the Portuguese commentary limits global appeal, fans can still use a VPN to find other free international streams

The 2026 World Cup is in full swing, and millions of football fans have found a new, entirely legal way to dodge expensive broadcaster paywalls: YouTube.

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