- Netflix has secured exclusive broadcast rights in Spain for the 2030 Fifa World Cup, agreeing to stream all 104 matches live.
- Under the terms of the deal, a national free-to-air broadcaster will show one match per matchday, including every Spain fixture, both semi-finals and the final.
- The 2030 centenary tournament is being co-hosted by Spain, Portugal and Morocco, following three opening centenary matches in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay.
- The financial details of the agreement were not disclosed, though Spanish rights for the 2026 tournament were previously acquired for 55 million euros.
- The contract marks Netflix's first major men's World Cup deal, expanding on its existing rights for the 2027 and 2031 Women's World Cups in the US.
IN FULL
Netflix seals landmark deal to show 2030 World Cup matches in Spain