Fox One: Stream the 2026 FIFA World Cup Live—Schedule, Free Trials & Device Guide

The future of cord-cutting just got a lot brighter: Fox Corporation’s newly launched streaming hub, Fox One, is now live in the United States and Mexico and is positioning itself as a one-stop destination for live sports, breaking news and prime-time entertainment — all in a single app. From NFL Sundays to “The Masked Singer,” here’s what viewers need to know. ALL-IN STREAMING: WHAT’S INSIDE THE FOX ONE LIBRARY Fox One folds virtually every Fox-owned network into one platform, giving subscribers simultaneous access to: • Fox Sports, FS1, FS2 and Big Ten Network for marquee events such as the NFL, MLB, NASCAR and the 2026 FIFA World Cup™. • Fox News, Fox Business and Fox Weather for 24/7 live news coverage. • The entire Fox broadcast lineup, including “The Simpsons,” “Hell’s Kitchen” and “The Masked Singer,” plus next-day on-demand episodes. • Spanish-language sports on Fox Deportes, with Liga MX, Concacaf Champions Cup and more already confirmed for Mexico viewers. PRICING, BUNDLES AND FREE PERKS At launch, the standalone price is $19.99 per month, or $24.99 when bundled with the true-crime and lifestyle service Fox Nation. Viewers who already authenticate through a participating pay-TV provider get automatic Fox One access at no extra cost, eliminating the headache of multiple log-ins. Sports die-hards can also add ESPN Unlimited for $39.99 per month, consolidating every major U.S. sports right in one subscription. LIVE SPORTS: WHY FOX ONE MATTERS IN 2026 Fox holds exclusive U.S. English-language broadcast rights to the FIFA World Cup 2026, which means every one of the tournament’s 104 matches will stream live on Fox One alongside linear Fox and FS1 simulcasts. The service will also carry the expanded College Football Playoff, the UFL spring football league, MLB Postseason games and every NASCAR Cup Series race, making it a heavyweight challenger to ESPN+ and Peacock. HOW IT COMPARES TO RIVALS • Content breadth: Unlike Max’s Bleacher Report add-on or Prime Video’s Thursday Night Football carve-out, Fox One includes entertainment, national news and a robust sports calendar under one roof. • Price point: At $19.99, Fox One undercuts Fubo’s $79.99 base tier and comes in just below Disney’s $24.99 trio bundle, while matching Peacock Premium Plus for ad-free sports. • Device support: The app is already live on iOS, Android, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV and most smart-TV operating systems, with game-day multi-view and 4K HDR for select events. SIGN-UP IN THREE STEPS 1. Download the Fox One app from your device’s app store or visit Fox.com. 2. Choose “Start Free Trial” to test-drive the service or “Sign In With TV Provider” for instant access. 3. Customize your channel grid and turn on match reminders so you never miss kickoff. WHAT’S NEXT: GLOBAL EXPANSION ON THE HORIZON Fox confirmed that the service will roll out to additional Latin American markets later this year, replacing regional offerings such as Caliente TV in Mexico and partnering with Claro Video for billing and distribution. Industry analysts expect Canadian and Caribbean launches before World Cup qualifying heats up in early 2027. BOTTOM LINE For cord-cutters who refuse to compromise on live sports, headline news or hit series, Fox One delivers a streamlined alternative that finally unifies the Murdoch media empire’s most-watched brands. With the biggest World Cup in history now visible on the horizon, jumping aboard early could be the smartest play in today’s fast-shifting streaming lineup.