Overview
- Rights-holders will be allowed to livestream the first 10 minutes of every match on their official YouTube channels.
- Broadcasters and FIFA will publish extended highlights, short clips, behind-the-scenes material and video on demand, with portions of FIFA’s archive released including full classic matches.
- Selected full games may stream on YouTube in specified regions at the discretion of local rights-holders, with financial terms not disclosed.
- In Mexico, outlets report ViX will carry all 104 matches as a paid service, while TV Azteca plans 32 free-to-air broadcasts.
- YouTube creators will receive special access to produce exclusive stories and tactical analysis designed to engage younger audiences.