World Cup: How to watch FIFA World Cup LIVE, FREE and EXCLUSIVE on SBS

Posted by World Wide Tickets And Hospitality on February 21st, 2022

The FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar is less than a year away and SBS will be the EXCLUSIVE one-stop-shop for Australian football followers to watch all 64 games LIVE, FREE, and in HD. WATCH every match of the Qatar Football World Cup LIVE, FREE and EXCLUSIVE on SBS.

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For all the newest action and updates from the varied range of SBS Sports, follow us on SBS Sport Facebook and Twitter. The FIFA World Cup 2022 kicks off on November 21, 2022, and will be broadcast wholly on SBS in Australia.

All 64 games from Qatar will be shown live and free, with eight live matches shown concurrently on SBS VICELAND. In total, 500 hours of FIFA World Cup 2022 content will be broadcast across SBS and SBS VICELAND through the tournament including highlights shows, classic games, and match replays in addition to live game attention.

Many games will be at favorable times for Aussie followers, with eight games in the group stage set to kick off during prime time at 9 pm and 16 group stage games to kick off at 6 am. The Football World Cup final will be detained on December 19 at the Lusail Stadium in the Qatari capital of Doha.

Audiences will also be obtainable comprehensive admission to Football World Cup content across SBS\'s digital platforms, with live streams, game replays, various mini-matches, and more obtainable via SBS On Demand.

Plus, the new SBS Sport website will be your home for all the latest climaxes, interviews, video extras, news, feature stories, feelings, and all the major speaking points from Qatar 2022. Fifteen states have previously booked their ticket to Qatar Football World Cup, including Germany, France, Belgium, Brazil, Spain, England, Netherlands, Argentina, and hosts Qatar.

Though several nations have previously secured their place at the FIFA World Cup 2022, there are still many still fighting to qualify.  The Socceroos are one nation that is still in the successively to check their place in Qatar.For more know about Qatar World Cup Tickets click here.

Two games remain in the third round of AFC World Cup qualifiers, with the Socceroos currently in third place three points behind Japan and four drifting of group leaders Saudi Arabia. Only the top two teams in each group earn an automatic qualification, with the two third-placed nations required to face off for a place in the inter-confederation playoffs in mid-June.

Portugal and Italy are also yet to confirm their place in Qatar World Cup, with the European superpowers set to go head-to-head in the final round of UEFA qualifying later this year. African World Cup qualifying will also reach its crescendo, with key fittings to take place in March that will decide which sides represent the continent in Qatar.

Temporarily, the highly-anticipated FIFA World Cup 2022 draw will take place on April 1 in Doha. Want more gratified ahead of Qatar Football World Cup 2022? Head over to SBS On Demand to view the latest incidents from the FIFA World Cup magazine show, as well as 40 of the most notable moments the tournament has ever seen.

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