Netflix (NFLX): 2030 World Cup Rights Expand Its Live-Sports Reach

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Netflix has secured rights to stream all 104 matches of the men’s World Cup centenary tournament in Spain and Andorra, expanding its live-sports offering in a major football market. The agreement adds a prominent event to its strategy of using live programming to attract and engage audiences.

The rights include important free-access provisions. One match per matchday will be free in Spain, while a national free-to-air broadcaster will carry a package including every Spain match, both semifinals and the final. Financial terms were not disclosed, leaving the eventual business contribution dependent on audience response and delivery costs.

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Sunday October 18, 2026