By Roger EbertFootball enthusiasts worldwide are eagerly anticipating the high-stakes FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16 clash between Norway and Brazil. This decisive encounter is scheduled for Sunday, July 5, at MetLife Stadium, also known as New York New Jersey Stadium during the tournament. As a single-elimination fixture, the match carries immense pressure for both teams, promising an electrifying contest for viewers.
For those looking to catch every moment of this pivotal game, live broadcast coverage will be available on Fox, starting at 1 p.m. PT/4 p.m. ET. Additionally, a range of streaming platforms will offer live access to the match, catering to diverse viewing preferences. Options include DirecTV, which provides a five-day complimentary trial, Fubo with a one-day trial, Sling, and Hulu + Live TV. Spanish-language coverage will be accessible via Telemundo and Peacock, the official World Cup streaming partner for Spanish broadcasts.
Beyond traditional network broadcasts and live TV streaming services, the entire tournament, including the Norway vs. Brazil game, will be streamed live on Fox One, the dedicated 2026 World Cup streaming service. Fox One offers a three-day free trial, after which a monthly subscription costs $19.99. These numerous viewing avenues ensure that fans across different regions can tune in and support their favorite teams in this thrilling World Cup journey.
The global appeal of football, particularly during the World Cup, unites people from diverse backgrounds. Access to these matches through various platforms promotes inclusivity, allowing a wider audience to experience the excitement and passion of the sport. Such events not only showcase athletic prowess but also foster a sense of community and shared enthusiasm across the globe.
