Fifa World Cup Live Online

Fifa World Cup Live Online

The 2018 FIFA World Cup tournament brings together 32 competing nations, including some of the greatest players in the world, and produces many intriguing storylines.
One of the most skillful players in the world, Lionel Messi, has not seen Argentina win a World Cup in his entire lifetime — but can the FC Barcelona forward stop the rot and lead La Albiceleste to glory this summer?
Portugal has Cristiano Ronaldo up front and will hope to build on the success the team enjoyed when it won the UEFA Euro 2016 competition two years ago.
Then there's terrific in-form players like goal-hungry Egyptian Mohamed Salah, merciless England striker Harry Kane, and France forward Antoine Griezmann.
One team determined to put up a fight is Germany, as the reigning champions lifted the FIFA World Cup for the fourth time in 2014 in Brazil.
The blockbuster first weekend continues with the highly-anticipated clash between Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal and fierce rival Spain from 3:30am on Saturday 16 June.
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Coverage then turns to the Socceroos' clash against France, at the family-friendly time of 7pm on Saturday night, before tournament favourites Germany take on Mexico from 12am, Monday 18 June.
SBS's coverage of the Socceroos’ campaign to progress from group C under new coach Bert van Marwijk will also see the boys in green and gold face Denmark from 9pm on Thursday 21 June, then Peru on Tuesday 26 June from 11pm.

Throughout the group stage, live match coverage of the World Cup on SBS will feature at least 19 of the 32 competing nations with more to be covered in the round of 16 and finals.


SBS's full FIFA World Cup supporting programming schedule, featuring FIFA classic matches and daily highlights and analysis live from Red Square, will be announced closer to June.

All 64 matches of the 2018 tournament will be available to live stream via the app, which will be available from June 4, with SBS's match of the day free for all users and the remaining 39 matches available within the World Cup app to Optus Sport subscribers.

The tournament begins on Thursday June 14 when host nation Russia takes on Saudia Arabia in a Group A match at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow.
This is the only game that takes place on the opening day of the 2018 World Cup as the competition really gets going the following day, Friday June 15, with three matches including a Group B clash between Portugal and Spain.
The tournament ends on Sunday July 15, which is the day of the final.


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