Sling TV is one of the more affordable virtual cable options for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The service offers several plan tiers with different channel packages. The find every stream here guide explains which Sling TV plan covers the most World Cup content and what fans need to know before subscribing.

Sling TV’s Orange plan includes FOX and FS1 in markets where FOX is available. The Blue plan adds FS2 to the channel lineup. A combined Orange and Blue plan gives you FOX, FS1, and FS2, which covers every English-language World Cup broadcast in the United States.

Telemundo on Sling TV

Telemundo availability on Sling TV varies by market. In markets where Telemundo is available, it appears in the broadcast network add-on package. Checking Sling TV’s channel guide for your specific zip code before subscribing confirms whether Telemundo is accessible in your area.

For Spanish-language World Cup coverage specifically, Peacock Premium is a more reliable and universal option than relying on Telemundo through Sling TV. Adding Peacock Premium alongside a Sling TV subscription for FOX channels creates a complete bilingual World Cup package at a lower combined monthly cost than Fubo TV.

Sling TV Pricing for the World Cup Period

Sling TV’s combined Orange and Blue plan costs approximately $55 to $60 per month. Adding Peacock Premium at $6 to $8 brings the total to roughly $62 to $68 per month — less than Fubo TV’s single-service price for comparable coverage. For budget-conscious cord-cutters who want complete World Cup access, the Sling TV plus Peacock combination is one of the most cost-effective setups available.

World Cup 2026 on Sling TV: Plans and Coverage

Sling TV offers two base plan options: Sling Orange and Sling Blue. FOX and FS1 are available on Sling Blue. Sling Orange includes ESPN. For World Cup 2026 you need Sling Blue to access FOX and FS1 where the majority of English-language matches air. The Blue plan costs approximately $45 per month with no contract requirement. You can cancel after the tournament ends.

Sling TV’s interface organizes live and upcoming events in an easy-to-navigate guide. The DVR feature on Sling lets you record matches to watch later. The simultaneous streams limitation on the base plan means only three screens can watch at the same time on Sling Blue. For larger households watching different matches on different screens simultaneously, that cap may require managing screen usage during busy group-stage matchdays.