How to Watch All 104 Matches of the 2026 World Cup in Kenya: TV and Streaming Guide
The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off on June 11, featuring a record 48 teams, including 10 from Africa. This tournament, hosted across the United States, Mexico, and Canada, will be the largest ever, running for five weeks.
Kenyan viewers can watch the matches live, with the national broadcaster KBC holding free-to-air rights. Besides KBC, there are several pay-TV and streaming options available to follow every game.
TV Channels and Streaming Platforms Showing the World Cup in Kenya
- KBC: Broadcasting 34 matches free to air.
- SuperSport via DStv and GoTV, including their streaming apps.
- Azam.
- Sporty TV on YouTube, also airing 34 matches.
Match Timings in Kenya
With matches happening in North America, expect many games at odd hours. The opening match between Mexico and South Africa starts at 10 pm East Africa Time (EAT). Other matches occur at times like 1 am, 4 am, and even 6 am EAT. The final, set for July 19 in New Jersey, will begin at 10 pm EAT.
The tournament will take place across 16 stadiums: 11 in the United States, including the AT&T Stadium in Texas. The final match is scheduled at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
