2026 FIFA World Cup broadcast lineup and streaming options in Italy
Italy will see the 2026 FIFA World Cup split between the state broadcaster Rai and the subscription service DAZN. Rai will air a single match per day in free-to-air, including Belgium‑Egypt on June 15, France‑Senegal on June 16 and England‑Croatia on June 17, with commentary provided by a roster of Italian pundits. DAZN carries the full slate of 104 matches and offers full or family subscription plans, as well as a dedicated World Cup Pass for complete access.
For viewers outside Italy, the articles advise using a VPN (such as NordVPN, currently promoted at a reduced price) to connect to an Italian server and stream Rai Play or DAZN with Italian commentary.
These details outline how fans can follow the tournament domestically and abroad, highlighting the roles of Rai, DAZN, and VPN services in delivering match coverage.