Let’s face it. You aren’t going to get any actual work done in the summer of 2026.
Between June 11 and July 19, corporate productivity across North America is going to absolutely crater because the World Cup is taking over, and you will inevitably be squinting at a tiny screen under your desk while pretending to review spreadsheets. We know the drill. You need a stream. You need it now.
The logistics of this thing are absurd. This bloated tournament features 104 matches scattered across 16 stadiums in the US, Canada, and Mexico. If you want to stream every single minute of the madness on the go, your destination is Peacock. Every game. Live. The catch? It is the Spanish-language broadcast, Peacock en Español. Honestly, the commentary is better anyway.
If you still pay a cable company, you can find 92 of the matches on Telemundo, while the remaining 12 will air on Universo. Get your excuses ready. Your boss won’t know what hit them.
