Streaming & TV Guide
How to Watch the 2026 World Cup in Morocco
Every confirmed way to watch all 104 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches from Morocco — official TV channels, live streams, free options and how to set each one up.
Watch for free
- Morocco's own national-team matches (group stage vs Brazil, Scotland and Haiti, plus any knockout games the Atlas Lions reach) are FREE-TO-AIR on SNRT's Arryadia / Al Aoula channels - no subscription needed, just a TNT/satellite receiver.
- Watch those same free SNRT matches online at no cost via snrtlive.ma or the free 'SNRT Live' app (iOS/Android), with Arabic commentary.
- beIN SPORTS NEWS provides free rolling news, updates and analysis (highlights/news only, not full live matches).
- For matches NOT involving Morocco, there is no confirmed legal free option in Morocco - those require a paid beIN SPORTS or TOD subscription.
Broadcasters & streaming
SNRT (Arryadia / Al Aoula)
FreeFree with ads (free-to-air, no subscription)- Coverage
- Morocco national-team matches only (group games vs Brazil, Scotland, Haiti, plus any knockout matches Morocco reaches)
- Languages
- Arabic, Arabic (Moroccan Darija)
- Devices
- Smart TV, Terrestrial TNT decoder, iOS, Android, Web browser
How to set up & watch
- 1For TV: tune your TNT/terrestrial receiver or satellite box to Arryadia (the SNRT sports channel) or Al Aoula. No subscription or login is needed.
- 2For mobile/web: open snrtlive.ma in a browser, or install the free 'SNRT Live' app from the Apple App Store or Google Play.
- 3Open the app/site, pick the Arryadia channel from the live-channel list (no account required).
- 4At kickoff, select the live Morocco match stream; commentary is in Arabic.
- 5To watch on a TV, cast from the app via Chromecast/AirPlay, or just use the Arryadia channel directly on your TV set.
beIN SPORTS MAX (satellite / beIN CONNECT)
PaidPaid subscription. beIN ran a Summer offer (FIFA World Cup 2026 package bundled with a free 3-month PREMIUM or 12-month TOGETHER package using promo code SUMMER26); exact MAD pricing varies by package and dealer.- Coverage
- All 104 matches across beIN SPORTS MAX 1-6 (Arabic on MAX 1-4, English on MAX 5, French on MAX 6)
- Languages
- Arabic, English, French
- Devices
- Satellite receiver, Smart TV, iOS, Android, Web browser, Apple TV
How to set up & watch
- 1Go to bein.com (worldcup2026 page) or an authorised beIN dealer in Morocco and choose a World Cup package; apply promo code SUMMER26 if the offer is still active.
- 2Complete payment and activate your beIN subscription/smartcard for your satellite receiver.
- 3For streaming, install the 'beIN CONNECT' app on your phone, tablet, Smart TV or Apple TV, or open it in a web browser.
- 4Log in with your beIN account credentials.
- 5Find the match under the FIFA World Cup 2026 section and pick your language channel (MAX 6 for French, MAX 5 for English, MAX 1-4 for Arabic).
- 6Cast to your TV with Chromecast/AirPlay, or watch directly on your satellite box.
TOD by beIN (streaming)
PaidWorld Cup Full Pass approx $159.99/season (all 104 matches, 4K HDR, 2 devices); Mobile Pass approx $99.99/season (mobile/tablet only); Best Value annual bundle approx $419.99/year. Talabat Pro + TOD country bundles exist in some Gulf markets; a specific MAD price for Morocco was not confirmed.- Coverage
- All 104 matches live and on demand, available in 4K HDR (the official beIN streaming service for MENA, including Morocco)
- Languages
- Arabic, English, French
- Devices
- iOS, Android, Web browser, Smart TV, Apple TV, Fire TV, Chromecast, Roku
How to set up & watch
- 1Visit tod.tv and create a TOD account with your email.
- 2Choose a World Cup pass (Full Pass for all 104 matches in 4K, or the cheaper Mobile Pass) and pay.
- 3Install the TOD app on your phone, tablet, Smart TV, Apple TV, Fire TV or Roku, or open tod.tv in a browser.
- 4Log in with your TOD account.
- 5Open the FIFA World Cup 2026 hub, pick your match and select your commentary language (Arabic, English or French).
- 6Cast to a TV via Chromecast/AirPlay or use the TOD app built into your Smart TV / streaming stick.
Good to know
beIN SPORTS is the exclusive rights-holder for all 104 matches across 24 MENA countries including Morocco; SNRT obtained free-to-air terrestrial rights for Morocco's national-team matches only via a sub-licence agreement with beIN. Geo-restrictions: SNRT Live, beIN CONNECT and TOD streams are geo-locked to their licensed territories; using a VPN to bypass region locks typically violates the platforms' terms of service. 4K/HDR: TOD advertises all 104 matches in 4K HDR; SNRT's free broadcast is standard HD. No blackouts are expected for Morocco's own matches on free TV since SNRT holds explicit FTA rights. Radio: SNRT's radio stations (available free via the same SNRT Live app and snrtlive.ma) traditionally carry live Arabic commentary of major Morocco matches, a good low-bandwidth option. Kick-off times for Morocco's group games are around 11 p.m. Morocco time. Prices listed for beIN/TOD are season passes quoted in USD/regional currencies; confirm the exact Moroccan dirham (MAD) price with beIN's official site or an authorised local dealer before buying, as offers and taxes vary.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I watch Morocco's World Cup 2026 matches for free in Morocco?
- Yes. SNRT secured free-to-air rights for the Atlas Lions' matches through an agreement with beIN Sports. You can watch them free on the Arryadia and Al Aoula channels on terrestrial/satellite TV, or stream them free at snrtlive.ma or via the SNRT Live app, with Arabic commentary.
- How can I watch ALL 104 World Cup matches in Morocco (not just Morocco's games)?
- You need a paid subscription. beIN SPORTS is the exclusive MENA rights-holder and carries every match on beIN SPORTS MAX 1-6 (via satellite or beIN CONNECT). Its streaming service TOD by beIN also offers all 104 matches in 4K HDR, with a World Cup Full Pass around $159.99 for the season or a cheaper Mobile Pass.
- What commentary languages are available, including French?
- SNRT broadcasts in Arabic. beIN and TOD offer Arabic, English and French - on beIN SPORTS MAX, French commentary is typically on MAX 6, English on MAX 5, and Arabic on MAX 1-4, which is useful given Morocco's large French-speaking audience.