Hello

Pls help, any news how we expats can watch the world cup in thailand.

Noted thailand are try to get it free on thai tv.

I do not mind paying for subscription.

I have a firestick

Thanks in advance

AI says that Jasmine International are in negotiations with FIFA to get a deal in place.

JI are the people who bring Premier League football to Thailand, by phone, laptop and TV, with English commentary, through Monomax and AIS. That service is via subscription.

Edited June 8Jun 8 by champers

JAS has the rights as from yesterday and will announce all details today at 15:00.

Are some of the games being shown on BBC iPlayer? Like for example a "FIFA World Cup" Match of the Day"?

All (or certainly most) of the games are on BBC and ITV. Any IPTV service will give you access.

Here’s the upcoming World Cup match overview in Thai time — ICT / Bangkok time, UTC+7.

Sunday, June 14

• 02:00 — Qatar vs Switzerland

• 05:00 — Brazil vs Morocco

• 08:00 — Haiti vs Scotland

• 11:00 — Australia vs Turkey

Monday, June 15

• 00:00 — Germany vs Curaçao

• 03:00 — Netherlands vs Japan

• 06:00 — Ivory Coast vs Ecuador

• 09:00 — Sweden vs Tunisia

• 23:00 — Spain vs Cape Verde

Tuesday, June 16

• 02:00 — Belgium vs Egypt

• 05:00 — Saudi Arabia vs Uruguay

• 08:00 — Iran vs New Zealand

Wednesday, June 17

• 02:00 — France vs Senegal

• 05:00 — Iraq vs Norway

• 08:00 — Argentina vs Algeria

• 11:00 — Austria vs Jordan

Thursday, June 18

• 00:00 — Portugal vs DR Congo

• 03:00 — England vs Croatia

• 06:00 — Ghana vs Panama

• 09:00 — Uzbekistan vs Colombia

• 23:00 — Czechia vs South Africa

Friday, June 19

• 02:00 — Switzerland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina

• 05:00 — Canada vs Qatar

• 08:00 — Mexico vs South Korea

Saturday, June 20

• 02:00 — United States vs Australia

• 05:00 — Scotland vs Morocco

• 07:30 — Brazil vs Haiti

• 10:00 — Turkey vs Paraguay

Sunday, June 21

• 00:00 — Netherlands vs Sweden

• 03:00 — Germany vs Ivory Coast

• 07:00 — Ecuador vs Curaçao

• 11:00 — Tunisia vs Japan

• 23:00 — Spain vs Saudi Arabia

Monday, June 22

• 02:00 — Belgium vs Iran

• 05:00 — Uruguay vs Cape Verde

• 08:00 — New Zealand vs Egypt

Tuesday, June 23

• 00:00 — Argentina vs Austria

• 04:00 — France vs Iraq

• 07:00 — Norway vs Senegal

• 10:00 — Jordan vs Algeria

Wednesday, June 24

• 00:00 — Portugal vs Uzbekistan

• 03:00 — England vs Ghana

• 06:00 — Panama vs Croatia

• 09:00 — Colombia vs DR Congo

Thursday, June 25

• 02:00 — Switzerland vs Canada

• 02:00 — Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar

• 05:00 — Scotland vs Brazil

• 05:00 — Morocco vs Haiti

• 08:00 — Czechia vs Mexico

• 08:00 — South Africa vs South Korea

Friday, June 26

• 03:00 — Ecuador vs Germany

• 03:00 — Curaçao vs Ivory Coast

• 06:00 — Tunisia vs Netherlands

• 06:00 — Japan vs Sweden

• 09:00 — Turkey vs United States

• 09:00 — Paraguay vs Australia

Saturday, June 27

• 02:00 — Norway vs France

• 02:00 — Senegal vs Iraq

• 07:00 — Uruguay vs Spain

• 07:00 — Cape Verde vs Saudi Arabia

• 10:00 — New Zealand vs Belgium

• 10:00 — Egypt vs Iran

Sunday, June 28

• 04:00 — Panama vs England

• 04:00 — Croatia vs Ghana

• 06:30 — Colombia vs Portugal

• 06:30 — DR Congo vs Uzbekistan

• 09:00 — Jordan vs Argentina

• 09:00 — Algeria vs Austria

Indeed, ITV and the BBC are the main broadcasters for the UK. In Thailand, MONOMAX appears to be the relevant platform, although it probably requires a paid subscription.

In Australia, SBS On Demand streams all 104 matches live and free, including replays, mini-matches, and highlights. The service is restricted to viewers in Australia because World Cup broadcasting rights are sold on a regional basis. Registration with an email address is required, but no paid package is needed. The service is ad-supported. From Thailand, SBS On Demand is only accessible if you connect through a VPN server in Australia. Here's a screenshot:

10 hours ago, jacnl2000 said:

Here’s the upcoming World Cup match overview in Thai time — ICT / Bangkok time, UTC+7.

Sunday, June 14

• 02:00 — Qatar vs Switzerland

• 05:00 — Brazil vs Morocco

• 08:00 — Haiti vs Scotland

• 11:00 — Australia vs Turkey

Monday, June 15

• 00:00 — Germany vs Curaçao

• 03:00 — Netherlands vs Japan

• 06:00 — Ivory Coast vs Ecuador

• 09:00 — Sweden vs Tunisia

• 23:00 — Spain vs Cape Verde

Tuesday, June 16

• 02:00 — Belgium vs Egypt

• 05:00 — Saudi Arabia vs Uruguay

• 08:00 — Iran vs New Zealand

Wednesday, June 17

• 02:00 — France vs Senegal

• 05:00 — Iraq vs Norway

• 08:00 — Argentina vs Algeria

• 11:00 — Austria vs Jordan

Thursday, June 18

• 00:00 — Portugal vs DR Congo

• 03:00 — England vs Croatia

• 06:00 — Ghana vs Panama

• 09:00 — Uzbekistan vs Colombia

• 23:00 — Czechia vs South Africa

Friday, June 19

• 02:00 — Switzerland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina

• 05:00 — Canada vs Qatar

• 08:00 — Mexico vs South Korea

Saturday, June 20

• 02:00 — United States vs Australia

• 05:00 — Scotland vs Morocco

• 07:30 — Brazil vs Haiti

• 10:00 — Turkey vs Paraguay

Sunday, June 21

• 00:00 — Netherlands vs Sweden

• 03:00 — Germany vs Ivory Coast

• 07:00 — Ecuador vs Curaçao

• 11:00 — Tunisia vs Japan

• 23:00 — Spain vs Saudi Arabia

Monday, June 22

• 02:00 — Belgium vs Iran

• 05:00 — Uruguay vs Cape Verde

• 08:00 — New Zealand vs Egypt

Tuesday, June 23

• 00:00 — Argentina vs Austria

• 04:00 — France vs Iraq

• 07:00 — Norway vs Senegal

• 10:00 — Jordan vs Algeria

Wednesday, June 24

• 00:00 — Portugal vs Uzbekistan

• 03:00 — England vs Ghana

• 06:00 — Panama vs Croatia

• 09:00 — Colombia vs DR Congo

Thursday, June 25

• 02:00 — Switzerland vs Canada

• 02:00 — Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar

• 05:00 — Scotland vs Brazil

• 05:00 — Morocco vs Haiti

• 08:00 — Czechia vs Mexico

• 08:00 — South Africa vs South Korea

Friday, June 26

• 03:00 — Ecuador vs Germany

• 03:00 — Curaçao vs Ivory Coast

• 06:00 — Tunisia vs Netherlands

• 06:00 — Japan vs Sweden

• 09:00 — Turkey vs United States

• 09:00 — Paraguay vs Australia

Saturday, June 27

• 02:00 — Norway vs France

• 02:00 — Senegal vs Iraq

• 07:00 — Uruguay vs Spain

• 07:00 — Cape Verde vs Saudi Arabia

• 10:00 — New Zealand vs Belgium

• 10:00 — Egypt vs Iran

Sunday, June 28

• 04:00 — Panama vs England

• 04:00 — Croatia vs Ghana

• 06:30 — Colombia vs Portugal

• 06:30 — DR Congo vs Uzbekistan

• 09:00 — Jordan vs Argentina

• 09:00 — Algeria vs Austria

Indeed, ITV and the BBC are the main broadcasters for the UK. In Thailand, MONOMAX appears to be the relevant platform, although it probably requires a paid subscription.

In Australia, SBS On Demand streams all 104 matches live and free, including replays, mini-matches, and highlights. The service is restricted to viewers in Australia because World Cup broadcasting rights are sold on a regional basis. Registration with an email address is required, but no paid package is needed. The service is ad-supported. From Thailand, SBS On Demand is only accessible if you connect through a VPN server in Australia. Here's a screenshot:

Forgot to add this link for Australia’s SBS On Demand:

https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/sports-series/fifa-world-cup-2026

I could not find today’s 02:00 Qatar vs Switzerland match in Kodi’s BBC iPlayer WWW add-on, so this might suggest that the BBC does not broadcast all games live.

12 hours ago, jacnl2000 said:

Forgot to add this link for Australia’s SBS On Demand:

https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/sports-series/fifa-world-cup-2026

I could not find today’s 02:00 Qatar vs Switzerland match in Kodi’s BBC iPlayer WWW add-on, so this might suggest that the BBC does not broadcast all games live.

iPlayer had Brazil v Morocco and Haiti v Scotland live this morning. I used a VPN (and lied when they asked if I had a television license).

Try Boyz Town (just kidding)

On 6/14/2026 at 12:53 AM, jacnl2000 said:

I could not find today’s 02:00 Qatar vs Switzerland match in Kodi’s BBC iPlayer WWW add-on, so this might suggest that the BBC does not broadcast all games live.

The matches are split between BBC and ITV. That one was on ITV.