FIFA on Tuesday launched its own digital streaming platform for thousands of live football matches, original films and documentaries. The platform will also have archival footage of the World Cup matches. As per the governing body, the platform named Fifa+ will show over 40,000 live matches in 2022 including 11,000 women’s games.
FIFA on Tuesday announced the launch of its own digital platform that will offer live streaming of thousands of football matches as well as archive footage of the World Cup and a library of other material in a variety of languages.
The platform, named Fifa+, will show over 40,000 matches in 2022 including 11,000 women’s games, said world football’s governing body.
“From launch, 1,400 matches will be live streamed monthly on FIFA+, rising rapidly,” FIFA said.
It is making its entire archive from the men’s and women’s World Cups available to watch, “totalling more than 2,000 hours”.
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Introducing #FIFAPlus: your new home for football ✨
Watch or stream for free thousands of live matches per month, stories from your favourite footballers, and the biggest archive of World Cup matches ? https://t.co/EO11dasOum pic.twitter.com/h4vm0z3PqJ
— FIFA.com (@FIFAcom) April 12, 2022
