The highly anticipated France vs. Morocco World Cup quarterfinal match will take place on Thursday, July 9, at 1 p.m. PT/4 p.m. ET at Gillette Stadium. Fans can catch the action live on Fox and stream it through various platforms.
Broadcast and Streaming Options for the Match
The quarterfinal showdown will be broadcast live on Fox and Telemundo for Spanish-speaking audiences. Viewers can also access the match through streaming services that carry Fox, including:
- DirecTV - Offers a five-day free trial
- Fubo - Includes a one-day free trial
- Sling
- Hulu + Live TV
How to Watch Online for Free
For those looking to stream the match online without a subscription, several options are available. With the quarterfinal match airing on Fox, it can be streamed live on:
- DirecTV (five-day free trial)
- Fubo (one-day free trial)
- Sling
- Hulu + Live TV
Additionally, Fox One, the official World Cup streaming service, will also provide coverage. After a three-day free trial, a subscription costs $19.99 per month.
Spanish Language Coverage
For Spanish-language coverage, viewers can turn to Peacock, the official World Cup streamer for Spanish broadcasts. This service offers a comprehensive viewing experience for Spanish-speaking fans.
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