Where to Watch World Cup 2026 — Belgium

Belgium’s split-language broadcast model splits the FIFA licence between VRT for the Flemish community and RTBF for the Walloon and Brussels-French markets, mirroring the structure used since the 1980s. Both networks carry every match live, every match with localized commentary and every match free on broadcast plus catch-up streaming. For viewers who prefer the original international feed, the FIFA+ app remains available alongside the local commentary.

The Red Devils head to North America for what is likely the final tournament of the golden generation, with Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku entering their last realistic World Cup window. Belgian kick-offs in CEST land mostly in the late-afternoon and evening slots — ideal viewing windows for the after-work audience that pushed the 2018 semifinal run to record TV ratings on both VRT and RTBF. Coverage on both networks includes pre-match studio shows, half-time analysis and full post-match wrap-up in Dutch and French respectively.