What is the cheapest way to watch the World Cup without cable?

The cheapest way to watch the World Cup without cable is usually a digital antenna if you can get good over-the-air reception. That gives you your local FOX station for the English broadcast and Telemundo for Spanish, with only a one-time antenna cost, often around $15–$30.

If an antenna won’t work for you:

• Cheapest likely option for Spanish coverage: Peacock is typically the lowest-cost streaming choice, at about $7.99/month, and it carries Telemundo’s Spanish-language World Cup coverage.
• Cheapest likely option for English coverage: you’ll usually need a live TV streaming service that includes FOX and/or FS1. Pricing and local FOX availability vary by ZIP code, so the exact cheapest service can change.

Short version: try an antenna first if you can; otherwise Peacock is usually the cheapest streaming option for Spanish coverage, and a live TV streamer is usually needed for English coverage.

Exact channel availability and prices can change by location, so it’s worth checking the official service listings for your ZIP code before subscribing.