The International Association of Football Associations (FIFA) today launched its own live streaming and online content platform that challenges broadcasters worldwide. Announced as FIFA Plus, the new platform will host the matches of 100 FIFA member federations. The platform will also include special content for football fans.
Launched just before the 2022 FIFA World Cup to be held in Qatar, the new platform will also host archived matches. The platform will host all women’s and men’s World Cup matches. The total viewing time of these contents will be close to 2,000 hours. Although the archive contains a total of 2,500 videos dating back to the 1950s, this number will continue to increase in the coming days.
Matches can be followed live
Of course, the biggest plus of the platform is that the matches will be watched live for free. Moreover, live matches will not be limited to the top leagues of Europe. Almost all men’s, women’s and youth football matches will be broadcast live on the platform. The 2022 World Cup can also be followed live on FIFA Plus.
The platform will feature programs such as documentaries and talk shows as well as live matches and archives. FIFA Plus, which can be accessed from internet browsers or mobile devices all over the world, has made its debut in English, French, German, Portuguese and Spanish versions for now. The platform is expected to have more language support in the coming period.
FIFA Plus is currently available for free with ads. However, a subscription system is expected to come to the platform in the near future. You can reach the Android application of FIFA’s new platform by clicking this link and clicking here. The iOS app has not been released yet.
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