If you’re a soccer fan like I am you won’t want to miss the world’s biggest sporting event; the 2014 FIFA World Cup kicks off June 12 in Brazil.
U.S. residents who subscribe to TV providers ESPN or ABC can catch the action on their big screen TV. For cable cutters like me the good news is you can enjoy the game by watching live streams of all the matches online for free-here’s how.
Residents of the UK can watch the live feed or on-demand replays of the entire tournament on the BBC FIFA website, or through the BBC iPlayer. Similarly, if you reside in Canada you can watch the excitement at the CBC FIFA website; their video player offers a unique multi-angle camera feature allowing you to watch the game from six camera angles.
After you choose a VPN service select a server in Canada or the UK to establish your connection. Alternatively, watch the live stream on your mobile phone or send the live stream to your smart TV using the app provided by your selected carrier (CBC 2014 FIFA World Cup ™ App, or BBC iPlayer App).
CBC 2014 FIFA World Cup ™ App
If you know cable cutters who want to see the World Cup from the comfort of their own home, share this article with them. Enjoy the games!
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