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Destination World Cup 2026 profiles Weston McKennie, of co-hosts USA, Spain left back Marc Cucurella and Wales star Harry Wilson as they navigate their individual journeys to the world's greatest sporting event.
Read on, as we explain how to watch Destination World Cup 2026 online from anywhere.
Premiere: April 30, 2026 |
Free Stream: Tubi (US Exclusive) |
With new episodes every week starting from Thursday, April 30, this immersive series pulls fans deep into the personal and professional worlds of McKennie, Cucurella and Wilson, as they enter a defining chapter of their lives.
Their stories will capture the contrasting pressures of representing a host nation, playing for one of the pre-World Cup favourites and battling to qualify for the tournament.
Juventus midfielder McKennie has become a central figure in Mauricio Pochettino's USA, and the 27-year-old will be key to the co-hosts' hopes of success this summer.
Cucurella knows what it takes to conquer America, having won the Club World Cup with Chelsea last summer. The full-back was also part of Spain's Euro 2024-winning squad and was selected in the team of the tournament in both competitions.
Liverpool academy graduate Wilson continues to go from strength to strength for Fulham and Wales - find out how he deals with the weight of expectation as he spearheads his country's push for qualification.
Here's how to watch Destination World Cup 2026 online from anywhere, plus what we know about its international rollout.
How to watch Destination World Cup for free in the US
Destination World Cup 2026 is available on the US version of Tubi, a free on-demand streaming service which is part of Fox Corporation.
Just head to the Tubi website, register or sign in, and watch Destination World Cup 2026 for free.
Following the premiere on Tubi, FS1 will also air the first five episodes with the finale scheduled to air on FOX.
Watch Destination World Cup 2026 from anywhere in the world
If you're away from home when Destination World Cup 2026 airs, a VPN can help you access the streaming services you already use. A VPN, or virtual private network, routes your connection through a server in another country so your device appears to be back home.
We have plenty of experience testing VPNs, and NordVPN is the one we'd recommend here. It offers fast, reliable connections across phones, laptops, smart TVs and streaming devices, and it comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Use a VPN to watch Destination World Cup 2026 from anywhere:
Destination World Cup - FAQ's
Can I watch Destination World Cup in the UK, Australia and Canada?
Currently, no information has been provided to suggest their will be a release of Destination World Cup outside America.
Remember to use a VPN to access Tubi if you're travelling outside the US and want to stream Destination World Cup.
Is there a Destination World Cup 2026 trailer?
Yes, there is. Watch below:
What is the Destination World Cup 2026 episode schedule?
- Episode 1 — Thursday, April 30, 2026
- Episode 2 — Thursday, May 7, 2026
- Episode 3 — Thursday, May 14, 2026
- Episode 4 — Thursday, May 21, 2026
- Episode 5 — Thursday, May 28, 2026
- Episode 6 (finale) — Thursday, June 4, 2026
Which devices can I watch Destination World Cup 2026 on Tubi with?
Amazon Fire TV/Stick and Kindle Fire tablets (Tablets must be 2013 or later)
FireTV (newer than 7.1.1000)
Amazon Echo Show
Android mobile devices (smartphones/tablets)
Android TV (newer than 7.1.1000)
Apple TV 4th Generation
Chromecast
Comcast Xfinity X1
Cox Contour
Google Nest Hub
Hisense Smart TVs
iOS devices (iPhones/iPads)
LG Smart TVs
Nvidia Shield
Playstation 4 and 5
Roku platforms
Samsung Smart TVs
Sony Smart TVs & Blu-ray disc devices
TiVo
Vizio Smart TVs
Web - tubitv.com
Xbox One, Series S, Series X
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