Fox One's Prime Day Deal for World Cup Streaming Ends Tonight
Fox One's Prime Day deal ends tonight. Stream the World Cup for less.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is underway, and Fox One is offering a limited-time promotion for new subscribers. The service is currently on sale for $13.99 per month for the first three months, renewing at the standard $19.99 monthly thereafter. This deal is especially timely given that Fox One is the official streaming home of the World Cup. As the official streaming platform of the World Cup, Fox One has a livestream of every match in the tournament, all in one place. ## What happened Fox One is offering a Prime Day promotion that slashes the subscription price by 30 percent for three months. The service combines all of Fox’s national and regional television properties into a single platform, including live sports and entertainment, local news, talk shows, and on-demand episodes of Fox series. The limited-time promotion is joined by a host of Prime Day streaming deals, including Paramount+, Apple TV, Starz, BritBox, and AMC+. ## Why it matters The World Cup is a major international sporting event, and having access to a reliable streaming service is crucial for fans who want to stay up-to-date with the latest matches and news. Fox One's promotion offers an attractive option for those looking to stream the World Cup without breaking the bank.
- Affordable pricing for the first three months
- Access to all World Cup matches and other Fox content
- Option to cancel at any time
- Price renews at $19.99 per month after the promotion ends
- Only available to Prime members
- Limited-time offer
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