How to watch the World Cup – TV, 4K, online, mobile
From television to mobile, online and radio, in Russia there will be many ways to go through the FIFA World Cup this year in 2018. Here is our guide telling you how to capture all actions ...
This summer, Russia will host the 21st World Championships. 32 of these teams will hold the 2018 World Cup in July.
In a month we will see that Germany defends its championship. Teams such as Argentina, Brazil, France and Spain are all behind. Who knows, maybe even England.
Like a typical major sporting event, the World Cup this year breaks through the seams of technological innovation: from broadcasting 4 thousand to submersible audio, and there are many ways to track movements, whether at home or away from home.
Therefore, if you want to watch the action on TV, watch online or listen to the radio, click here to view the report from 2018 from Russia.
Last 16 - Saturday June 30th at 3pm. ITV has first pick for the knockout stages, which will see the winner of Group C take on the Runner-up from Group D.
Quarter-finals - Friday 6th July, two matches on the BBC, from 3pm; Saturday 7th July, two matches on ITV, from 3pm
Semi-finals - Tuesday 10th July, 7pm, ITV; Wednesday 11th July, 7pm, BBC
3rd place play-off - Saturday 14th July, 3pm, ITV
Final - Sunday 15th July, 4pm, BBC and ITV
England
Tunisia - Monday 18th June, 7pm, BBC
Panama - Sunday 24th June, 1pm, BBC
Belgium - Thursday 28th June, 7pm, ITV
Therefore, it is expected that the coverage of SD and HD will become the standard. But what about 4K compliance? There is no confirmation yet. Today ITV is unlikely to make any versions of 4K, but after the iPlayer 4K BBC test we live in hope. Later.
It is expected that on the eve of the BBC day there will be a catch-up and basic set, and the best game of the day will be played in full play after midnight on the same channel. Access to simultaneous playback is possible via the red button on the BBC, and ITV can be played on ITV 4.
With the Russian template of 2014, you can certainly expect a series of in-depth studies of the landscape and sound of the host country.
Although the BBC has not announced its owner, it is likely that we will see many familiar faces. Think about Gary Reinkel, Alan Shearer, Rio Ferdinand and all the rallies of today's tournaments, most likely, join the favorites of the international tournament, such as Clarence Seedorf, Lothar Matthews and Archaic Litt.
This summer, Russia will host the 21st World Championships. 32 of these teams will hold the 2018 World Cup in July.
In a month we will see that Germany defends its championship. Teams such as Argentina, Brazil, France and Spain are all behind. Who knows, maybe even England.
Like a typical major sporting event, the World Cup this year breaks through the seams of technological innovation: from broadcasting 4 thousand to submersible audio, and there are many ways to track movements, whether at home or away from home.
Therefore, if you want to watch the action on TV, watch online or listen to the radio, click here to view the report from 2018 from Russia.
World Cup 2018 TV schedule
The 2018 FIFA World Cup kicks off on Thursday June 14th at 4pm BST, with Russia hosting Saudi Arabia in Moscow. ITV will show that match as well as the opening ceremony.Last 16 - Saturday June 30th at 3pm. ITV has first pick for the knockout stages, which will see the winner of Group C take on the Runner-up from Group D.
Quarter-finals - Friday 6th July, two matches on the BBC, from 3pm; Saturday 7th July, two matches on ITV, from 3pm
Semi-finals - Tuesday 10th July, 7pm, ITV; Wednesday 11th July, 7pm, BBC
3rd place play-off - Saturday 14th July, 3pm, ITV
Final - Sunday 15th July, 4pm, BBC and ITV
England
Tunisia - Monday 18th June, 7pm, BBC
Panama - Sunday 24th June, 1pm, BBC
Belgium - Thursday 28th June, 7pm, ITV
Watch the World Cup on TV
If you take action on a British couch, you can choose between BBC and ITV. You can even annoy your friends and family by switching between them to see if the image quality is different.Therefore, it is expected that the coverage of SD and HD will become the standard. But what about 4K compliance? There is no confirmation yet. Today ITV is unlikely to make any versions of 4K, but after the iPlayer 4K BBC test we live in hope. Later.
It is expected that on the eve of the BBC day there will be a catch-up and basic set, and the best game of the day will be played in full play after midnight on the same channel. Access to simultaneous playback is possible via the red button on the BBC, and ITV can be played on ITV 4.
With the Russian template of 2014, you can certainly expect a series of in-depth studies of the landscape and sound of the host country.
Although the BBC has not announced its owner, it is likely that we will see many familiar faces. Think about Gary Reinkel, Alan Shearer, Rio Ferdinand and all the rallies of today's tournaments, most likely, join the favorites of the international tournament, such as Clarence Seedorf, Lothar Matthews and Archaic Litt.
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