How to watch World Cup in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Arena Sport has been awarded the Bosnian broadcast rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the USA, Canada and Mexico. The pay-TV platform’s coverage of the tournament includes live matches from the group stages and knockout rounds, including the opening match in Mexico City and the final in New Jersey.

Live matches are being housed across the entire Arena Sport Network (Arena Sport 1-10), with all channels available in standard and high definition.

As things stand, no other Bosnian broadcaster has the live rights for the tournament, but a free-to-air option is expected to be available for the final, at the very least, as is the norm across the world.

Live World Cup coverage on Arena Sport includes Bosnian-language match commentary and analysis from a panel of seasoned broadcasters and ex-footballers. Popular Bosnian commentator Mladen Stojanovic is expected to feature.

On top of live matches, Arena Sport subscribers are able to catch up on previously aired World Cup matches through regular replays and highlights across the network.

Live streaming of the FIFA World Cup in Bosnia and Herzegovina is available through Arena Cloud. This streaming service can be accessed online via a web browser or downloaded for free onto iOS and Android devices.

Arena Cloud allows subscribers to access full match replays for up to seven days.

BHRT holds the official broadcast rights to the World Cup in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The deal covers season 2026.

Croatian Radiotelevision owns the exclusive broadcast rights in Croatia for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The national broadcaster has secured a deal for all 104 matches at the tournament, from the opening match on 11 June through to the final on 19 July.

Croatia Radiotelevision’s World Cup 2026 coverage will be split between HRT2 on linear television in Croatia and HRTi, the broadcaster’s dedicated streaming platform.

All live matches on both platforms will come with Croatian-language commentary and analysis provided by HRT’s World Cup team. This team is made up of professional broadcasters, journalists and former professional footballers.

On top of live matches, HRT’s schedule throughout the 2026 World Cup is packed with complementary programming. Most notably, a programme called ‘Americana’ will air each night for 40 days from 10 June to 20 July, where the day's action is dissected.

Americana is hosted by Marko Šapit and Valentina Miletić, and the pair welcome special guests onto the show each evening for in-depth analysis.

Football fans in Croatia can use HRTi to stream all of Croatian Radiotelevision’s World Cup 2026 coverage live and on demand. HRTi is available for free online and as an app, which can be downloaded onto iOS and Android devices.

HRT is the official broadcast partner of the World Cup in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The agreement covers season 2030.