The World Cup final will be screened for free by broadcaster beIN.
France plays Argentina in the World Cup final and fans across the Middle East will be able to watch the game live even if they do not have a subscription.
beIN has been the official broadcaster of World Cup coverage in the Middle East and North Africa and will make the final available on free-to-air channels as well as its YouTube channel.
The broadcast will be made available on beIN Sports’ free-to-air channel and, as part of its commitment to making the Arab world’s first World Cup accessible for viewers across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), the match, as well as the entire day’s coverage, will be available to stream free of charge on beIN’s official YouTube channel.
Mohammad Al-Subaie, CEO of beIN MENA said: “The final of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 this Sunday will be a historic occasion for football, for the Arab world, and for beIN.
“For this reason, we are determined to make sure it is available to as many people who want to watch it as possible. “We started this tournament promising to provide an unrivaled viewing experience to football fans across the region and, with billions of people have tuned in so far, we can safely say we have succeeded in doing that.
“Now, with two games remaining, we are set to finish the tournament as we started, and cannot wait to witness – and broadcast – history as it is written.”
As the official broadcaster in 24 countries across MENA, beIN has played a central role in showcasing Qatar and its tournament to the world this past month, with more than 5 billion accumulated views since the biggest sporting event on the planet kicked off on November 20.
Sunday’s final between an Argentina side looking to secure a third World Cup title and the regaining world champions, France promises to be one of the most-watched sports events in history.
The World Cup final kicks off at 6 pm Qatar time at the Lusail Stadium.
English live coverage starts at 11 am on beIN Sports Max 3.
Arabic and French language commentary and coverage will also be available.
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