The FIFA World Cup 2022 continues with some stunning upsets as Japan beat Germany and Argentina lost to Saudi Arabia. Today Poland takes on Saudi Arabia, while tomorrow Argentina takes on Mexico. Right now, Tunisia is taking on Australia. Users who want to catch France vs Denmark match live today when it kicks off at 9:30 pm IST will be glad to know that there are a number of ways to stream the world cup matches, even if you are not subscribed to Sports 18 or Sports 18 HD which happen to be the official TV channels showing the tournament. Here’s how to livestream the match on your smartphone or tablet.
JioCinema
JioCinema is the official streaming partner for the 2022 Qatar World Cup. It has a dedicated app on both Android and iOS, also being available for most Android-based Smart TVs. JioCinema also comes with a number of handy features like Hype Mode that lets you check stats and trivia during live games without missing the action as well as multiple camera angles. JioCinema is also free to all users and not just Jio subscribers. However, users have not had the best experience when viewing matches on the app. Also, make sure your app is updated to the latest version.
My VI app, Vi Movies and TV
Vodafone Idea customers can use their companion Vi App or the Vi Movies and TV app to stream the World Cup matches. Customers will need to login with their Vi numbers and can then enjoy watching matches on a fast enough data or WiFi connection.
Tata Play
If you are a Tata Play (previously Tata Sky) subscriber, the Tata Play app is a free alternative to watching the channels you have already subscribed to on your DTH connection. This is ideal when you’re away from the TV, travelling, or facing a power cut. Users will need to install the Tata Play app and log in with their subscriber ID. They can then watch the match via Sports 18/ Sports 18 HD or MTV HD for Hindi commentary.
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