Where to watch FIFA world cup 2022 in New Zealand

Last Modified Nov 14, 2022 13:14 GMT

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The FIFA World Cup 2022 is less than two weeks away from kick-off and countries across the world are gearing up for what should be an incredible sporting event. New Zealand has a rich sporting heritage and has plenty of history when it comes to the biggest sports tournament in the world.

The All Whites have managed to pull off some impressive results in World Cup matches in the past and admirably held European giants Italy to a draw in the 2010 World Cup. While New Zealand have failed to qualify for the tournament set to take place in Qatar, the country's football aficionados will tune in to watch some of the best players in the world battle it out to win the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Where to watch FIFA world cup 2022 in New Zealand?

Auckland:

Tactics Sports Bar is one of Auckland's most versatile pubs and will enhance your FIFA World Cup screening with a great culinary experience. In addition to football, the bar also has a pool table and a dance floor and has the potential to make the World Cup the incredible party that it has always been.

Located in Parnell, the Paddington is one of Auckland's premier watering holes and caters primarily to sports fans. The venue offers a ticketing system for prime access to live screenings and is known for its excellent food and beer.

Wellington:

Commonly referred to as the King of Sports Bars, Four Kings is a household name among sporting communities in New Zealand's capital city. Located in the heart of Wellington, this award-winning sports bar telecasts all major sporting events on a massive screen and will be buzzing with excitement ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2022.

Jack Hackett's was a fan favourite in the 2018 World Cup and is set to become a footballing hotspot yet again this year. The pub's excellent food, music, and central location make it an excellent place to watch the FIFA World Cup 2022.

Christchurch:

With centuries of history behind it, Ye Olde George Inn is the oldest pub in Christchurch by a fair distance. This heritage pub has beer on tap to go with its delicious food and was very popular among football fans during the Euro 2020. The World Cup is a notch higher in terms of popularity, and Ye Olde George Inn is set to host multiple live screenings during the competition to cater to its fanbase.

The Thomas Tripp has confirmed that it will be streaming FIFA World Cup 2022 matches and is located in Central Christchurch. With outdoor screens and an aesthetically appealing beer garden, this sports bar is designed to provide a comfortable viewing experience.

How to stream FIFA World Cup in NZ?

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Sky Sports is the official service provider for the FIFA World Cup 2022 in New Zealand. The broadcaster has the app Sky Sports Go as the mobile version of its service. This app is available for download by Android and Apple users but will require a Sky Sports membership or a Sky Box subscription.

On television, New Zealanders can tune into Sky Sport NZ to watch FIFA World Cup 2022 matches. Formerly known as Sky Television, this channel is hosted by several service providers in the subscription and can also be accessed on a smart TV with a Sky Box subscription that is available for $34.99 per month. A subscription to Sky Sports or Sky Box is necessary to watch the FIFA World Cup on TV in New Zealand.

For viewers that do not want to subscribe to a cable package, Sky Sports Go and Sky Sports Now do not require a cable connection. However, interested viewers will need to pay the subscription fee to access these channels.

What are the FIFA World Cup 2022 Live Broadcast Channels?

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Sky Sports has the broadcasting rights for the FIFA World Cup 2022 in New Zealand. Viewers who want to watch live telecasts of the FIFA World Cup 2022 can access the games on Sky Sport NZ. If a cable package is not available, football fans in the country can also buy a Sky Sports subscription and watch FIFA World Cup matches on Sky Sports Go and Sky Sports Now.

Frequently Asked Questions

What channel is FIFA World Cup on in NZ?

In New Zealand, the FIFA World Cup 2022 will be telecast on Sky Sports NZ, Sky Sports Go, and Sky Sports Now.

How can I watch the Qatar World Cup in NZ?

In New Zealand, you can watch the Qatar World Cup with a Sky Sports Membership or a Sky Box Subscription. This allows you to access both the mobile and TV versions of channels such as Sky Sports NZ and Sky Sports Go.

Who has the FIFA World Cup rights in New Zealand?

Sky Network Television has the official FIFA World Cup rights and will telecast the matches in New Zealand.

Is NZ in the FIFA World Cup 2022?

New Zealand has failed to qualify for the FIFA World Cup 2022 after losing the inter-confederation playoff against Costa Rica by a 1-0 margin in June this year.

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