[These companies have established a contract whereby the matches will be televised according to subscription plans, as well as packs where you can watch certain specials related to the World Cup. These networks are the main references in the world of cable television and have left no room for people who do not subscribe to them to watch a single World Cup match without paying.

The rest of the tunings have also been distributed by Spanish-speaking channels such as Telemundo, Universo or Peacock, but in the same way there is still no free plan to watch our favourite players. In other words, out of a possible 64 matches, a total of zero will be tuned in for free on public channels, at least in the United States. So, what happens to those matches that there is no way to watch for free? Are we going to have to pay a lot of money in subscriptions for just one month of the World Cup? Well, don't worry, we bring you the solution to all these doubts through a network tool that will delight the most demanding.

There are quite a few streaming services that, depending on the country you are in, may or may not be free. This is the case, for example, in Argentina, where all the 'Albiceleste's matches are televised on public channels. So, if it is possible to watch the matches of each local team for free in every country, how can we jump across the pond to watch Argentina-Mexico or Belgium-Croatia? The solution is quite simple and is called Private Internet Access VPN, a VPN service, or better known as a virtual private network, which offers the legal guarantees of watching football for free and securely. Private Internet Access provides a solution for users to watch all the games legally for free by connecting to their UK streaming servers and watching them on BBC iPlayer or ITV player which feature all the World Cup Games.

This virtual private network service offers a unique opportunity with its offer for the readers of this article, which includes a completely legal and open to the world service where the private network of your home can travel to different parts of the planet to bring you live coverage of the 64 World Cup matches. With just one click and no more headaches, users will be able to sign up for a single rate on this offer, saving more than €100. And, honestly, watching Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo in their last World Cup for this price is more than just a favour. In addition, this tool has the primary objective of protecting the identity of its customers and that is why, through a strict cybersecurity system, no personal data will be leaked for lucrative or abusive purposes.]