Netflix Secures FIFA Women’s World Cup Rights in Canada for 2027 and 2031
Netflix is expanding its footprint in women’s soccer, securing exclusive broadcast rights for the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Canada for both 2027 and 2031. This strategic move follows the streamer’s earlier acquisition of U.S. rights for the same tournaments, strengthening its position in North American sports broadcasting.
Key Details of Netflix’s FIFA Women’s World Cup Deal
Gabe Spitzer, Netflix’s VP of Sports, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating they will “give fans unparalleled access to the most prestigious competition in women’s football.” The 2027 tournament will take place in Brazil, with preparations already underway.
Netflix’s Growing Sports Portfolio
- Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano 3 boxing match
- Weekly WWE Raw streaming
- Upcoming Canelo vs. Crawford boxing match
- NFL Christmas Day games
Expanding Football Content Library
Netflix already hosts numerous football-related documentaries and series, including:
- Captains of the World
- Under Pressure: The U.S. Women’s World Cup Team
- Beckham
- Sunderland ‘Til I Die
Future Development
The 2031 tournament will mark a historic milestone as the first 48-team Women’s World Cup, though the host country remains undecided. Netflix plans to produce additional documentary series highlighting international players and the growing popularity of women’s football globally.
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