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2030 World Cup to remain on SBS, the ‘spiritual home of football’

The public broadcaster kept the tournament after more than 18 million viewers watched this year’s World Cup, with ad sales helping offset rising rights costs.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
SBS has secured the rights to broadcast the FIFA World Cup 2030 after more than 18 million fans watched this year’s blockbuster.

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2030 World Cup to remain on SBS, the ‘spiritual home of football’

SBS has secured the rights to broadcast the FIFA World Cup 2030 after more than 18 million fans watched this year’s blockbuster.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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