Netflix announced it has secured exclusive U.S. streaming rights for the next two FIFA Women's World Cup tournaments in 2027 and 2031. This marks the first time the streaming giant has acquired all rights for such a high-profile international competition, significantly expanding its live sports portfolio.
Every match of both tournaments will air live on Netflix, alongside the production of a documentary series leading up to the events. This strategic acquisition reinforces Netflix's commitment to live sports and its ambition to attract a broader global audience, particularly in a growing sports segment.
The deal follows Netflix's successful ventures into other live sports, including the Paul-Tyson boxing match and NFL Christmas Day games. Securing these rights positions Netflix as a major player in women's sports broadcasting, potentially driving substantial subscriber growth and advertising revenue for years to come.
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