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FIFA World Cup 2030
World Cup 2030 Morocco: how to follow the tournament
World Cup 2030 Morocco is the first FIFA World Cup played partly on Moroccan soil, co-hosted with Spain and Portugal, with centenary matches in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay. This page sums up the facts and explains how you will follow it with weweb, as part of our sports IPTV hub. An IPTV subscription runs for 12 months, so you can choose it when the tournament comes closer.
We keep the page factual and update it as FIFA confirms venues and schedules. Until then, the Botola, the Atlas Lions and the Africa Cup of Nations keep football fans busy, and the IPTV Morocco home page explains how the service works.
- Three continentsAfrica, Europe, South America
- Atlas Lions at homea first on Moroccan soil
- Every screenTV, phone and computer
- Standard · 12 months300 DHHD
- Premium · 12 months450 DH4K
- VIP · 12 months600 DH4K · 2 devices
Who hosts the 2030 World Cup?
The 2030 World Cup is co-hosted by Morocco, Spain and Portugal, and three opening matches are played in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay to mark one hundred years since the first World Cup, held in Uruguay in 1930.
It is the first World Cup spread over three continents and the second ever played in Africa, after South Africa in 2010. For Morocco, it comes after several earlier bids to host the tournament, and it follows the country's hosting of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. The tournament keeps the 48-team format introduced at the 2026 World Cup in North America.
- Morocco
- Spain
- Portugal
Morocco's part in the tournament
Morocco hosts part of the matches in its own stadiums, renovated or newly built, including a very large new stadium planned near Casablanca.
The Moroccan host cities proposed in the bid include Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Marrakech, Agadir and Fès. FIFA confirms the final list of venues, the distribution of the matches between the three countries and the venue of the final; we update this page when those decisions are official. Many of these stadiums already welcomed the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, as explained on our AFCON live page.
Host cities
Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Marrakech, Agadir and Fès, subject to FIFA's final choices.
How to follow the 2030 World Cup on TV
You will follow the tournament by opening, in your IPTV app, the channel that shows each match; the programme guide tells you which one on match day.
Broadcast arrangements for 2030 will be announced closer to the tournament, so we do not name channels here. What we can say is how the service works: the Moroccan national channels are on every plan, and the full sports packs, with the large sports networks, come with Premium and VIP. You can check both during a free test before you pay.
12-month plans
World Cup 2030 Morocco on a 12-month plan
Standard 300 DH, Premium 450 DH and VIP 600 DH, one payment for 12 months. Premium and VIP include the full sports packs and 4K where the channel broadcasts in 4K. Choose the plan when the tournament approaches: there is nothing to reserve in advance.
Standard
12 months
300DH
12 months · one payment · ≈ 25 DH a month
1 device
- 21,000 channels in HD and Full HD
- 123,000 films and 29,000 series
- 1 device
- 12 months of access, one payment
- Xtream Codes and M3U link included
- Moroccan, Arabic and international channels
- Works with IBO Player, IPTV Smarters, Smart IPTV and more
- Setup help on WhatsApp
Most chosen
Premium
12 months
450DH
12 months · one payment · ≈ 38 DH a month
1 device
- 21,000 channels, 4K where the channel broadcasts in 4K
- 123,000 films and 29,000 series
- Full sports and premium packs
- 1 device
- Priority setup help
- 12 months of access, one payment
- Xtream Codes and M3U link included
- Moroccan, Arabic and international channels
- Works with IBO Player, IPTV Smarters, Smart IPTV and more
- Setup help on WhatsApp
VIP
12 months
600DH
12 months · one payment · ≈ 50 DH a month
1 or 2 devices, one at a time
- 43,000 channels, 4K where the channel broadcasts in 4K
- 200,000 films and series
- Full sports and premium packs
- 1 or 2 devices, one at a time
- Priority support
- 12 months of access, one payment
- Xtream Codes and M3U link included
- Moroccan, Arabic and international channels
- Works with IBO Player, IPTV Smarters, Smart IPTV and more
- Setup help on WhatsApp
Free 24-hour test before you buy
Access sent on WhatsApp within 1 hour, 24 h at most
One payment for 12 months
The road to 2030: Botola, AFCON and qualifiers
The years before 2030 are full of football to follow: Botola Pro seasons, the next Africa Cup of Nations and the international matches of the Atlas Lions.
Host nations of a World Cup have traditionally qualified automatically, so the Atlas Lions' calendar until 2030 is made of friendlies, AFCON qualifiers and tournaments. Every weekend, the Botola Pro live page helps you follow the clubs that produce many of the players, and the Arryadia live page explains the channel that covers them.
World Cup 2030 IPTV: picture, 4K and devices
World Cup matches will be watched in HD on every plan, and in 4K on Premium and VIP where the channel broadcasts in 4K.
For 4K you need a 4K TV, a compatible box or stick and a fibre connection; the 4K IPTV page explains the details. The app works on smart TVs, Android boxes, Fire Stick, phones, tablets and computers, and VIP can be installed on two devices, for example the living-room TV and a phone for the fan zone, used one at a time.
Big screen
Smart TV or Android box for the full match with the family.
On the move
Phone or tablet for a group game during the day.
Following the tournament from abroad
Moroccans in Europe, the UK and North America will follow the tournament on the same channels and in the same app as their families in Morocco.
Match times will be close to European time for Morocco, Spain and Portugal, and several hours earlier in the day for viewers in the Americas. You pay the plan in dirhams by bank card, Taptap Send, Western Union or bank transfer; the page on IPTV for Moroccans abroad explains the details per country.
Match-day tips for a smooth picture
During a home World Cup the whole country will be online at once, so a stable connection matters more than raw speed.
- Connect the TV or the box to the router with an Ethernet cable.
- Open the channel a few minutes before kick-off.
- Pause downloads and video calls in the home during the match.
- Prefer HD to 4K on ADSL or a busy shared line.
The page on internet speed for IPTV gives the speed each quality needs on Moroccan networks.
When to choose your plan
There is no need to buy years in advance: a 12-month plan chosen a few weeks before the tournament covers it, with the Botola season around it.
- 1
Ask for the free 24-hour test on WhatsApp and check the sports channels on your device.
- 2
Choose Premium or VIP for the full sports packs and 4K where broadcast.
- 3
Pay by bank card, Taptap Send, Western Union or bank transfer and receive your access within 1 hour, 24 h at most.
- 4
Follow the IPTV setup guide and add the channels to your favourites.
Answers
Frequently asked questions
Morocco, Spain and Portugal co-host the tournament, and three centenary matches are played in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay to mark one hundred years of the World Cup.
You open the channel the programme guide shows for each match: the Moroccan national channels are on every plan and the full sports packs come with Premium and VIP. Broadcast arrangements for 2030 will be announced closer to the tournament.
Ready for the football years ahead
Botola, AFCON and, when the time comes, the World Cup at home, from 300 DH for 12 months. Start with the free test.