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All The Facts About World Cup 2018 – Where And How To Watch The Tournament When does the 2018 FIFA World Cup start?

The World Cup starts from 14th June and ends on 15th July

How many cities will host the tournament?

11 Cities of Russia will host the World Cup 2018      

Moscow - Luzhniki Stadium Kaliningrad - Kaliningrad Stadium Saint Petersburg - Saint Petersburg Stadium Sochi - Fisht Stadium Ekaterinburg - Ekaterinburg Arena Kazan - Kazan Arena

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Nizhny Novgorod - Nizhny Novgorod Stadium Rostov - Rostov Arena Samara - Samara Arena Saransk - Mordovia - Mordovia Arena Volgograd - Volgograd Stadium Moscow - Spartak Stadium

Where will the opening ceremony and opening game be held Luzhniki Stadium

Who will perform in the World Cup Opening Ceremony Will Smith, Nicky Jam, Era Istrefi will perform in the opening ceremony

Where will the final be held?

Luzhniki Stadium

How many teams will participate?

32 Teams

How many groups/how many teams in a group?

8 Groups with 32 Teams

Who won it the last time?

Germany

Who are the favorite teams now?    

Germany Brazil Spain France

Players to look out for  

Lionel Messi – Argentina Neymar Jr. – Brazil

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Toni Kroos – Germany Isco – Spain Cristiano Ronaldo – Portugal Luis Suarez – Uruguay Gabriel Jesus – Brazil Kylian Mbappe – France Paulo Dybala – Argentina Timo Werner – Germany

How many tickets available It is estimated around 3 million might turn up for the World Cup

How many tickets sold?

Over 1.5 Million tickets have already been sold

How many people will watch world cup from stadium The average capacity of most stadiums in Russia is 45000 but Luzhniki Stadium can house up to 81000 people.

What Channels Are Telecasting The World Cup The following channels are offering World Cup 2018 coverage:

COUNTRY

TV CHANNELS

United Kingdom

BBC, ITV (both networks set to share 2018 world coverage in the UK)

Ireland

RTE (exclusive coverage rights for all world cup matches on TV, Radio and online)

Australia

SBS, Optus Sport (Australia matches on SBS while other matches on SBS’s subscription channel Optus)

France

TF1, beIN Sports (France matches on TF1 while other games on beIN Sports)

USA

FoxSports (exclusive English rights in the US), Telemundo (Spanish coverage)

India & South Asia

Sony Pictures Network (Sony has exclusive rights in South Asia and subcontinent countries like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Maldives etc)

Germany

ARD, ZDF (Coverage to be shared between ARD and ZDF)

Other European Countries

EBU (most of the European countries will have live coverage on Free to air local channels, especially the matches involving the national team of that country)

South American Countries

Direct TV, Sky

Middle-east

beIN Sports

Caribbean

Direct TV, Sky

How to watch the world cup at home?

If you’re not going to the stadium, there’s still a way to watch the world cup online for free 1.

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Subscribe to Ivacy VPN and get the app Run the app and log in to a Russian Server Open MatchTV .ru/on-air on your browser Stream the live match

How To Watch World Cup On Kodi       

Run Kodi app > Click on Settings icon > Then click the File Manager.

Double click on Add Source > Click on ‘None’ > Now type “http://lazykodi.com/”> Now click OK > Type the Media Source Name “Lazy Kodi”’ > Now click OK. Return to the Home Screen > Click Add–ons > Now hit the click on that unboxing icon.

Click Install from Zip File > Click Lazy Kodi > Click on Repositories > Click ANDROIDABA > Click Repository > Click repository.kodil-1.4.zip > Now wait for the repository to install.

Hit the Install from Repository option> Go to Kodil Repository > Hit Video Add–ons > Then Kick Off > Then Click Install > Finally, wait for the ”Add-On Enabled” notification.

Run Ivacy App and Log in from Any Server For Anonymity To access the Kick Off add-on, Go to Kodi’s Home Screen > Click on Add–ons > Then video Add– ons > Now Kick Off >