The brand’s newest free streaming channel is a huge boost for sport fans but is your device compatible?
There’s just under an hour until the Lionesses face The Steal Roses in their final group game of the FIFA Women’s World Cup, as England takes on China for the first time in eight years. As tensions build, a new offering from Samsung has just made it a whole lot easier to watch the kick-off, and it’s completely free.
The Galaxy brand has added FIFA+ to its list of channels on Samsung TV Plus as the tech firm continues to strive towards adding more sport to its free content line-up, making it a huge asset for those engrossed in the current fixtures which is being jointly hosted by New Zealand and Australia.
It means that after the match viewers can watch the highlights from the games for absolutely free as well as dip into an archive full of every FIFA World Cup and FIFA Women’s World Cup match ever recorded. The only catch is you need a Samsung device and no, it doesn’t have to be a TV.
As long as your device is fitted with Android 8.0 or higher, any device that’s been released between now and 2017 will give you access to the content. If you’ve just dropped hundreds on one of the brand’s flagship Z Range smartphones or the new Galaxy Tab S9 this will be a feature, although you won’t be able to watch it until the devices are shipped ahead of the launch on August 11.