Bosnia-Herzegovina and Italy face off today in a decisive World Cup 2026 qualifying playoff final. The match, held at the Bilino Polje Stadium in Zenica, will determine which team advances to Group B in this summer’s tournament alongside Canada, Qatar, and Switzerland.
Kickoff Times by Region:
- United States: 2:45 PM ET / 11:45 AM PT
- United Kingdom: 7:45 PM BST
- Australia: 5:45 AM AEDT (Wednesday)
- Bosnia-Herzegovina: 8:45 PM CEST
Where to Watch:
For US viewers, the game is broadcast on FS1. If you don’t have cable access, several streaming services carry the channel. Here’s a breakdown of your options:
- Fox One: $20/month or $200/year. Includes Fox Sports and other related channels.
- Sling TV: $20/month for a basic bundle with FS1. Sports Extra add-on ($11/month) may be required for full coverage. Day, Weekend, and Week passes also available.
- Fubo: $56 – $85/month depending on the plan. Offers a range of sports channels including FS1 and FS2.
- YouTube TV: $83/month. Provides access to FS1 and a wide selection of other channels.
- Vix Plus: $5 – $7/month (Spanish-language streaming).
International Viewers:
- United Kingdom: The match is available on Prime Video for a £2.49 pay-per-view fee.
- Australia: Stream live on Stan Sport for AU$20/month (in addition to a Stan subscription starting at AU$12).
- Canada: Watch on DAZN Canada for CA$30/month or CA$200/year.
Enhance Your Viewing Experience with a VPN:
If you’re traveling abroad, a Virtual Private Network (VPN) can bypass geo-restrictions. ExpressVPN is a highly rated service that offers reliable speeds and security starting at $3.49/month with a two-year plan. Always check the streaming platform’s terms of service regarding VPN use.
Background on the Teams:
Bosnia-Herzegovina upset Wales in the semifinal, winning on penalties after a late equalizer by 40-year-old captain Edin Džeko. Italy, meanwhile, defeated Northern Ireland to advance. The stakes are high as both teams push to secure their spot in the upcoming World Cup tournament.
The competition is fierce, and the final match promises a thrilling conclusion to the qualification process. The winner will join Group B, which includes Canada, Qatar, and Switzerland.
