Your Global World Cup Broadcast Guide to the 2026 Tournament
Fans across Bolivia can catch every thrilling moment of the FIFA World Cup 2026 through two trusted broadcasters: Red Uno and Unitel. These national networks are bringing live matches, replays, and tournament coverage directly to Bolivian households.
Red Uno, short for Unión Nacional de Organizaciones Televisivas, is a major player in Bolivian television. Launched in 1984, the channel is known for its news program Notivisión and other locally-produced entertainment. Headquartered in Santa Cruz, Red Uno operates affiliates in Potosí, Sucre, and Tarija.
Unitel is a commercial television network offering a wide range of content from sports to politics. Operating from major cities like Santa Cruz, La Paz, and Cochabamba, Unitel is one of the most viewed TV networks in Bolivia. With high-definition broadcasting and national reach, Unitel is set to deliver live FIFA World Cup 2026 action.
Live matches will be available via both Red Uno and Unitel’s national TV signals. Viewers are encouraged to explore their official platforms for any available online streaming features. All match times will follow Bolivia Time (BOT). Visit our World Cup 2026 match fixtures for the full tournament calendar.