Jake Hackney, a TV journalist for The Mirror, chose to pay nothing to watch the FIFA Club World Cup on DAZN, but his other features impressed him.
Jake Hackney, a TV journalist for the Mirror, set up a free DAZN account to see what all the hype is about as the FIFA Club World Cup kicks off earlier this month. Jake has always equated boxing with DAZN, like many Brits, but he has never truly explored the platform because it has never been his sport.
DAZN is now the only global broadcaster of all 63 Club World Cup games, and it offers free coverage of each game. With a new format featuring 32 of the world’s top clubs, FIFA really pulled out all the stops with the competition.
Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain, Inter Miami, Miami, and Boca Juniors are just a few of the teams flying the Premier League flag. Football fans can sign up for a free DAZN account to watch every game until the final is on July 13.
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Jake previously stated to the Mirror that it was strange not to watch football on the BBC or Sky Sports, but that he thinks the streaming service will gain more popularity in the future because of the high caliber of content and quantity of extras on DAZN. Although Jake chose the free plan, Jake also has the option to upgrade to DAZN’s Premium plan starting at £9.99.
Highlights, replays, fewer advertisements, and complete access to the rest of the DAZN platform are included in this list along with every Club World Cup game in HDR picture quality and Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound. In the gap between the Premier League and EFL seasons, there is still plenty of football content to keep fans entertained, even with a free account.
On DAZN, you can watch the Club World Cup for free.

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The sheer volume of content on the Club World Cup homepage, which has a plethora of features, shows, and compilations, surprised Jake. Along with DAZN’s “Icons,” which provides an in-depth look at each team and the 12 USA host cities, interviews with famous people like Harry Kane and Pep Guardiola are included.
Since joining DAZN, Jake has become immersed in numerous documentaries about famous players like Ronaldo, Maradona, and Brazilian Ronaldo. Legends like Alessandro Del Piero, Raquel, and Didier Drogba are showcasing a treasure trove of old footage that includes all the goals scored by specific teams at previous FIFA World Cups.
On DAZN, there is a lot of interesting content to explore, to be sure. Every upcoming game is displayed on the Club World Cup homepage with dates and kick-off times, as well as the option to view group brackets and tables, making it simple to stay informed with the most recent standings.
Jake will follow Chelsea and Man City, and one can track their favorite teams in the competition to receive a push notification before their games. He’ll choose to watch the DAZN highlights instead of receiving reminders about each of their games due to some early kicks.
DAZN has sublicensed a number of matches to Channel 5, which means that 23 games will be broadcast on both DAZN and Channel 5. This might be a good substitute for football fans who are less tech savvy or enjoy missing out on some games.
Naturally, there is always the traditional Sky Sports package, which costs £35 per month on a 24-month contract in addition to the necessary Sky TV. Although the contract’s length may be a hindrance for some, the coverage of the Premier League, Football, Cricket, Golf, F1, Boxing, NFL, NBA, Netball, and many other channels is included.
For its coverage of the Club World Cup, DAZN has an impressive lineup of pundits, including Ronaldo, a legend from Brazil. Conor McNamara, Andros Townsend, Brad Friedel, Rob Green, and John Obi Mikel and Sami Khedira are just a few of the commentators who are notable voices on Sky or TNT Sports.