Get ready to experience the 2026 FIFA World Cup like never before, because Fox and iHeartMedia have just teamed up to bring the tournament's thrilling action straight to your ears. On Wednesday, the two media giants announced a groundbreaking audio deal that will make Fox Sports' TV commentary for all 104 matches available on iHeartMedia's vast network of platforms. Whether you're stuck in traffic, hitting the gym, or just relaxing at home, you can tune into every game for free on the iHeartRadio app.

This partnership doesn't stop at just streaming—it's a full-on audio takeover. Listeners can catch live coverage of every U.S. Men's National Team match, plus the high-stakes World Cup Final, across more than 100 iHeartRadio stations, including over 100 Fox Sports Radio affiliates. While there won't be dedicated radio broadcasts separate from the TV feed, this simulcast ensures you won't miss a single goal, save, or celebration. And since it's all free, it's a win-win for fans on the move.

This move is a natural fit for iHeartMedia, which already has a strong foothold in soccer with podcasts featuring heavy hitters like Javier "Chicharito" Hernández, Ashlyn Harris, and Tab Ramos. By adding live World Cup coverage, they're doubling down on the beautiful game. "This partnership allows us to deliver complete, live coverage at an unprecedented scale, reaching fans wherever they are," said Tom Poleman, iHeartMedia's Chief Programming Officer, in a press release. "We're connecting them to the passion and unforgettable moments of the World Cup."

Financial details of the deal were not disclosed, per Sports Business Journal, but the real payoff is clear: more ways to soak up the world's biggest sporting event. So grab your headphones, mark your calendars, and get ready to cheer on your favorite teams with every kick, header, and heart-stopping save coming through loud and clear.