Watch the 2026 World Cup Free in Malaysia: RTM + Unifi TV, All 104 Matches Live (Malaysia Time)
Where to watch the 2026 World Cup in Malaysia
The 2026 World Cup is under way, and the good news is Malaysian fans can watch all 104 matches free. RTM and Unifi TV are jointly broadcasting the tournament, from the opener to the final, completely free. Whether you have a MyTV antenna or Unifi broadband, you can watch the whole event at zero cost. This guide tells you simply where and on what platform to watch in Malaysia, and how to plan around Malaysia time.
Three free platforms
Free live coverage comes via three channels. First, RTM’s MyTV free digital channels — just a decoder is needed; second, RTM’s official streaming platform RTM Klik, on PC and mobile; third, Unifi TV, with all 104 matches live for Unifi users via TV or the Unifi TV app. Together they cover TV, phone and computer — there’s an option for every viewing scenario.
How to watch on each device
TV users: connect a MyTV decoder for RTM’s free channels, or use a Unifi TV box for the big-screen experience. Phone or tablet users: download RTM Klik or the Unifi TV app and watch anywhere after logging in. Computer users: open the RTM Klik site in a browser. For late-night kick-offs, set an alarm ahead of time or use catch-up so you miss nothing.
Free-viewing FAQ
Many fans ask: does watching in Malaysia cost anything? No — RTM and Unifi TV co-broadcast all 104 matches free, from opener to final. No Unifi broadband? No problem — with MyTV digital reception or RTM Klik, even non-Unifi users can watch free. Worried about signal or buffering? Test your setup and network in advance, and use a wired connection for big late-night games for a more stable picture. Bookmark these channels, add fixture reminders, and you can follow every match without missing a beat — or spending a cent.
Making the viewing experience the best it can be
Beyond being free, watching comfortably matters. Big-screen fans should use a set-top box on a TV for the best picture and sound; on the move, use the apps during commutes or breaks. If your home network is average, switch to wired or sit closer to the router for big late games to reduce buffering. Watch with family and friends, line up the Malaysia kick-off times, prepare some snacks, and soak up the atmosphere.
Malaysia-time viewing tips
The tournament is held in the USA, Canada and Mexico, with a time difference from Malaysia, so most matches fall in Malaysia’s early morning and morning hours. Check our full fixtures (Malaysia time) in advance — every kick-off is converted to Malaysia time for easy planning; and even if you miss the live broadcast, you’ll see results and highlights at live scores. Bookmark this page and, with the on-site fixtures and reminders, sort your whole tournament viewing in one go — saving money and hassle.
