ČT is all you need for Czech matches — it’s free. Česká televize broadcasts all three Group A games on ČT Sport at no cost. O2 TV Sport (~200 CZK/month) is only worth it if you want every single match. But beware: two of Czechia’s three games kick off after midnight CEST, so set your alarm.
Where to Watch: Free and Paid
- ČT Sport (Česká televize) — Czech public television airs all Czech matches plus approximately 30 other games free-to-air. Available via antenna, cable, satellite, and the iVysílání streaming app.
- O2 TV Sport — Paid service carrying all 104 matches. Costs approximately 200 CZK/month standalone, or included free for O2 internet customers. Available via app on Smart TVs, mobile devices, and web.
When to Watch: Kickoff Times in Czechia
| US Kickoff (ET) | Local Time (CEST) | Verdict |
|---|---|---|
| 11:00 AM ET | 17:00 CEST | Perfect — afternoon viewing |
| 2:00 PM ET | 20:00 CEST | Prime time — best slot for fans |
| 5:00 PM ET | 23:00 CEST | Late night — manageable |
| 8:00 PM ET | 02:00 CEST (+1 day) | Middle of the night — alarm needed |
Czechia’s Group A Schedule (Czech time):
| Match | Date / Local Time | City |
|---|---|---|
| vs South Korea | June 12, 04:00 CEST | Guadalajara |
| vs South Africa | June 18, 18:00 CEST | Atlanta |
| vs Mexico | June 25, 03:00 CEST | Mexico City |
Must-Watch Matches
- Final — July 19, MetLife Stadium. Local time: 03:00 CEST (July 20)
- Semifinals — July 14-15. Evening/night CEST times
- Czechia vs South Korea — June 12, 04:00 CEST. Group opener — a brutal 4 AM start, but it’s the first match of the tournament for Czech fans