Between streaming, channels and other platforms, there are many options for those who like to watch football without exactly watching the games. The suggestions we leave below come from several countries, addressing various topics: whether it is about transfers, equality or cases that have ended in justice.
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22/06/2026
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Portugal is just over 24 hours away from entering the field with Uzbekistan, in a game that follows the criticisms left by the first confrontation, in front of the Democratic Republic of Congo – and which ended with a 1-1 draw.
But who says you have to wait for the game to see history happen?
Of course, there are always the other games that are happening, but if you want to remember a few moments from previous Worlds or learn about it, you can also become a couch coach... with a series.
This is because, whether on streaming platforms or other platforms and channels, there is a lot of choice in terms of series or documentaries to stay connected to the climate that is installed earlier this summer.
Whether in terms of transfers, equality in the sector or situations in cases that ended up in justice, there are suggestions for all tastes.
Below are 10 suggestions:
- Captains of the World – Netflix
- The Fig Case: The Transfer That Changed Football – Netflix
- # If it's over: The kiss that changed Spanish football – Netflix
- Maradona in Mexico – Netflix
- Neymar: The Perfect Chaos – Netflix
- Norway: Back to the World Series – Netflix
- Under pressure: U.S. women’s selection at the World Cup – Netflix
- USA 94: Brazil’s Return to Glory – Netflix
- LFG: How much is enough? – Prime Video
- All or Nothing: Arsenal – Prime Video