Samsung TV Plus gets FIFA+ channel just in time for FIFA Women's World Cup

The FIFA+ channel on Samsung TV Plus consists of thousands of hours of content, including original documentaries and archives. The Archives section includes match highlights from men's and women's football matches. More importantly, users in Brazil and Italy can watch full live matches of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023.

The South Korean firm has been adding a lot of sports content to its FAST (Free & Ad-Supported TV) network, including the following channels:

• CBS Sports HQ: USA
• DAZN FAST+: Austria and Germany)
• DAZN Women's Football Channel: Australia and New Zealand
• DraftKings Network: USA
• Tennis Channel: Austria, Germany, India, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and the UK

The FIFA+ channel offers football's most incredible stories that most football fans will enjoy. FIFA's Originals offer inspiring stories around football and its iconic players. Some of those full-length and short-form documentaries include The Happiest Man in the World (Ronaldinho), Croatia: Defining a Nation, and Bravas de Juárez. It also brings full-match highlights and full-length football matches from all the FIFA World Cup and FIFA Women's World Cup that have been recorded on the camera. It also features editorial-style programming around football and player profiles.

Richard Jakeman, Head of Business Development at Samsung Electronics Europe, said, “Samsung is delighted to be adding the FIFA+ channel to Samsung TV Plus, thereby expanding the roster of sports content available on Samsung TVs and Galaxy devices. Launching globally with a rich lineup of curated FIFA+ content will add incredible value to our customers, and with the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 continuing, they'll also be able to experience content that marks the next exciting chapter in the Women's game.”

Samsung TV Plus is available on Samsung's smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs in Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, India, Italy, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the Netherlands, the UK, and the US.