The TF1 group, exclusive holder of the French rights to the 2014 FIFA World Cup, has sub-licensed to BeIN Sports live broadcast rights to all of the 64 matches in the competition, of which 36 will be exclusive.

TF1 will broadcast the top 28 matches exclusively on its free-to-air channel, including all matches involving the French national team, the first pick of games from the round of 16, of the quarter-finals, the two semi-finals and the final.

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