We are going to explain what Gol Mundial is and how it works, the Mediaset service with which you will be able to watch all the matches of the Qatar 2022 World Cup. It is a service that will only be available during the event, and for a single payment, It will give you access to all the matches and other related content.
It is one of the alternatives to watch the World Cup in Qatar, although remember that there are ways to watch the World Cup for free with some of its matches. We will start by explaining what it is and the content you can expect from the service. Then we will tell you how it works, and we will mention how and where you can get their official apps to be able to see the content.
What is World Goal
Gol Mundial is an OTT created by Mediapro specifically for the Qatar 2022 World Cup. OTTs are platforms or channels that offer content over the Internet instead of DTT or cable, and whose content you can watch on TV or other devices through their applications.
It is a paid service, although only a single payment, and it will broadcast its contents from November 20 to December 18. During that time, it will offer all the World Cup matches for its only payment. This means 64 live matches, of which 44 are exclusively in addition to those in Spain, and the rest of the matches are offered openly by RTVE.
In addition to all the World Cup matches, of which 44 will be exclusive as we have said, and at least 75% of the prime-time matches (8:00 p.m.) will be offered exclusively, Gol Mundial will also offer other types of related content with the competition. With this, you will have content dedicated to the World Cup 24 hours a day, 7 days a week until it ends with the World Cup final.
How World Goal Works
The operation of this service is simple. You only have to register and make a single payment of 19.99 euros, and in exchange for that money, you will be able to access Gol Mundial. The channel will only be operational during the Qatar 2022 soccer world championship, so when the competition ends the channel will disappear.
In essence, you will simply be paying these 20 euros to watch all the World Cup matches and their related content. You will not have anything else to see, nor will you have to contract other extra services to be able to see them. Simply, it is paying once to see the World Cup. Once you have registered, you will only have to access the platform through its website or its application and you will be able to start viewing the contents. If there is more than one game at the same time, the platform will enable more channels so that you can see them all by zapping. This will allow you to follow all the matches.
As for payments, you can also pay just to watch a specific game for 9.99 euros, something that makes the subscription worth watching two. The option to purchase an Android TV decoder will also be available along with the subscription for €79.99.
For the rest, the operation is like that of any streaming platform or similar. You simply register to create an account and access it. The only thing you need to know is that Gol Mundial only allows simultaneous playback, so you won’t be able to share your subscription and watch the content on two different sites at the same time.
The official website of the service is golmundial.com. And although you cannot access the contents without having registered, you can enter the content index to see what the programming is for each day. For this, you do not have to pay anything, although when accessing content you must have registered and paid.
Apps to see World Goal
You can see World Goal through various devices. First of all, you have the official website of golmundial.com to see it through your computer regardless of whether it is a Windows, Mac, or GNU/Linux.
You also have applications on Samsung and LG Smart TVs available for models from 2018 onwards. In this case, to access the applications you will have to enter the official TV application store, and there search for World Goal. You can do the same on Amazon’s Fire Stick and on Android TV, where you also have official apps.
And of course, you also have applications for Android and iOS mobile phones and tablets, which you can download on Google Play and the App Store. With these applications, you can send content to Chromecast and TV.
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