How frequently are you watching FIFA World Cup 2026 matches?

How frequently are you watching FIFA World Cup 2026 matches?

  • Watching almost every live match.

    Votes: 3 1.5%
  • Trying to watch a match a day.

    Votes: 18 8.9%
  • Only watching my specific team(s).

    Votes: 13 6.4%
  • Waiting for the knockouts and big rivalries.

    Votes: 13 6.4%
  • Just catching the morning highlights/scores.

    Votes: 25 12.4%
  • Not watching at all.

    Votes: 122 60.4%
  • Other.

    Votes: 8 4.0%

  • Total voters
    202
SA games obviously and 6pm and 9pm games if and when no rugby or cricket on... 12am-6am I got better things to do...

That will most likely change once we get to the knock out phase...
Why bother? You already know they will lose miserably. They have no business being there, and would never have qualified if fifa hadn’t turned the whole thing into a farce by expanding it to a gazillion teams.
 
Other. When the time is suitable - 6-10pm is ok. anytime before or after that is not possible for me. Also depends who plays. I might make more of an effort when we get into the round of 16.
 
Why bother? You already know they will lose miserably. They have no business being there, and would never have qualified if fifa hadn’t turned the whole thing into a farce by expanding it to a gazillion teams.
Well played pal

on a side note I fell asleep at 2.55...

Had a 2 hour mid afternoon kip but that wasn't enough.

The Scotland Brazil game did nothing to elevate my adrenaline levels.

The hour break between fixtures broke me.
 
My boy loves soccer, so I watch the games with him, watched, Bafana Bafana and a couple of the better teams, Argentina, Spain, Portugal...
 
At least 1 game a day .Sometimes try for both the 6pm and 9pm/10pm games .Back in my younger days , would watch nearly every world cup game .I still remmember watching the 1994 US world cup during early mornings 01:00am -> 05:00am.
 
currently 60% not watching, I'm a bit surprised here I thought I was the only one not at all interested.
 
That aged well. :P
Oh please. It’s still a participation trophy competition at this point.

Everyone making a fuss about Bafana making history by going to the second round etc etc etc. Yet no one mentioning that it’s a round of 32 - which is actually the same as the total amount of teams that qualified in previous editions in total, before the knockouts started. Nor anyone mentioning that Bafana only qualified this time around because they expanded it to a ridiculous 46 or 48 team competition.

The whole thing is absurd. I might start paying attention when we go to round of 16 or top 8.
 
That aged well. :P
Oh please. It’s still a participation trophy competition at this point.

Everyone making a fuss about Bafana making history by going to the second round etc etc etc. Yet no one mentioning that it’s a round of 32 - which is actually the same as the total amount of teams that qualified in previous editions in total, before the knockouts started. Nor anyone mentioning that Bafana only qualified this time around because they expanded it to a ridiculous 46 or 48 team competition.

The whole thing is absurd. I might start paying attention when we go to round of 16 or top 8.
 
Oh please. It’s still a participation trophy competition at this point.

Everyone making a fuss about Bafana making history by going to the second round etc etc etc. Yet no one mentioning that it’s a round of 32 - which is actually the same as the total amount of teams that qualified in previous editions in total, before the knockouts started. Nor anyone mentioning that Bafana only qualified this time around because they expanded it to a ridiculous 46 or 48 team competition.

The whole thing is absurd. I might start paying attention when we go to round of 16 or top 8.
What makes this an achievement is that we advanced from a pool where every team we played were ranked above us. To be in the top 32 of teams in a World Cup is nothing to scoff at.
 
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