The 2014 FIFA Soccer World Cup is taking place in Brazil from 12 June 2014 to 13 July 2014. This the 20th FIFA World Cup, and is expected to attract a record viewership.<\/p>\n
SuperSport will offer two 24-hour channels \u2013 one in HD (SS3HD), one in SD (SS3) \u2013 for the duration of the tournament. Every match will be broadcast live \u2013 Supersport schedule here<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n Supersport added that its coverage of the event will not be limited to the live broadcast, but will extend to a range of digital platforms.<\/p>\n DStv Premium subscribers with access to a PVR will be able to view match highlights on the DStv Catch-Up service.<\/p>\n Viewers with the new DStv Explora PVR will be treated to extended Catch-Up content totalling 20 hours of sports content at any time during the event.<\/p>\n The SABC is the official Broadcast Rights holder in South Africa for the upcoming 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil. It will broadcast all 64 games live across 3 TV channels and 19 Radio stations, in all the 11 official languages.<\/p>\n SABC 1 will broadcast 56 matches live, and will also broadcast 1 hour and 30 minutes build up programmes to world cup matches.<\/p>\n SABC 2 will offer an alternative viewing experience of the World Cup, while SABC 3 will carry eight matches.<\/p>\n SABC World Cup Schedule available here<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n There are many ways to watch the 2014 FIFA World Cup live, which include the following:<\/p>\n \u2013The SuperSport app for Apple<\/strong><\/a> and Android<\/strong><\/a> has recently been updated and DStv Premium subscribers can simply log into their DStv Connect accounts and live-stream every Fifa World Cup match.<\/p>\n \u2013DStv Premium subscribers can also use the Supersport website<\/strong><\/a> to stream the soccer matches live.<\/p>\n \u2013SABC digital news<\/a><\/strong> will bring South Africans pre and post-match news during the 2014 FIFA World Cup.<\/p>\n There are many websites promising free online streaming of the 2014 FIFA World Cup, such as Wiziwig<\/strong><\/a>, Sportlemon<\/strong><\/a>, Atdhe<\/strong><\/a> and Firstrows<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n However, the legality of these services is dubious at best, and it is not sure whether they will carry all matches as promised.<\/p>\n Vodacom in streaming talks with Spotify: report<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Google eyes video streaming service Twitch<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Amazon unveils Fire TV streaming device<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nSoccer World Cup 2014 live online streaming<\/h3>\n
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