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How to watch Caze TV from outside Brazil with a VPN

World Cup 2026 is free to watch in Brazil - but Brazilians abroad will need a VPN to access the streams from anywhere

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All 104 games in 4K – including the World Cup Final

Looking to watch Caze TV – the Brazilian You Tube channel with the rights to all 104 World Cup 2026 games? Read on and we'll show you how to watch Caze TV outside Brazil – including the US, Europe and beyond.

After starting out as a Twitch streamer, Casimiro Miguel has changed the game when it comes to sports broadcasts in the modern era with his Caze TV You Tube channel.

But, what if you're away from Brazil when a big sporting event is on? How do you unlock Caze TV's free streams?

Here's the trick – and how to watch Caze TV from anywhere in the world.

The good news is Caze TV is a totally free You Tube channel which broadcasts live sporting events, like the World Cup.

The catch is it's geo-locked to Brazil, with licensing limiting where you can watch live games and events.

If you're living in Brazil, you'll get access to football games, Olympics coverage, table tennis events, and more.

Traveling outside of Brazil? You can still watch your Caze TV stream for free thanks to Norton VPN (try for 60 days).

Using a VPN is the best way to bypass geo-locked restrictions and access your usual content even if you're away on holiday. Here's how...

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Don’t miss a second. Stream the World Cup from anywhere with total confidence.

Yes, if you're anywhere outside Brazil, Caze TV will be blocked. You'll see some recorded content and World Cup highlights – but you won't be able to access the World Cup live streams.

Having a good VPN and a strong connection can fix that, though.

You can change your location and settings so that your device thinks you're back in Brazil, and get access to your sporting content as normal. As we say, we recommend Norton VPN for this.

Quick warning – some VPNs don't work with Caze TV but Norton does, we tested and it's super-fast so you won't miss a goal of have to worry about buffering during a penalty shootout.

Android phones & tablets (Android L or later) i Phone & i Pad (i OS 15 or later) Web browsers — watch via tv.youtube.com on Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.

Samsung Smart TVs (2017 & newer) LG Smart TVs (2016 & newer) Vizio Smart Cast TVs (select models) Hisense Smart TVs (select models) Sharp Smart TVs (select models) Sony Smart TVs (select models) (Support varies by model and app store availability)

Roku players & Roku TVs Apple TV (4th gen & 4K) Chromecast with Google TV / Google TV devices Android TV devices (including built‑in TVs and boxes) Amazon Fire TV devices & Fire TV Edition TVs (App must be available in the device’s store)

Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One Play Station 5, Play Station 4/Pro Google Nest Hub / Smart displays with You Tube support

Tens of millions of people are using Caze TV now, and it's breaking all kinds of records during the World Cup 2026.

Coverage of Brazil vs Morocco in the group stages of the World Cup brought in 12.4 million concurrent viewers at its peak.

That's the biggest live audience in You Tube history, and it was also the first time a solo streamer exceeded 10 million viewers.

It's not just the World Cup you can watch on Caze TV. Here are all the other sports and content you can find on the You Tube channel:

Caze TV is the brainchild of streamer Casimiro Miguel. The 32-year-old from Brazil founded Caze TV when he was starting out on Twitch before migrating to You Tube.

However, there is a much bigger name attached to the business now. Portugal legend Cristiano Ronaldo bought a stake in Live Mode TV, the enterprise behind Caze TV. According to Sport Cal, Ronaldo made a significant investment in the company.

Yes, Caze TV is totally legal and free. It's just your standard You Tube account, but it's special because it has official broadcast rights to stream every single game from the tournament.

The channel had some access to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, and has been picking up more and more prestigious and expansive broadcast rights ever since.

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Jakob has over 11 years of experience in journalism across sports, entertainment, tech, and politics. Now a freelance writer, he works with Future across a range of different brands including Golf Monthly, Four Four Two, Tom's Guide and more.

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