Which World Cup games are on free broadcast television? Here’s a tool to find out.

I’m excited to watch the World Cup, but I don’t have cable. I do, however, have a TV antenna. Remember those? In the USA many games are on FOX, a broadcast station, while some are only available on the cable channel FS1. But there’s a twist: some of the FS1 games are available for free in Spanish, on Telemundo. Meanwhile, in Canada, some games are available without cable on CTV or CTV2. And what if you live near the border in either country? You could pick up the signal from across the border. It’s all a bit confusing, so here’s a free tool you can use right now to figure things out: justinpot.com/worldcup. With this you can see which games are available on broadcast, or free streaming, in the USA and Canada. I hope it’s useful to someone (if so, let me know!) If not, no worries: I mostly made it for myself. Note that for now I’ve only included the group stage—I’ll try to update it as the matchups are available. justinpot.com/worldcup