Banglalink streams World Cup 2026 matches on Toffee platform
Banglalink, a subsidiary of VEON Ltd., has secured the streaming rights for the World Cup 2026 in Bangladesh. All 104 matches will be available live on Toffee, Banglalink's digital entertainment platform. Subscription packages will be accessible via the Toffee app, MyBL Super App, RYZE, and eligible internet packs.

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Banglalink, a digital operator in Bangladesh and a subsidiary of VEON Ltd., has secured the streaming rights for the World Cup 2026. Fans across Bangladesh will be able to watch all 104 matches live on Toffee, Banglalink's digital entertainment platform, on their phones, laptops, and televisions. This move aims to bring the world's biggest football tournament to millions of fans in the country.
Toffee, which is the country's leading home for live sport, previously saw over 15 million viewers in Bangladesh watch the 2022 final between Argentina and France. The platform will now carry every match of the 2026 tournament, reinforcing its position as a scaled digital destination for entertainment in Bangladesh.
"Few things bring a country together like football, and we are proud that this summer every match of the World Cup will reach fans across Bangladesh on Toffee. Bringing the world's most loved tournament to our customers is what being a digital operator is all about, using technology to deliver the things that matter most to the people we serve," said Kaan TerzioÄŸlu, VEON Group CEO.
Fans in Bangladesh can access the tournament through subscription packages available on Banglalink's Toffee app, MyBL Super App, and RYZE, an AI-driven lifestyle brand for youth. Other Banglalink customers can enjoy the tournament through eligible 30-day internet packs, while soccer fans using other mobile operators can subscribe directly through Toffee. Subscription packages will also be available through Banglalink's nationwide retail and recharge network.
"This is a major moment for football fans in Bangladesh. By securing the OTT streaming rights for the World Cup 2026 and delivering every match through Toffee, we are building on our proven ability to bring audiences together around premium live events. Just as importantly, we are strengthening Toffee's role as a scaled digital destination for entertainment in Bangladesh and advancing Banglalink's ambition to deliver more value to customers through relevant digital experiences," said Johan Buse, CEO of Banglalink.
Access and Availability
| Platform | Access Method |
|---|---|
| Toffee app | Subscription packages |
| MyBL Super App | Subscription packages |
| RYZE | Subscription packages |
| Banglalink internet packs | Eligible 30-day packs |
| Other mobile operators | Direct subscription via Toffee |
| Retail network | Subscription packages |
VEON is a digital operator providing connectivity and digital services to over 150 million connectivity users and more than 228 million digital users across five countries. Banglalink is one of the leading digital communications service providers in Bangladesh, driven by the vision of transforming lives through technology. Toffee, launched by Banglalink in 2019, is an operator-agnostic digital streaming platform available for Android smartphones, Android TVs, and iOS devices.
How will Banglalink leverage the World Cup streaming to convert non-subscribers into long-term digital users post-tournament?
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