Now that you’ve decided to watch the FIFA World Cup, how are you going to do it? You have three options: watching it on TV, streaming it online, or both. The good news is that there are lots of ways to stream the World Cup live, so you can follow all your favorite teams even if they aren’t playing on TV in your area at the time. Here’s an overview of how and where to stream the World Cup!

What You Need to Know

The FIFA World Cup is one of the most watched sporting events in the world, with an estimated 3.2 billion people tuning in last year alone. If you're not a die-hard soccer fan and want to watch from your couch, here are some helpful tips for watching the FIFA World Cup live stream.

When and Where to Watch

The FIFA World Cup is coming up, and you don't want to miss it.

The first option is to stay at home and watch on your TV with cable or satellite service. If you don't have either one of those things, then it's time for option two: watching online on your computer or mobile device. You will need a high-speed internet connection and some form of streaming media player software like TOTALSPORTEK or Windows Media Player in order to watch this way.

If neither of these options work for you because your computer or mobile device doesn't have access to the internet, don't worry--you can still go out into public and watch it on TVs that are broadcasting it live from Brazil.

The Groups

Group A includes Qatar, Ecuador , Senegal and Netherlands.

Group B includes Iran , England , USA and Wales.

Group C includes Saudi Arabia , Argentina , Mexico and Poland.

Group D includes France , Australia , Denmark and Tunisia.

Group E includes Spain , Costa Rica , Germany and Japan.

Group F includes Belgium , Canada , Morocco and Crroatia.

Group G includes Serbia , Brazil , Switzerland and Cameroon.

Group H includes Portugal , Ghana , Uruguay and South Korea.

The Teams

There are 32 teams in this year's tournament, and they are divided into eight groups of four. The top two teams from each group advance to the round of 16. The winners of those matchups then face off in the quarterfinals, and from there it's a straight shot to see who is crowned champion.