For the next 16 days, 32 countries will compete in the 2023 FIBA World Cup basketball tournament including Team USA. The first games start early in the US on Friday, August 25th at 3:45 am ET / 12:45 am PT with 8 group stage games per day into the weekend.
All but six 2023 FIBA World Cup basketball games, which will air on ESPN2, cannot be viewed on a traditional TV channel or cable network. You will need to live stream them online with an ESPN+ subscription.
Watch FIFA World Cup 2023 with ESPN+
With an ESPN Plus account you can not only watch FIFA World Cup basketball games, but many other upcoming NBA and college games. Plus there are tons of other sports and original series available for streaming including every 30-for-30 documentary, ready to watch when you want to.
The cost of ESPN+ is currently only $9.99 a month or $99.99 for an entire year, so it is one of the cheapest standalone streaming services available.
ESPN+ Disney+ Hulu Bundle
A $12.99 a month bundle option including ESPN+ and the ad-supported versions of Hulu and Disney+ is another option to consider. This bundle deal is a fantastic bargain that is already being enjoyed by millions of subscribers for only $3 more per month over ESPN+ by itself.
If you already have a Hulu account then you will receive a bill credit for each month that you’re subscribed to the bundle deal.
Look for the ESPN+ app to show up on a variety of devices including Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 gaming consoles; LG, Samsung and Sony TVs, Roku boxes, Chromecast, iPhone or iPad, and Amazon Fire TV boxes and Fire Sticks.
