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NEW YORK - Fubo (NYSE:FUBO), the sports-first live TV streaming platform with a market capitalization of $1.35 billion and impressive year-to-date returns of over 213%, will be the exclusive U.S. distributor of select UEFA European Qualifiers to FIFA World Cup 2026 from October 10-14, the company announced in a press release.
The matches are available through Fubo’s multi-year sublicense agreement with FOX Sports. Viewers can purchase the games individually for $9.99 each or buy a five-pack for $24.99, with no Fubo subscription required.
The exclusive coverage includes five qualifying matches: Sweden vs. Switzerland (October 10), Estonia vs. Italy (October 11), Denmark vs. Greece (October 12), Wales vs. Belgium (October 13), and Portugal vs. Hungary (October 14). All matches will stream at 2:45 p.m. ET on their respective days.
Customers who purchase any pay-per-view event will also receive ongoing access to Fubo Free, the platform’s free tier featuring over 200 FAST sports, news, and entertainment channels.
Fubo, which initially launched as a soccer streaming service before expanding to its current streaming Pay TV model, continues to position itself as a leader in global soccer coverage. The company currently operates in the United States, Canada, Spain, and France (as Molotov).
According to the company statement, Fubo aggregates more than 400 live sports, news, and entertainment networks in the U.S. market and was ranked among The Americas’ Fastest-Growing Companies 2025 by the Financial Times. The company generated $1.63 billion in revenue over the last twelve months, though it operates with relatively thin gross margins of about 17%. InvestingPro analysis indicates the stock is currently undervalued, with 11 additional exclusive insights available to subscribers. For detailed analysis and valuation metrics, check out the comprehensive Pro Research Report, available among 1,400+ top stocks on InvestingPro.
In other recent news, FuboTV reported its second-quarter earnings, revealing revenue of $380 million. This figure represents a 3% year-over-year decline but still surpassed Needham’s estimate by 2%. The company experienced a global subscriber loss of 119,000 during the quarter, which was a 102% decline compared to the previous year, although it was 10% better than anticipated. BTIG reiterated its Neutral rating on FuboTV after the company exceeded both the firm’s and consensus estimates for Revenue and EBITDA. Additionally, Needham maintained its Buy rating and $4.25 price target on FuboTV, citing potential upside from a deal with Disney.
Shareholders of FuboTV have approved a merger with Disney’s Hulu + Live TV business, which, pending regulatory approvals, will give Disney approximately 70% ownership of Fubo. In another development, Fubo’s subsidiary Molotov has secured a carriage agreement with Ligue 1 for the 2025/2026 season, allowing subscribers in France to access eight of nine live matches per gameday. Furthermore, Fubo has entered into a multi-year partnership with DAZN in Canada to expand sports streaming options, enabling customers to purchase bundled subscriptions that include content from both services. These developments reflect FuboTV’s ongoing strategic efforts to enhance its content offerings and market reach.
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