Fans in 20 countries and territories can enjoy the FIBA World Cup 2023 live in the NBA App and NBA.com with Courtside 1891’s FIBA World Cup Pass. See below for everything you need to know about how to purchase and watch the FIBA Basketball World Cup, starting Friday, August 25th.
How Can I Watch The FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023?
Courtside 1891’s FIBA World Cup Pass will provide access to live and on-demand games, including replays, extended highlights, and top plays. Learn more.
“For fans watching in the U.S., games are also available on ESPN platforms, including ESPN2 and ESPN+. Six games will air exclusively on ESPN2, including three in the First Round featuring Team USA. All other 86 games will be carried by ESPN+.”
Who Can Purchase FIBA World Cup Pass?
Fans in these countries and territories can purchase Courtside 1891’s FIBA World Cup Pass:
- Angola
- Argentina
- Cape Verde
- Cote D’Ivoire
- Czech Republic
- Dominican Republic
- Greece
- Indonesia
- Israel
- Latvia
- Lithuania
- Mexico
- Poland
- Puerto Rico
- Serbia
- Slovenia
- Spain
- Thailand
- Turkey
- United Kingdom.
How Can I Purchase FIBA World Cup Pass?
Courtside 1891’s FIBA World Cup Pass can be purchased NBA.com/WorldCup.
Only fans residing in the countries or territories listed above will be able to buy it. Other fans will see the NBA League Pass package page, which is different from (and does not include) World Cup Pass.
What Devices Are Compatible With World Cup Pass?
Fans can watch the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 from their favourite devices after subscribing to the FIBA World Cup Pass at NBA.com/WorldCup. Here is the list of supported devices for the NBA App:
- Android TV.
- Supported Devices & Requirements.
- Android and Android Tablet.
- Amazon Kindle Support.
- Apple TV.
- Chromecast.
- Comcast Xfinity Flex Platform and XClass TV.
- Hisense.
- iPhone and iPad.
- Playstation.
- Roku.
- Xbox.
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