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MSC Cruises will be broadcasting the FIFA World Cup across its fleet, so soccer fans won’t miss a minute of the action while sailing.
Matches will be broadcast live across all of MSC Cruises’ ships between June 11 to July 19, 2026. MSC Cruises guests will be able to watch in a wide variety of onboard venues, including sports bars, casino bars, poolside LED screens and designated lounges and theatres.
Beyond the live matches, guests can also enjoy a program of tournament-themed activities for all ages including interactive games, quizzes and family-friendly fun.
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