Hungary vs. Portugal Showdown: Your Complete Guide to Streaming the Crucial 2026 World Cup Qualifier

Throughout his legendary career, Cristiano Ronaldo has consistently demonstrated impeccable timing, and the superstar's knack for perfect moments was on display once more during Saturday evening's match.

Ronaldo struck in the 21st minute against Armenia to extend Portugal's advantage after João Félix had broken the deadlock. The number 21, notably, was the jersey worn by Diogo Jota for his country.

It marked an emotional yet triumphant beginning to their World Cup qualification journey, with their second fixture of the month scheduled in Budapest. A resilient Hungarian squad is expected to offer greater opposition than Armenia did, though they have never managed to defeat the Portuguese side.

Additionally, Marco Rossi is working to lead a Dominik Szoboszlai-led team to their first World Cup appearance since 1990. Portugal remain strong favorites to secure automatic qualification from Group F for next summer's competition, particularly after Hungary conceded a late equalizer to the Republic of Ireland in their opening match.

Here's your guide to watching Portugal's qualifier in Hungary's capital city.

What Time Does Hungary vs. Portugal Kick Off?

How to Watch Hungary vs. Portugal on TV and Live Stream

For merely £2.49, viewers in the United Kingdom eager to watch Tuesday's qualifier can access it through Amazon Prime. This fee isn't an additional charge on top of your existing subscription. Only a valid Amazon Prime membership is required.

Prime Video serves as a streaming platform in Canada as well, alongside DAZN.

The Fubo Sports Network holds broadcasting rights for Tuesday's match in the United States, though a subscription is necessary to stream via fuboTV. A more economical option is Tubi, which offers free access and maintains partnerships with DAZN and Fox Sports. Spanish-speaking audiences might prefer ViX's broadcast of the Budapest qualifier.

Sky Sports serves as the exclusive broadcaster in Mexico.

What's Next for Hungary and Portugal?

These two teams will meet again next month during Matchday 4, when Portugal could potentially hold a commanding lead at the top of their qualifying group.

Prior to their trip to Lisbon, Hungary must secure a crucial victory at home against Armenia. Roberto Martínez's squad, on the other hand, has two home matches scheduled for October and will first host the Republic of Ireland.