If you love watching sports, Apple TV 4K has a cool feature you should know about. It lets you watch up to four live sports streams at once. This multiview option is perfect when several games happen at the same time. Instead of picking just one, you can keep an eye on all your favorites.

This feature works with Apple TV 4K hardware, any generation. So whether you have the latest 2022 model or an earlier one, you’re good to go. Just make sure you have an active Apple TV subscription. Then you can jump into the multiview experience.

Right now, multiview supports three major sports: Major League Baseball, Major League Soccer, and Formula 1 racing. MLB games come in on Friday nights, which means you can watch two games plus a studio show together. The studio show adds analysis while you watch the games.

MLS fans get the most out of multiview. You can watch up to four live soccer matches at once or mix three games with the MLS 360 whiparound show. This show gives live updates and expert takes on all the action, keeping you in the loop without missing anything.

Formula 1 is the newest sport on Apple TV’s multiview. Apple took over U.S. rights this year and added F1 TV Premium features. That means you can watch the main race feed, driver cams, live timing, and track maps all at once. This setup is a dream for racing fans who want to track their favorite driver while following the full race.

How to Use Multiview on Apple TV 4K

Getting multiview up and running is straightforward. Start by playing a live game from one of the supported sports. You’ll see a multiview icon in the playback controls or menu. Click on it, and you can pick additional games or shows to add to your screen.

For baseball, multiview is limited to the two Friday Night Baseball games and the Big Inning studio show. Soccer and Formula 1 allow for up to four simultaneous streams, with some flexibility for mixing in studio content and alternate feeds like driver cams.

Multiview makes it easier to follow multiple matches or angles without switching channels or apps. It’s especially useful during busy sports weekends or big events like the World Cup.

Streaming the 2026 FIFA World Cup in 4K on Apple TV

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is a huge event, and Apple TV 4K users can stream the matches in 4K quality. The tournament runs from June 11 to July 19 and will be co-hosted by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. In the U.S., FOX and FOX Sports 1 hold the broadcast rights.

You can watch through several apps on Apple TV 4K. FOX One offers all games in 4K with a subscription. Live TV streaming services like FuboTV and YouTube TV also carry the FOX 4K channels, though YouTube TV requires its 4K add-on. The FOX Sports app allows streaming with your TV provider login.

Spanish-speaking viewers have options too. Peacock streams Telemundo’s Spanish-language coverage. Other live TV bundles include channels like Telemundo and Universo, giving viewers multiple ways to catch the action.

For free options, Tubi offers select games and the World Cup opening ceremony without a subscription. But the full tournament experience requires signing into one of the paid apps or live TV services.

Keep in mind, Apple TV 3rd generation can’t download new apps, which limits your choices for World Cup streaming. Apple TV 4K and Apple TV HD models are best for accessing all the apps and features needed.

What You Need for the Best Sports Streaming Experience

To enjoy these features smoothly, a solid internet connection is key. Aim for at least 25 Mbps if you’re streaming in HD. If multiple devices use your network, choose faster speeds. Wired Ethernet connections on Apple TV 4K devices offer the most stable experience. Wi-Fi can work but is less reliable if the signal is weak.

Before big games or the World Cup, update your Apple TV software and apps. Test your login and stream a live event early to avoid surprises. If you run into buffering, restart your box or try switching to Ethernet.

Apple’s sports streaming approach is changing how we watch games. Multiview and 4K streaming on Apple TV 4K put you in control of what you see and how you see it. Whether it’s multiple soccer matches, Friday Night Baseball, or the biggest soccer event on earth, Apple TV 4K is ready for game day.