From the first kick-off, with Qatar-Ecuador on Sunday 20 November until the final on 18 December: a total of 64 games, live and exclusively for free, plus in-depth information, meetings, reports, documentaries, news and radio.
It is the whole World Cup minute by minute, that is the long Rai offer which on all its platforms will follow the 29 days most awaited by all football fans and beyond.
"Italy will not be there, but this will perhaps allow us to go into even more detail", says CEO Carlo Fuortes.
In particular, 37 games will be broadcast on Rai1, 19 on Rai2 and 8 on Rai sport HD.
All the matches broadcast on Rai1 will also be broadcast in very high definition, or in 4K, with a novelty: not only via satellite, through TivùSat channel 210, but also in hybrid mode "
Each match will be filmed by 34 cameras, the highest number ever used, while another 12 automated filming tools will be available to the referees in the Var room. But not just the pitch.
The trio Alessandra De Stefano, Sara Simeoni and Jury Chechi will also tell the World Cup, who after the nights at the Tokyo Olympics returns behind the counter of Il circolo dei Mondiali (on Rai1 after the 8pm match).
Rai Radio 1 and Radio1 Sport will instead tell the whole World Cup minute by minute, including commentary and Torcida Mundial.
Rai Play pulls out Once upon a time on 10 but also Ten reasons for…, that is to cheer on one team or the other.
Rai Sport Hd focuses on the docufilm cycle When the world watched;
Rai News 24 and rainews.it on continuous and direct updates.
And Christian Vieri's Bobo TV arrives in Qatar,