RTM has moved to reassure viewers that it is tightening security on RTMKlik after claims surfaced online that FIFA World Cup 2026 matches could be accessed from outside Malaysia. The issue has become a talking point among local viewers, especially as some users have also complained about streaming quality and connection problems during matches.

Football fans in Malaysia now have a clearer picture of how they can watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 through Unifi TV. Telekom Malaysia has officially revealed the pricing and availability details for its World Cup viewing passes, giving viewers access to all 104 matches live through three dedicated World Cup channels.

Radio Televisyen Malaysia, better known as RTM, is set to end its long-running presence on Astro this July, marking the close of a partnership that has lasted for almost three decades. For many Malaysian households, this is quite a notable change because TV1, TV2, and later Okey have been available through Astro for so long that their presence on the platform almost felt permanent.

Football fans in Malaysia can now breathe a little easier. The FIFA World Cup 2026 will be officially broadcast in the country, with RTM and Unifi TV confirmed as the appointed broadcasters for the tournament. This is good news because the World Cup is one of those events that cuts across age, background, and even club loyalty. Whether someone follows football religiously or only watches when the World Cup comes around, the tournament still has a special place in the calendar. For Malaysia, having proper local broadcast coverage means fans will not need to rely on questionable streams, random social media links, or low-quality illegal broadcasts just to follow the matches.