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The FIFA World Cup 2022 kicked off yesterday. Not only is Google offering us a scoreboard to keep track of the matches, but it also launched a mini-game for us to kill off some time.

Kicking off yesterday and going on to 18 December 2022, the FIFA World Cup 2022 has started with 32 football teams from around the world in Qatar. If you're looking to watch and keep track of this year's FIFA World Cup 2022, then keep reading as we have a number of suggestions (mostly free) for you footie fans here in Malaysia.

While you might think that you'd have to download some sketchy app (please don't) to watch them online, you can actually watch them for free, both online and on national TV. You can also pay for it via Astro for perhaps higher quality, but do read on and find out how to watch and keep track of the FIFA World Cup 2022 online in Malaysia.

On the last day of the 2018 FIFA World Cup on 15 July 2018, vivo Malaysia is now sending out invites to you to watch the grand finals at GSC Pavilion KL! The registration will start at 10 PM and then the finale will start from 11 PM until 1 AM onward.

If you're a Maxis user, chances are that you got an SMS message from them about having free data to catch the 2018 FIFA World Cup on Astro. It's not just Astro but this applies to RTM as well as Maxis users can catch the action on their TV or mobile devices for as low as RM1!

In conjunction and anticipation of the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia next month, vivo has launched a new global campaign titled “My Time, My FIFA World Cup”, at Beijing’s Olympic Forest Park, China today. The purpose of the campaign comprises of a Vivo Super Fan Photographer programme, Vivo Super Time project as well as revealing the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia V9 Blue limited edition.

The ultra thin bezel Vivo APEX has been spotted in a FIFA 2018 World Cup advertisement, showcasing that the device does indeed have more than 90% screen-to-body ratio as well as an in-display fingerprint scanner which covers a much larger area compared to previous Vivo phones. The device does not have a display notch which usually houses the camera, but instead the camera slides out from behind the display whenever it is needed.

By now, most of you already know vivo is the official sponsor of the 2018 FIFA World Cup this year. But not only are they sponsoring the greatest and biggest sports entertainment in the world, they also recently held a Rah Rah Russia Football eSports Tournament at Penang with the game FIFA 18 with Mashmallow and NX_Dakota qualified for the finals at Sunway Pyramid.

Still looking for a gadget Christmas gift? vivo Malaysia might have something for you. Starting today onwards (22 December), the vivo V7+ and V5s price have been slashed to RM1399 and RM999 respectively. Not only that, there's also a chance for anyone to win an entrance ticket to the FIFA World Cup 2018 at Russia next year.

As we draw closer to 2018, football fans are eagerly waiting for the FIFA World Cup 2018 that will be held in Russia. And if you are paying attention, vivo is the official mobile phone sponsor for the prestigious event and it was only recently that Deng Li, vivo brand director presented a vivo X20 FIFA special edition smartphone to the FIFA Secretary General Fatima Samura. This marks first formal handover of a FIFA World Cup official mobile phone to a FIFA Committee.

In a special turn of events, the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) has made vivo as the official sponsor for the FIFA World Cup 2018 and 2022 as well, making the company to cover two tournament cycles in a row.