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\n\tAmazon Prime Day<\/a> ends tonight (Friday, June 26, at 11:59 p.m. PT), meaning it\u2019s the final few hours to claim Fox One\u2019s Prime Day promotion<\/a>, especially well-timed given it\u2019s the official streaming home of the 2026 FIFA<\/a> World Cup. Following Fox One<\/a>\u2018s three-day free trial<\/a>, the service is currently on sale<\/a> for $13.99 per month for the first three months, renewing at the standard $19.99 monthly thereafter (unless cancelled at any time).<\/p>\n \n\tAs the official streaming platform of the World Cup, Fox One<\/a> has a livestream of every match in the tournament, all in one place. The limited-time promotion<\/a>, which slashes the subscription price by 30 percent for three months, is joined by a host of Prime Day streaming deals<\/a>, including:<\/p>\n \n\tBeyond every World Cup game, Fox One combines all of Fox\u2019s national and regional television properties into a single platform. This includes live sports and entertainment, local news, talk shows and on-demand episodes of Fox series.<\/p>\n \n\tWhile anyone is eligible for Amazon\u2019s Fox One three-day free trial<\/a> period, the three-month Prime Day promotion<\/a> is only available to Prime members, and Amazon offers a free 30-day trial<\/a> for those not yet subscribed. Even better, students and young adults ages 18 to 24 can get a six-month free trial<\/a> to Amazon Prime. After the trial period, the plan will auto-renew at $7.49 per month, half the price of a regular monthly Prime membership.<\/p>\n\n