Vi ₹798 Football World Cup Season Pass with ZEE5: Details

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Vodafone Idea (Vi) launched a ₹798 Football World Cup Season Pass for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, bundling 10GB of data with a 90-day ZEE5 subscription through Vi Movies & TV.

Key facts

  • Price: ₹798, for existing Vi users
  • Benefits: 10GB data (reported valid for 30 days) and 90-day ZEE5 on one device
  • Bought via the Vi App, Google Pay, PhonePe and other recharge platforms
  • Vi also offered ₹399 and ₹799 football packs open to non-Vi users

Other football packs

Alongside the ₹798 pass, Vi listed ₹399 and ₹799 Football World Cup subscription packs on the Vi Movies & TV app, available to Vi and non-Vi users. Reliance Jio separately offered its own ₹798 football data pack with ZEE5; it is a different product.

What it means for retailers

Event packs like this sell best during the tournament itself. With the World Cup over, the pass is mainly a reference for how operators bundle sports streaming with data.

Frequently asked questions

What did the Vi ₹798 pass include?
10GB data and a 90-day ZEE5 subscription for watching the World Cup.

Could non-Vi users buy it?
The ₹798 pass was for Vi users; ₹399 and ₹799 packs were open to non-Vi users.

Sources: TelecomTalk, Vi blog.

Updated October 26, 2026: This article has been rewritten with confirmed details.

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