Croatia scored and the score is now 1-1 against England.
If you&re a YouTube TV subscriber, you might not know that because YouTube TV has been down for around 40 minutes.
Update: It back just in time for extra time.
People who pay $40 a month to subscribe to live TV on YouTube are arguably mad.
One of the main reasons YouTube TV makes sense is that it lets you watch live sports.
You won&t find any soccer match on Netflix or HBO Now after all.
YouTube has tweeted about the issue, but this isn&t a quick downtime.
As Owen Williams tweeted, if Google can&t keep the live stream up during the World Cup, it unclear which company can do it.
Maybe our live-streaming future is not ready yet.Hey everyone — sincere apologies for streaming issues with YouTube TV.
The timing is horrible but we're working to be up and running again ASAP!— YouTube TV (@YouTubeTV) July 11, 2018We're watching the FIFA on YouTube TV and it's completely down.
If Google can't keep it online in a surge like this, nobody can.
https://t.co/Jeed9kZY5b— Owen (@ow) July 11, 2018Quickly deleted tweet by @YouTubeTV after the service went down pic.twitter.com/Mx3yyuO7AQ— Stuart Becktell (@StuartBecktell) July 11, 2018Of course @YouTubeTV (which I bought for the sole purpose of watching the WC) goes down during the semifinals.
pic.twitter.com/LNmFFlbsYd— Jeff Keese (@JKeester) July 11, 2018Youtube TV down during world cup Semis ! Exactly why I took the subscription in the first place :-/ #youtubetv #Google— Mihir Gangar (@gangarmihir90) July 11, 2018