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Where to watch the 2026/27 UEFA Champions League

UEFA’s broadcast-partner guide lists television and streaming options by country and region.

UEFA published its guide to television and streaming partners for the 2026/27 UEFA Champions League on 9 October 2026. The list covers countries and regions across Europe, Africa and the Middle East, the Americas, and Asia and the Pacific. Available broadcasters vary by location. The UEFA guide names partners including Canal+ in France, DAZN and Amazon Prime in Germany, Sky and Amazon Prime in Italy, and TNT Sports, Amazon Prime and BBC in the United Kingdom. Other listed European partners include Viaplay in Denmark, Ziggo Sport in the Netherlands, Sport TV, DAZN and LiveMode in Portugal, and blue and SRG in Switzerland. These are examples from UEFA’s country-by-country list. For Africa and the Middle East, UEFA lists SuperSport in several markets and beIN for the Middle East and North Africa. Its Americas listings include Paramount+, TUDN and DAZN in the United States, DAZN and OneSoccer in Canada, and ESPN in Central America. In Asia and the Pacific, the listed partners include Stan Sport in Australia, Sony in the Indian sub-continent, WOWOW, Lemino and U-NEXT in Japan, and beIN in Singapore. The guide also names partners for other countries and territories in the region. Rights differ by country and may include television channels, streaming services or both. UEFA’s published guide is the source for the complete list; fans should use the entry for their own country or region to identify the named partner or partners. The listing marks some broadcasters with an asterisk and separately identifies Sport24 for in-flight and in-ship broadcasts, with highlights rights only. The information is from UEFA’s Champions League broadcast-partner guide, published 9 October 2026.
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