How to Watch Champions League 2026/27: Live Streams and TV Channels Worldwide
Watch Champions League 2026/27 Live Streams from Anywhere
The upcoming 2026/27 UEFA Champions League promises thrilling matchups, including Real Madrid facing Inter Milan and Liverpool hosting Atletico Madrid on Matchday 1. Here’s how to catch all the action live, no matter where you are.
Champions League 2026/27 Matchday 1 Fixtures (UK Times)
- Tuesday, September 8
- 5:45pm AEK Athens vs LASK
- 5:45pm Club Brugge vs Aston Villa (Free on Virgin Media Play)
- 8:00pm Borussia Dortmund vs Villarreal
- 8:00pm Lille vs Real Betis
- 8:00pm Porto vs Manchester City
- 8:00pm Real Madrid vs Inter Milan (Free on Virgin Media Play)
- 5:45pm Barcelona vs Feyenoord (Free on Virgin Media Play)
- 5:45pm Stuttgart vs Viking
- 8:00pm Liverpool vs Atletico Madrid (Free on RT Player)
- 8:00pm Napoli vs Arsenal (Free on Virgin Media Play)
- 8:00pm PSG vs Slovan Bratislava
- 8:00pm Sporting Lisbon vs Galatasaray
- 5:45pm Fenerbahce vs Roma (Free on Virgin Media Play)
- 5:45pm PSV vs Shakhtar Donetsk
- 8:00pm Bayern Munich vs Bodo / Glimt (Free on Virgin Media Play)
- 8:00pm Como vs RB Leipzig
- 8:00pm Manchester United vs Sabah (Free on RT Player)
- 8:00pm Slavia Prague vs Lens
Where to Watch for Free
Some Champions League matches are available free in Ireland via Virgin Media Play and RT Player. Selected games also stream free on RTL Play in Belgium and Tabii in Turkey. UK viewers can catch highlights on BBC One and through BBC iPlayer.
If you’re traveling abroad, a VPN can help you watch as if you were at home. Surfshark is our recommended VPN, offering up to 85% off with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Watching in the US
All 189 Champions League games will be streamed live on Paramount+, starting at $8.99/month or $89.99/year. New subscribers can try it nearly free for 30 days with a Walmart Plus trial at $1.
Watching in the UK
TNT Sports and Amazon Prime share broadcast rights. TNT Sports can be added to Sky, Virgin Media, or EE TV packages starting at £25.99/month with an annual contract. Amazon Prime offers one Tuesday game per matchweek for £8.99/month or £95/year after a free month. Students and young adults pay half price. Free highlights air on BBC One midweek evenings.
Watching in Australia
Stan Sport has rights to every game, costing AU$20/month plus a Stan subscription. Stan also covers other major sports like the Premier League and Six Nations rugby.
Watching in Canada
All matches stream live on DAZN for CA$24.99/month. The service also offers coverage of EFL, Bundesliga, NFL, and more.
Official Broadcasters Around the World
- Africa: beIN Sports covers Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and others; SuperSport handles most southern and central African countries including South Africa and Nigeria.
- Americas: DAZN holds Canadian rights; Disney+ streams matches in Latin America including Brazil and Argentina.
- Europe: Coverage varies by country:Austria: Sky Sport
- Belgium: Play Sports
- Balkans: Arena Sport
- Bulgaria: Voyo Sport
- Cyprus: Cytavision
- Czechia: Nova Sport
- Nordics: Viaplay
- Finland: MTV Katsomo
- France: CANAL+
- Germany: DAZN and Amazon Prime
- Greece: Cosmote Sport
- Hungary: RTL & Sport TV
- Ireland: Virgin Media, RTE, Premier Sports, TNT Sports & Amazon Prime
- Italy: Sky Italia & Amazon Prime
- Netherlands: Ziggo Sport
- Norway: TV2 Play
- Portugal: DAZN & Sport TV
- Poland: TVP
- Switzerland: SRG SSR & Blue Sport
- Turkey: Tabii
- Ukraine: Megogo
Champions League 2026/27 Final Details
The final is scheduled for Saturday, June 5, 2027, at the Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid, Spain.
Follow on Mobile and Social Media
Major broadcasters offer mobile apps and streaming platforms. You can also track key moments on Instagram (@ChampionsLeague), Facebook (@ChampionsLeague), TikTok (@ChampionsLeague), and UEFA's YouTube channel (@UEFA).
