Who Televises Champions League

The UEFA Champions League, a globally renowned football tournament, boasts an extensive network of broadcast partners ensuring widespread access for fans worldwide. Viewers in various regions can tune in to different channels and streaming services to catch the exciting matches.

In Europe, a multitude of broadcasters hold the rights to air Champions League games. These include prominent names like Sky Austria, Canal+, ServusTV in Austria, and Sky Italia and Amazon Prime in Italy. Other major European broadcasters include TNT Sports and Amazon Prime in the UK, DAZN and Amazon Prime in Germany, and Movistar+ in Spain.

Across Africa and the Middle East, beIN SPORTS is a primary broadcaster for the Middle East and North Africa region, while SuperSport, New World TV, and Canal+ cover Sub-Saharan Africa, bringing the tournament to a diverse audience.

In the Americas, broadcast partners vary by country. In the United States, Paramount+ and TUDN hold the rights, while DAZN caters to Canadian viewers. South American audiences (excluding Brazil) can watch on ESPN. In Mexico, fans can tune in to HBO Max and Caliente TV.

The Asia-Pacific region also has a diverse range of Champions League broadcasters. BeIN SPORTS serves several territories, including Brunei, Cambodia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Other notable broadcasters include Stan Sport in Australia, Sony LIV in the Indian Subcontinent, and WOWOW in Japan.

Throughout various Asian countries, specific broadcasters hold the rights, including iQIYI in China and SPO TV in South Korea. Fans in Vietnam can watch on VTVCab and Viettel.

Beyond regional broadcasts, Sport24 provides in-flight and in-ship coverage, ensuring that even travelers can keep up with the Champions League action. This comprehensive network of broadcast partners guarantees that football enthusiasts around the globe have access to the thrilling spectacle of the UEFA Champions League.