Complete 2026/27 Football Match Calendar: Where and How to Watch Them

The full 2026/27 football match calendar is now available. Whether you want to follow the Premier League, England’s four divisions, domestic cups, Europe’s top five leagues, women’s competitions, or the Major League Soccer, J.League, and Süper Lig, an interactive calendar provides access to all fixtures. A search bar even lets you find the complete schedule for your favorite team.

How to access TV broadcasts of competitions

To watch matches, several broadcasters offer subscriptions tailored to each competition. In England, the Premier League will be broadcast 77% by Sky Sports, which holds 215 live matches, while TNT Sports and HBO Max will show 52. The BBC will continue to air highlights with *Match of the Day*. To subscribe, Sky Sports is available via a TV package or the NowTV service, starting at £14.99 per day or £27.99 per month. In the United States, Peacock will offer around half of the matches for $10.99 per month, with the rest available on USA Network or via a cable service. In Germany, the Bundesliga will air on Sky Sports, with Friday night matches on the BBC. In France, Ligue 1 is accessible via the official pass for £9.99 per month, while the Coupe de France is covered by DAZN. In Spain, La Liga will be shown on Premier Sports and Disney+, with one weekly match on the latter. In Italy, Serie A will be available on DAZN, with a few games on TNT Sports.

European and international competitions

European competitions like the Champions League, Europa League, and Europa Conference League will primarily air on TNT Sports and HBO Max in the UK. In Ireland, RTÉ and Virgin Media will broadcast matches free-to-air. In the United States, Paramount+ will stream all Champions League matches for $8.99 per month. In Australia, Stan Sport covers both the Premier League and the Champions League for AU$29.99 per month. The Nations League will air depending on the nation: ITV Sport for England, BBC for Scotland and Northern Ireland, and S4C for Wales. The Lionesses’ matches will be exclusive to ITV Sport, as will those of the England men’s team. In Turkey, the Süper Lig will be available on Triller TV for $7.99 per month, while the MLS will be accessible on Apple TV+ for £9.99 or $12.99 depending on the country. The Women’s Super League (WSL) will be 89% covered by Sky Sports, with 163 live matches, and 19 by the BBC. The Women’s FA Cup will be broadcast on TNT Sports and Channel 4, with 25 live matches. The Women’s League Cup will be available on Sky Sports and the BBC, with no exact number of games confirmed. The men’s FA Cup will be shown on TNT Sports, HBO Max, and the BBC, with 14 matches on free-to-air, including two games from each round up to the quarter-finals, one semi-final, and the final. The English League Cup will be available on Sky Sports, with some matches on free-to-air on ITV. In Scotland, the Scottish Premiership will be broadcast on Sky Sports (60 matches) and Premier Sports (20 matches before the winter break and 6 after). To follow all competitions, the interactive calendar on FourFourTwo allows users to plan their viewing by time zone. An exclusive newsletter, *And It's LIVE!*, provides a weekly list of must-watch matches, along with news, quizzes, and predictions. Subscriptions to TNT Sports, Sky Sports, or other platforms often include free trials, such as Amazon Prime Video for the Champions League or ESPN+ for La Liga in the United States.