You can watch the UEFA Champions League through various official broadcasters and streaming services depending on your location:
- In the UK, TNT Sports holds most of the Champions League rights. You can also watch via Discovery Plus Premium or as an add-on through Amazon Prime Video. For a cheaper alternative, Australian service Stan Sport offers coverage, accessible with a VPN
- In the US, Paramount Plus streams every Champions League game starting at $7.99/month. Some games also air on CBS, but Paramount Plus has the full slate
- In the Netherlands, Ziggo Sport has exclusive rights to all Champions League matches. You can watch live on Ziggo Sport channel 14 or via the Ziggo GO app. Non-Ziggo customers can stream matches involving Dutch clubs on Ziggo Sport Free
- Across Europe, broadcast partners include DAZN, Amazon Prime, Canal+, Sky, Viaplay, and others depending on the country. For example, DAZN streams matches in Germany and France, while Canal+ and Sky cover Italy and France
- For the Women's Champions League final (e.g., Arsenal vs Barcelona), DAZN offers free live streams on its website and YouTube channel in the UK and France, and TNT Sports 1 also broadcasts the match. A VPN can help bypass geo-restrictions if needed
- The Champions League final on May 31, 2025, between PSG and Inter Milan is scheduled to be broadcast live on platforms like Ziggo Sport in the Netherlands and likely on other regional broadcasters as per local rights
Using a VPN can help access streams if you are in a region where the match is geo-blocked
. In summary, check your local UEFA Champions League broadcast partner or streaming service, such as TNT Sports (UK), Paramount Plus (US), Ziggo Sport (Netherlands), DAZN (various countries), or use a VPN to access international streams legally.
