Looking for football fixtures across the 2026/27 calendar? Look no further!
Perhaps you’re simply looking for how to watch the Premier League – or maybe you’d like a full guide on the top four divisions of English football, each cup competition, Europe’s top five leagues, women’s competitions, or even Major League Soccer, the J.League or the Super Lig.
Well, we can help you plan your schedule with a fully interactive calendar that includes every match from the biggest competitions – and even a search bar to find the complete schedule for your team. Let’s begin, shall we?
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How to watch
There’s more football than ever before: from leagues to cups, from Blighty to abroad, you just can’t move for all the action – with TV guides these days resembling that famous Mitchell and Webb sketch.
With literally every second of the football presumably mattering to someone somewhere, the 2026/27 season promises to be a big one across Europe in both the men’s and women’s game – and FourFourTwo are your friends when it comes to all the info on where to watch all the action. Our exhaustive guide delves into the TV details for every competition that you’ll find in our calendar, so there’s really absolutely no excuse for ever missing another second ever again (unless, of course, it’s just too much).
Wherever you’re watching on Planet Earth, we’ve got the details you need, plus our calendar has different time zones built in for you to peruse – so you’re no longer having to add or subtract hours to your team’s kick-off time. And if you’re a frequent flyer (or sailor, or even enjoy the EuroStar from time to time), then fear not either: we can help you catch up with all the action with a VPN. All the details below.
Remember, the best place to be first when it comes to the football schedule is our exclusive …And It’s LIVE! newsletter. We kindly drop a full list of every kick-off that you’ll want to invest in ahead of the weekend – plus all the quizzes, injury news, features and previews that you know and love from FourFourTwo.
How to watch the Premier League
From 2025 until 2029, the Premier League will be split between just the two broadcasters, with a sharp increase in the number of games shown on television.
Sky Sports have the rights to 215 live games, with TNT Sports and HBO Max getting 52 games. The BBC’s Match of the Day retains the rights to the highlights.
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How to watch the English Football League
Until 2029, Sky Sports will be the sole broadcaster of the English Football League – the Championship, League One and League Two – showing over 1,000 matches from the three divisions a season, including the play-offs.
ITV has the rights for the highlights.
How to watch the Scottish Premiership
The Scottish Premiership is available to watch across two broadcasters until the current television deal ends in 2029.
There are 60 live Premiership matches available to watch on Sky Sports, with 20 pre-split matches (and six post-split) per season on Premier Sports. Premier Sports also get coverage of the Scottish Cup.
Select Scottish Cup games are on the BBC, too.
How to watch the Women’s Super League
In October 2024, it was announced that Sky Sports and the BBC would share the coverage of the Women’s Super League, in the first long-term agreement of its kind for women’s football in England.
Sky have the lion’s share, with 163 live matches broadcast, with the BBC taking 19.
How to watch the FA Cup
The FA Cup is continuing on non-terrestrial television and will be shown via TNT Sports and HBO Max.
While ITV no longer hold any rights, however, the BBC have entered into a new agreement as the free-to-air broadcaster of the competition, showing 14 games – which includes two live matches from each round through to the quarter-finals, one semi-final and the final.
The FA Cup Final is one of 10 events reserved for live broadcast on UK terrestrial television under the Ofcom Code on Sports and Other Listed and Designated Events.
How to watch the League Cup
The League Cup is available to watch across Sky Sports’ platforms: a select few games are available to watch on the Sky Sports Football channel, with the rest streamable on Sky Sports+.
A select few games are available to watch free-to-air on ITV, following the broadcaster showing the final last year in conjunction with Sky.
How to watch the Women’s FA Cup and League Cup
The Women’s FA Cup will be broadcast across TNT Sports and Channel 4 with 25 matches shown live across the season.
Sky and BBC are broadcasters of the Women’s League Cup although we have no confirmation on how many games will be shown.
How to watch the Champions League
In the UK, the Champions League is largely broadcast on TNT Sports, which is available on television and via the HBO Max app, with one game every Tuesday available to watch on Amazon Prime.
The highlights show for the competition is shown on BBC One.
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How to watch the Europa League and Conference League
TNT Sports have the rights to both the Europa League and the Conference League, with all games from both competitions available to watch on television and via the HBO Max app.
How to watch the Nations League
The Nations League broadcaster depends on which home nation you’re looking to watch.
After Channel 4’s tenure of covering the England men’s national team, the Nations League returns to ITV Sport for the Three Lions this season. The BBC will broadcast games for Northern Ireland and Scotland, while S4C will show Wales.
How to watch the Lionesses
England women’s national team matches are live and exclusive to ITV Sport, just as the men’s are.
How to watch Ligue 1
The French top-tier is available via a bespoke Ligue 1 pass, available to those in the United Kingdom, with added content such as highlights packages and episodes dedicated to iconic former players, season reviews and the best of Ligue 2.
DAZN shows the Coupe de France.
How to watch the Bundesliga
In the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland, the Bundesliga is broadcast on Sky Sports, with the BBC getting the rights to Friday night games.
The premium fixture of each weekend is shown live every Saturday at 5.30pm on Sky Sports Football, as an alternative to the teatime kick-off in the Premier League.
Premier Sports shows the Pokal.
How to watch Serie A
For the 2026/27 season, you can watch Serie A on DAZN with select games on TNT Sports via HBO Max. Premier Sports is your place for the Coppa.
How to watch La Liga
The La Liga television rights in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland are held by Premier Sports, who broadcast the competition on their LaLigaTV platform, with over 340+ matches available online and on television.
In addition to this, one match per week from the 2026/27 season will be shown on Disney+. The platform will show a Saturday night fixture.
In the US, ESPN is the home of La Liga.
How to watch the Primeira Liga, Eredivisie, Belgian Pro League and the Super Lig
The Primeira Liga, Eredivisie, Belgian Pro League and Super Lig are all broadcaster on Triller TV.
How to watch the MLS
All Major League Soccer matches are available to watch on Apple TV+ around the world.
How to watch the J-League
The J-League is available to watch on YouTube, with four matches broadcasted per week.
How to watch the A-League
Australia’s men’s A-League coverage is available to watch in the United Kingdom on TNT Sports and HBO Max.
How to watch the NWSL
Selected NWSL matches are available to watch on TNT Sports and HBO Max in the United Kingdom, with all other fixtures on NSWL+.
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