The 2026/27 UEFA Nations League, the competition’s fifth edition, is ready to bring top-level national-team action to fans across Europe and around the world. Whether you're in Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, or Oceania, official broadcast partners and streaming services are set to deliver live coverage. Here’s a comprehensive guide to where and how fans can follow the tournament, according to UEFA’s official broadcast listings.
European Coverage: Extensive Access Across the Continent
Football fans in Europe will have a wide variety of options to watch the UEFA Nations League in 2026/27. Broadcasters cover every participating country, often with online streaming complementing traditional TV. For example, DAZN, ZDF, and DasErste will offer multiple choices for viewers in Germany, while France has la chaine L'Équipe and TF1+. In Italy, RAI PLAY, Mediaset, and Sky Italia will share coverage. The United Kingdom’s rights are split, with ITV1 carrying England matches, BBC iPlayer streaming Scotland and Northern Ireland games, S4C covering Wales, and Prime Video providing coverage for matches not involving the UK home teams. Smaller countries and territories, such as Andorra, Liechtenstein, and Malta, will also have access via national broadcasters and UEFA.tv for selected matches. For those traveling or residing outside their home nation, UEFA.tv extends its reach to unserved territories, ensuring comprehensive coverage across the continent.
Global Reach: Broadcast Partners for Every Region
Outside Europe, the Nations League will be accessible to fans on every continent. In North America, matches in the United States will be available on Fox Sports, FuboTV, and ViX, while Canada’s DAZN service holds broadcasting rights. In Latin America, Disney+ will feature prominently, offering streaming rights in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, and several other nations. African coverage is robust as well, with DStv Stream and New World TV available in numerous countries, ensuring fans can follow their national teams. In Asia, viewers can tune in through networks like Sony Sports Network in India and Bangladesh, iQIYI Sports in China and Macau, and Vision+ in Indonesia and Timor-Leste. Additionally, beIN Connect provides service to parts of the Middle East and North Africa. For Oceania, Digicel TV and beIN SPORTS will broadcast matches to islands such as Fiji, Papua New Guinea, and New Zealand.
In-Flight, In-Ship, and Other Streaming Options
The UEFA Nations League aims to be accessible even to fans on the move. In-flight and in-ship broadcasts are supported by Sport 24, allowing passengers to catch matches while traveling. Digital streaming also plays a key role, with many national broadcasters offering their own online platforms alongside linear TV. This means supporters can watch live and on-demand, whether at home or on mobile devices. In regions where traditional broadcasting is limited, UEFA.tv fills the gap, ensuring that coverage of matches is possible almost anywhere.
