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Your 2026/27 football fixtures calendar is loaded with more competitions than ever: here is the complete guide.

If you are searching for football fixtures throughout the 2026/27 calendar, you are in the right place.

Maybe you only want to know how to watch the Premier League – or perhaps you need a full guide to the top four divisions of English football, every cup competition, Europe’s top five leagues, women’s competitions, or even Major League Soccer, the J.League or the Super Lig.

We can help you organise your schedule with a fully interactive calendar featuring every match from the biggest competitions – plus a search bar to find your team’s complete fixture list. Let’s get started.

EFL: Championship, League One and League Two

Scottish Premiership and Scottish Cup

Women’s Super League and WSL2

FA Cup

Carabao Cup

Women’s FA Cup and Women’s League Cup

Ligue 1 and Coupe De France

Eredivisie

Super Lig

J-League

A-League

NWSL

There is more football than ever before: from leagues to cups, from Britain to the rest of the world, there is action everywhere – with TV schedules now looking busier than ever.

With virtually every moment of football meaning something to someone somewhere, the 2026/27 season is shaping up to be a huge one across Europe in both the men’s and women’s games – and FourFourTwo has the information you need on where to watch it all. Our comprehensive guide breaks down the TV details for every competition included in our calendar, so there is really no reason to miss another second again, unless it all becomes a bit too much.

Wherever you are watching from around the world, we have the details you need, and our calendar also includes different time zones – so you no longer have to work out your team’s kick-off time yourself. And if you travel frequently, whether by air, sea or even on the Eurostar, there are also ways to keep up with the action using a VPN.

Remember, the best way to stay ahead of the football schedule is through our exclusive …And It’s LIVE! newsletter. It delivers a full list of every kick-off worth following before the weekend, along with quizzes, injury updates, features and previews.

From 2025 until 2029, Premier League rights are shared by only two broadcasters, with a significant rise in the number of matches shown live on television.

Sky Sports hold the rights to 215 live matches, while TNT Sports and HBO Max have 52 games. The BBC’s Match of the Day keeps the highlights rights.

How to watch the Premier League on Sky Sports

To get Sky Sports, you need a TV package either directly through Sky or through another provider such as EE or Virgin. For a more flexible short-term option, NowTV is Sky’s streaming partner, with a day pass priced at £14.99 or a monthly plan starting from £27.99.

In Australia, Stan Sport offers a live stream for every single Premier League match for AU$29.99 (£15) per month, and that subscription also includes every Champions League game.

You may occasionally find a match shown free on an international broadcaster, but the strongest overall value is Setanta Sports, which shows all matches for €4.99 in Ukraine, Georgia, Belarus, Moldova, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Tajikistan.

These are the cheapest ways to watch the Premier League this season

Until 2029, Sky Sports will be the exclusive broadcaster of the English Football League – the Championship, League One and League Two – with more than 1,000 matches per season shown from the three divisions, including the play-offs.

ITV owns the highlights rights.

How to watch the Championship, League One and League Two on Sky Sports

To get Sky Sports, you need a TV package either directly through Sky or through another provider such as EE or Virgin. For a more flexible short-term option, NowTV is Sky’s streaming partner, with a day pass priced at £14.99 or a monthly plan starting from £27.99.

In the United States, Paramount+ is the EFL rights-holder, offering a large selection of matches from the Championship, League One and League Two. Plans begin at $8.99 a month, which is excellent value considering it also includes Champions League live streams.

In Australia, beIN Sports shows a wide selection of EFL games, and the price is particularly competitive at AU$15.99 a month (£8). However, prices are due to rise by $1 in September.

The Scottish Premiership can be watched across two broadcasters until the current TV agreement expires in 2029.

There are 60 live Premiership matches available on Sky Sports, while Premier Sports shows 20 pre-split games and six post-split games per season. Premier Sports also has coverage of the Scottish Cup.

Selected Scottish Cup matches are also shown on the BBC.

How to watch the Scottish Premiership on Sky Sports

To get Sky Sports, you need a TV package either directly through Sky or through another provider such as EE or Virgin. For a more flexible short-term option, NowTV is Sky’s streaming partner, with a day pass priced at £14.99 or a monthly plan starting from £27.99.

How to watch the Scottish Premiership on Premier Sports

Premier Sports starts at £17.99 a month on a flexible subscription if you want to watch via the app or Sky Q. You can also pay £130 annually, or take an annual pay-as-you-go option costing £12.99, which cannot be cancelled mid-season.

In October 2024, it was announced that Sky Sports and the BBC would share Women’s Super League coverage in the first long-term agreement of its kind for women’s football in England.

Sky has the majority share, broadcasting 163 live matches, while the BBC will show 19.

How to watch the Women’s Super League on Sky Sports

To get Sky Sports, you need a TV package either directly through Sky or through another provider such as EE or Virgin. For a more flexible short-term option, NowTV is Sky’s streaming partner, with a day pass priced at £14.99 or a monthly plan starting from £27.99.

The FA Cup remains on non-terrestrial television and will be shown by TNT Sports and HBO Max.

Although ITV no longer holds rights, the BBC has signed a new agreement as the competition’s free-to-air broadcaster, showing 14 matches – including two live games from each round up to the quarter-finals, one semi-final and the final.

The FA Cup Final is one of 10 events protected for live broadcast on UK terrestrial television under the Ofcom Code on Sports and Other Listed and Designated Events.

Watch every FA Cup game on ESPN

In the USA, ESPN provides live streams for every FA Cup game from the third round onwards. Plans start at $12.99 per month.

The League Cup can be watched across Sky Sports platforms: a small number of matches are shown on the Sky Sports Football channel, while the rest are available to stream on Sky Sports+.

A limited number of games are also available free-to-air on ITV, after the broadcaster showed last season’s final alongside Sky.

How to watch the League Cup on Sky Sports

To get Sky Sports, you need a TV package either directly through Sky or through another provider such as EE or Virgin. For a more flexible short-term option, NowTV is Sky’s streaming partner, with a day pass priced at £14.99 or a monthly plan starting from £27.99.

The Women’s FA Cup will be shown by TNT Sports and Channel 4, with 25 matches broadcast live across the season.

Sky and BBC are the broadcasters for the Women’s League Cup, although there is no confirmation yet on how many matches will be shown.

How to watch the Women’s League Cup on Sky Sports

To get Sky Sports, you need a TV package either directly through Sky or through another provider such as EE or Virgin. For a more flexible short-term option, NowTV is Sky’s streaming partner, with a day pass priced at £14.99 or a monthly plan starting from £27.99.

In the UK, the Champions League is mainly shown on TNT Sports, available on television and through the HBO Max app, with one match every Tuesday available on Amazon Prime.

The competition’s highlights programme is shown on BBC One.

How to watch the Champions League on Amazon Prime Video

Amazon Prime Video includes a 30-day free trial and then renews automatically at £8.99 per month. If you pay annually at £95, you save more than £1 a month. Prime membership also includes other benefits such as free Amazon delivery.

Watch the Champions League on RTÉ

One or two matches each game week are broadcast live on terrestrial television on RTÉ 2, while RTÉ Player – a simple browser-based player that does not require sign-up – carries the simulcast live streams.

Watch the Champions League on Virgin Media Ireland

Alongside RTÉ, viewers in Ireland also receive free Champions League coverage on Virgin Media Ireland, with eight matches per game week split between Virgin Media Two and Virgin Media More. Virgin Media Two can be watched on terrestrial TV or streamed through Virgin Media Play.

Watch the Champions League on Paramount+

CBS is the exclusive Champions League rights-holder in the United States, and every single game is streamed live on Paramount+. The Essential package is enough, and it costs $8.99 per month.

In Australia, Stan Sport offers a live stream for every single Premier League match for AU$29.99 (£15) per month, and that same price also gives access to every Champions League game.

TNT Sports holds the rights to both the Europa League and the Conference League, with every match from both competitions available on television and through the HBO Max app.

Watch European soccer on Paramount+

As with the Champions League, every match from UEFA’s other two competitions – the Europa League and the Conference League – is available on Paramount+ on the Essential plan at $8.99 per month.

The Nations League broadcaster varies depending on which home nation you want to follow.

After Channel 4’s spell covering the England men’s national team, Nations League coverage for the Three Lions returns to ITV Sport this season. The BBC will show matches involving Northern Ireland and Scotland, while S4C will broadcast Wales games.

England women’s national team matches are live and exclusive on ITV Sport, just like the men’s matches.

The French top flight is available through a dedicated Ligue 1 pass for viewers in the United Kingdom, with additional content including highlights packages, programmes on iconic former players, season reviews and the best of Ligue 2.

DAZN shows the Coupe de France.

How to watch Ligue 1 on Ligue1 Pass

You can sign up to watch every Ligue 1 match live or on demand – subject to the 3pm blackout – through the official Ligue 1 Pass, which costs £9.99 per month.

In the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland, Bundesliga coverage is on Sky Sports, with the BBC holding the rights to Friday night matches.

The standout fixture each weekend is shown live every Saturday at 5.30pm on Sky Sports Football, providing an alternative to the Premier League’s teatime kick-off.

Premier Sports shows the Pokal.

How to watch the Bundesliga on Sky Sports

To get Sky Sports, you need a TV package either directly through Sky or through another provider such as EE or Virgin. For a more flexible short-term option, NowTV is Sky’s streaming partner, with a day pass priced at £14.99 or a monthly plan starting from £27.99.

How to watch DFB-Pokal on Premier Sports

Premier Sports starts at £17.99 a month on a flexible subscription if you want to watch via the app or Sky Q. You can also pay £130 annually, or take an annual pay-as-you-go option costing £12.99, which cannot be cancelled mid-season.

For the 2026/27 season, Serie A can be watched on DAZN, with selected matches on TNT Sports through HBO Max. Premier Sports is the place to watch the Coppa.

How to watch Coppa Italia on Premier Sports

Premier Sports starts at £17.99 a month on a flexible subscription if you want to watch via the app or Sky Q. You can also pay £130 annually, or take an annual pay-as-you-go option costing £12.99, which cannot be cancelled mid-season.

La Liga television rights in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland belong to Premier Sports, which carries the competition on its LaLigaTV platform, with more than 340 matches available online and on television.

In addition, one match per week during the 2026/27 season will be shown on Disney+. The platform will carry a Saturday night fixture.

In the United States, ESPN is the home of La Liga.

How to watch La Liga on Premier Sports

Premier Sports starts at £17.99 a month on a flexible subscription if you want to watch via the app or Sky Q. You can also pay £130 annually, or take an annual pay-as-you-go option costing £12.99, which cannot be cancelled mid-season.

How to watch La Liga on Disney+

Disney+ is available on plans starting from £5.99 and can be accessed on smart TVs, computers, mobiles, tablets and games consoles through the app, as well as streaming devices such as Amazon Fire Stick and Chromecast.

Watch every La Liga game on ESPN

In the USA, ESPN+ carries live streams for every La Liga fixture in the 2026/27 season. Plans start at $12.99 per month.

The Primeira Liga, Eredivisie, Belgian Pro League and Super Lig are all broadcast on Triller TV.

Watch smaller European leagues on Triller TV

Triller TV offers several European leagues, as well as competitions from the UAE and Qatar. Prices start from $7.99 a month.

All Major League Soccer matches are available to watch worldwide on Apple TV+.

Watch every MLS match on Apple TV

Major League Soccer is available globally on Apple TV for £9.99 a month in the UK and $12.99 a month in the US. Both countries include a free trial.

The J-League can be watched on YouTube, with four matches broadcast each week.

Coverage of Australia’s men’s A-League is available in the United Kingdom on TNT Sports and HBO Max.

Selected NWSL matches are available in the United Kingdom on TNT Sports and HBO Max, with all other fixtures on NWSL+.

Watch all NWSL+ games for free

NWSL+ is completely free to use, with no subscription fee or paywall, and the app is available on Apple TV, Fire TV and Roku TV.

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