How to find out where to watch a sports event on TV or streaming

1. Check the event page

Competition pages help you browse the schedule, but each match's broadcast is shown on its event page: that is where we show the confirmed broadcast for that particular match.

2. Pick the country you will watch from

The channel depends on the country, not on the language of the page. On the event page, confirmed broadcasts are grouped by country, each with its flag, whatever language you browse in. If a country is not listed, we do not have a verified broadcast there yet.

3. Check the broadcast status

• Confirmed: verified information identifies where this event will be shown, either through an event-specific confirmation or a broadcast rights rule that clearly covers the event. Partial rights to a competition alone do not confirm that a particular match will be shown.
• To be confirmed: there is no reliable source yet; we never show a guessed channel.
• Partial coverage: the broadcaster holds rights to only some of the competition's matches, so it does not necessarily show this one.

4. Check the time in your time zone

All times are shown in the time zone selected at the top of the page. If you are travelling, change it there so you do not get the day wrong.

5. Check again on the day

Event start times and broadcasts can change because of postponements or broadcaster decisions. The event page updates automatically with the data we verify.