Champions League TV guide: How to watch in the U.S. and Canada

This guide preserves the September 8–10, 2026 viewing listings and the October schedule recorded on September 8. The September listings are dated coverage; check the linked broadcaster listings before making plans for a later match.

Sources: UEFA: confirmed league-phase fixtures.

Where to watch

United States. In the United States, Paramount+ carries every match in English, and the service confirms that Champions League coverage is included with any subscription plan. CBS Sports Network also carries the specific games identified in the schedule. For Spanish coverage, use the match-by-match listings: UniMás and TUDN show selected games, with additional streams on ViX and DAZN U.S.

Sources: Paramount+: 2026/27 schedule and all-match coverage; TelevisaUnivision: September 7-13 broadcast schedule; DAZN U.S.: Spanish-language match listings.

Canada. In Canada, every match is available directly on DAZN; a Fubo subscription is not required. The September 8 listings did not include TSN or Sportsnet. Fubo Sports Pro also provides the competition through its DAZN coverage. These are streaming services: use their app on a supported smart TV or streaming device, or watch through a web browser. There is no single nationwide cable channel number for these streams.

Sources: DAZN: Canadian rights through 2026/27; DAZN Canada: Champions League match listings; Fubo Canada: Champions League on DAZN; Fubo Canada: no TSN or Sportsnet coverage.

Kickoff times in your time zone

All times are scheduled kickoffs, with the home team listed first. Eastern, Central, Mountain and Pacific times use the daylight-saving offsets applicable to these September and October dates. In Calgary, the early games begin at 10:45 a.m. and the later games at 1 p.m.

In September and October, most of Saskatchewan uses the Calgary times shown above; most of Arizona uses the Pacific times. Check local time where an exception applies.

Tuesday, September 8, 2026 — recorded listings

Canada, every game below: DAZN or DAZN coverage through Fubo Sports Pro. U.S. listings are separated by commentary language.

Sources: UEFA: confirmed league-phase fixtures; Live Soccer TV: CBS Sports Network schedule; TelevisaUnivision: official weekly programming grid; DAZN U.S.: Spanish-language match listings; DAZN Canada: Champions League match listings.

Wednesday, September 9

Canada, every game below: DAZN or DAZN coverage through Fubo Sports Pro. U.S. listings are separated by commentary language.

Sources: UEFA: confirmed league-phase fixtures; Live Soccer TV: CBS Sports Network schedule; TelevisaUnivision: official weekly programming grid; DAZN U.S.: Spanish-language match listings; DAZN Canada: Champions League match listings.

Thursday, September 10

Canada, every game below: DAZN or DAZN coverage through Fubo Sports Pro. U.S. listings are separated by commentary language.

Sources: UEFA: confirmed league-phase fixtures; Live Soccer TV: CBS Sports Network schedule; TelevisaUnivision: official weekly programming grid; DAZN U.S.: Spanish-language match listings; DAZN Canada: Champions League match listings.

Watching on a television

U.S. cable and satellite: Find CBS Sports Network for its listed English-language games, or UniMás and TUDN for the listed Spanish broadcasts. Channel numbers depend on your television provider and market. A TV package must include the channel you want. Paramount+ is a separate streaming service, so a CBS Sports Network subscription does not provide every match.

U.S. streaming: Sign in to Paramount+ and open UEFA Champions League to select the individual match. For Spanish commentary, open the ViX or DAZN U.S. event shown in the table. A regular streaming subscription is required where the service places the match behind its paid plan.

Canada: Open DAZN on your television or streaming device, sign in and choose UEFA Champions League. If you have Fubo Sports Pro, search the match in Fubo’s sports listings and select the DAZN event. A basic Fubo package should not be assumed to include this coverage.

Sources: Paramount+: 2026/27 schedule and all-match coverage; Fubo Canada: Champions League on DAZN; Fubo Canada: Sports Pro and opening-round listings.

French commentary: DAZN Canada specifically lists French feeds for Real Madrid vs. Inter Milan on September 8, Liverpool vs. Atlético Madrid on September 9, and Bayern Munich vs. Bodø/Glimt on September 10. All three kick off at 3 p.m. ET / 1 p.m. in Calgary. Choose the event marked “Commentaires en Français.”

Sources: DAZN Canada: Champions League match listings.

Pregame timing: TelevisaUnivision lists Fútbol Central at noon ET and its selected early-match broadcasts from 12:30 p.m. ET. The selected later broadcasts begin at 2:50 p.m. ET. The actual kickoffs remain 12:45 p.m. and 3 p.m. ET, respectively.

Sources: TelevisaUnivision: September 7-13 broadcast schedule; TelevisaUnivision: official weekly programming grid.

The next round: October 13-14

There are no men’s Champions League league-phase matches during September 14-20. After the opening round ends on September 10, Matchday 2 takes place October 13-14. The full next-round schedule is below.

Every October match is covered by the season-long Paramount+ service in the U.S. and by DAZN in Canada, including DAZN access through Fubo Sports Pro. Individual October television channels and Spanish-language assignments are not listed here until checked against a current match schedule.

Tuesday, October 13

Wednesday, October 14

Sources: UEFA: confirmed league-phase fixtures; Fubo Canada: Sports Pro and opening-round listings.

Dates for the rest of the competition

Sources: UEFA: 2026/27 competition calendar; Paramount+: 2026/27 schedule and all-match coverage.

Listings checked September 8, 2026. Broadcasters may revise assignments; the linked match listings remain the place to confirm any subsequent changes.