Where to watch the match in your country

Broadcast rights change every few seasons and differ in every country. Ninety shows the channels and streaming services for each match where you are, one line under the score.

One quiet line, the right country

Open any upcoming or live match and Ninety lists the broadcasters for your phone’s country: television channels and streaming services, with streaming options marked. Travelling? It follows your device region, so the listing changes when you do.

Why it is so hard to find

A single weekend of European football can be split across four services in one country and shown by none in another. Champions League rights are sold separately from domestic leagues, cup competitions separately again, and some matches are blacked out at certain times. Ninety pulls listings per match from public TV guides so you do not have to search each broadcaster’s schedule.

When it is not on TV at all

Some matches have no broadcaster in your country, and in the UK Saturday 3pm Premier League games are not shown live by law. That is when the rest of Ninety helps: the lock screen live score, the live match chat and official highlights soon after full time, with the score hidden until you decide to see it.

Add the fixtures to your calendar

Pair the TV listing with a calendar subscription: every club and competition in Ninety can be added to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook, kick-off times kept up to date automatically. See football fixtures in your calendar.

Questions

Which countries have TV listings?

Many: Ninety shows listings wherever a public football TV guide covers your country, and falls back to the US broadcaster list from the match feed for the United States.

Why is there no listing for a match?

Either no broadcaster in your country has the rights, or the guide has not published the listing yet. Listings usually appear a few days before kick-off.