Here’s How to Watch 2026-2027 UEFA Champions League Matches Live Online
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The 2026-2027 UEFA Champions League tournament features the best clubs in Europe, like Arsenal, Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern München, Atlético de Madrid and others, competing for a chance to hoist the European Champion Clubs’ Cup. It officially kicks off with matches starting on Tuesday, Sept. 8 and ends on Sunday, June 5, 2027 with the final match taking place at Estadio Metropolitano in Madrid, Spain.
Throughout the tournament, matches broadcast live across CBS and CBS Sports Network, as well as livestreams on Paramount+.
Even without cable, you don’t have to miss any of the action. You can access matches on CBS with affordable cable antennas, while soccer matches are also available to stream online on a variety of platforms, such as Fubo and Hulu + Live TV. However, the best ways for cord-cutters to tune into the action is with DirecTV.
With the start of a new tournament, it’s likely matches may feature a few of celebrities who attended matches in the past, like Idris Elba, Anne Hathaway, Lewis Hamilton, Usain Bolt and others. Meanwhile, with the popularity of the World Cup this summer and the start of Premier League play a few weeks ago, it’s likely that matches are going to be big ratings draws for networks.
How to Watch the 2026-2027 UEFA Champions League Tournament Online
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DirecTV
DirecTV is one of the best ways for cable-cutters to access live sports and TV from home.
Save up to $30 on signature packages with DirecTV. Priced at $59.99/month for the first month of service ($89.99/month afterwards), you get access to the streaming service’s “Entertainment” package for soccer matches on CBS and CBS Sports Network, along with over 90 local, broadcast and cable channels. The streamer comes with unlimited cloud DVR for recording programming, as well as an additional 105 channels from DirecTV’s “MyFree” networks.
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Fubo
Starting at $63.99 for the first month of service ($88.99/month afterwards)
Fubo is one of the best options for streaming soccer matches live. The service features CBS and CBS Sports Network. It even has more than 220 live TV channels for cable-free streaming and an unlimited cloud DVR. Watch the event with Fubo’s five-day free trial. You can even stream on up to two devices at the same time.
For great streaming option for to watch the soccer tournament, check out Hulu + Live TV for live channel streaming with access to CBS and CBS Sports Network. Starting at $89.99/month, the streaming service has more than 100 other channels, as well as access to hit originals on Disney+, Hulu and ESPN Unlimited.
For new subscribers, Paramount+ starts at $8.99/month to access UEFA Champions League on CBS and CBS Sports.
If you’re looking to livestream matches, there is a clever workaround to get Paramount+ for cheap since the streamer doesn’t offer a free trial. Right now, you can sign up for a 30-day trial for Walmart+ for just $1. The retailer’s rewards program comes with Paramount+ as one of its perks.
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However, the best way to livestream the 2026-27 UEFA Champions League tournament is with a subscription to DirecTV, below. It’s the most comprehensive overall.
For a complete 2026-2027 UEFA Champions League tournament fixture, click here.
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