Where to watch the 2026/27 Nations League by country
Find the broadcast partners in 25 countries, the UK divisions and the difference between competition rights and each match’s schedule.

Where you watch determines which Nations League broadcast information applies. The language of this guide does not change that territory: someone reading in English in Brazil needs the Brazilian information. Below are the partners announced for 2026/27 in 25 countries, grouped to help you find your region and then check the fixture you want.
United Kingdom: the national team changes the broadcaster
The announced UK split separates the national teams: ITV1 for England matches and S4C for Wales matches. ITV1 should not be assigned to every Nations League fixture simply because it carries England.
BBC iPlayer is listed for Scotland and Northern Ireland matches. Prime Video UK is indicated for games that do not involve England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland. For England versus Croatia on 12 November, the specific guide below gives the confirmed programme for that date.
Ireland, France, the Netherlands and Poland
The Republic of Ireland has RTÉ and Virgin Media Ireland listed. France has la chaine L’Équipe and TF1+. These are territorial partner lists; they do not, by themselves, allocate each match to a particular channel.
The Netherlands lists Ziggo Sport and NOS. Poland lists Polsat Box Go and TVP Sport. Once you have found your country, check which programme contains the opponent, date and team category you need.
Germany, Austria and Switzerland
Germany’s general list includes DAZN, DasErste, RTL+ and ZDF sportstudio. That differs from a match programme: the German schedule confirms RTL for Serbia versus Germany on 13 November and ARD for Germany versus the Netherlands on the 16th. Several partners being listed does not mean they all show the same games.
Austria lists ORF ON, PULS 4 and DAZN. Switzerland lists Play RSI, Play RTS, Play SRF and DAZN. Check the match selection and language option in the schedule for your territory, rather than automatically applying a German offering to those countries.
Italy, Spain, Portugal and Russia
Italy’s listed partners are RAI PLAY, Mediaset and Sky Italia. Spain’s are RTVE PLAY and DAZN Spain. A platform appearing in the list does not confirm access to any fixture through every app or plan.
Portugal lists RTP and Sport TV Portugal. Russia lists Okko. These references describe the viewing country; your chosen language on Bolanor does not have to match that country’s language.
United States, Canada and Latin America
The United States lists FOX Sports, FuboTV and ViX. Canada lists DAZN Canada OTT. A club league’s programme in those markets should not be reused as confirmation for a Nations League fixture.
Brazil lists Disney+ and sportv; Mexico lists Sky Mexico. When planning your day, distinguish kick-off from the start of pre-match coverage and check whether the listing is live or a replay.
Argentina, Chile and Colombia have Disney+ in the partner list. Sharing that name does not establish that each country’s catalogue is identical, or that a broadcast confirmed in one is confirmed in the others.
Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia and New Zealand
Japan’s listed partner is DAZN. Singapore and Malaysia list UEFA.tv. A territorial listing is not a promise of every match, free access or availability on every device.
Australia and New Zealand list beIN SPORTS. If you watch from a time zone far from Europe, your local date may differ from the stadium’s date: convert the complete kick-off instant rather than copying the hour alone.
South Africa and how to use the list
South Africa’s announced partner is DStv Stream. As elsewhere, the next step is to check the programme for your chosen fixture; the partner list alone does not identify the channel or access conditions for every match.
We checked this information on 8 November 2026 against the 2026/27 list published on 6 November. It identifies territorial partners, rather than guaranteeing every game, plan or device. Bolanor’s calendar includes selected Nations League fixtures. The guides below explain broadcasting by country.
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