How to Watch Football Matches in Your Country

This guide helps you find the best legal ways to follow football matches depending on where you live. All times on IPTVBuddy are shown in GMT (London time).

Important: We only list official and legal TV channels and streaming services. We do not promote any unlicensed or illegal streams.

United Kingdom

In the UK, most Premier League matches are shown on Sky Sports and TNT Sports (formerly BT Sport). Selected games are also available on Amazon Prime Video.

Popular commentators such as Martin Tyler, Peter Drury and Guy Mowbray regularly appear on these channels.

Saudi Arabia and Gulf Countries (Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman)

The Saudi Pro League is mainly broadcast on SSC channels and the Shahid streaming platform. Champions League and Premier League matches are often shown on beIN Sports.

Add 3 hours to GMT to get local time in Saudi Arabia and most Gulf countries.

Egypt

In Egypt, European matches are typically shown on beIN Sports. Some domestic and regional games appear on ON Time Sports.

Add 2 hours to GMT for Egyptian local time.

United Arab Emirates

Similar to other Gulf countries. Matches can be followed on beIN Sports and SSC depending on the competition. Shahid is also widely available.

United States and Canada

In the USA and Canada, Premier League matches are broadcast on NBC, Peacock and USA Network. Champions League games often appear on Paramount+ or CBS Sports depending on the rights cycle.

India, Pakistan and Bangladesh

Across the Indian subcontinent, Premier League and Champions League matches are frequently shown on Sony Sports Network (SonyLIV). Rights can change, so always check the current broadcaster.

Europe (Germany, Spain, Italy, France)

Each country has its own main broadcasters:

How to Convert from GMT

Always verify the official channels in your country because broadcasting rights change every season. IPTVBuddy helps you quickly see the expected time and channel for each match.