Nothing beats the Champions League for drama. As the most watched and most revered club competition in world football, you won’t want to miss any of the action in the 2025/26 campaign or beyond.
Matches in the United Kingdom are generally able to be viewed on TNT Sports and Amazon Prime and with Europe’s biggest and best names going up against each other in this tournament, there’s plenty of reasons to tune in and watch the most elite level of football on the planet.
Looking to watch the Champions League live? Find all the upcoming fixtures and streaming info below.
Champions League Live Stream Fixtures – This Week’s Matches
Find out what matches are upcoming in the Champions League with our fixture list below.
Our handy tool lists the latest upcoming games by date and to find the Champions League live streaming options for each individual fixture, simply click the ‘live on’ button and you’ll be presented with the options on how to stream that game. Click the relevant link to be taken to your chosen platform to watch the match.
How to Watch the Champions League Online in the UK
In the UK there are two legal streaming options through which you can watch Champions League football during the season 2025/26. The first is with TNT Sports and Discovery, who have the rights to show the vast majority of Champions League games this term. The second is with Amazon Prime, who have the rights to their first-choice pick of Tuesday night matches with a total of 17 matches being shown on the platform.
To watch Champions League matches through TNT Sports, you need to have an active subscription, which is available to purchase via Discovery+. TNT Sports show every Champions League fixture that isn’t being shown on Amazon Prime, including 5.45pm and 8.00pm kick-offs, along with exclusive studio coverage and analysis and the UCL Goals Show, where you can watch all the goals from non-Amazon games as they go in.
Subscribers can stream matches directly through the Discovery+ app on smart TVs, mobile devices, tablets, or web browsers. Once signed in, you can enjoy live games and additional competitions covered by this broadcaster such as the Premier League, Europa League and Europa Conference League – all included under the same plan.
For viewers who don’t have a pay-TV contract, Discovery+ makes it easy to watch TNT Sports on a flexible, streaming-only basis. You can simply create a Discovery+ account, choose the “TNT Sports” plan, and start streaming instantly. The platform supports HD streaming and allows you to pause and rewind live matches, making it a convenient choice for following the action wherever you are.
To watch selected Champions League matches on Amazon Prime Video in the UK, you need an active Amazon Prime subscription. Prime Video typically shows one live Champions League fixture per matchweek, usually a high-profile Tuesday night game featuring a Premier League side when applicable, along with its own pre-match build-up, commentary and post-match analysis. These fixtures are exclusive to Prime Video on those nights and are not shown by TNT Sports at the same time.
Subscribers can stream Champions League matches directly through the Prime Video app on smart TVs, mobile devices, tablets, games consoles, or via a web browser. Once logged in, the match will appear prominently on the Prime Video homepage on the day of the game, with replays and highlights available afterwards. For viewers without a traditional pay-TV package, Amazon Prime offers a simple, contract-free way to watch, with HD streaming and standard playback features like pausing and rewinding live action included as part of the subscription.
Where can I watch Champions League highlights in the UK?
For fans who want to catch up on the Champions League without watching every live match, the BBC remains the go-to destination for highlights in the UK. The broadcaster shows comprehensive coverage of all matches, including goal clips, post-match analysis, and round-up shows, making it easy to stay up to date with every group-stage game and knockout tie. Highlights are available on both television and the BBC iPlayer streaming service, giving viewers flexibility to watch on smart TVs, mobile devices, or computers.
Amazon Prime Video also provides highlights of the matches it broadcasts live, including replays and condensed versions of the games. Subscribers can access these through the Prime Video app or website, allowing fans to watch key moments shortly after the final whistle. This makes Amazon a convenient option for those who may have missed the live Tuesday night first-pick fixture but still want to see all the action and expert commentary.
Upcoming Changes to Champions League Broadcasting in the UK
In the UK, Champions League broadcast rights are set to undergo significant changes in the coming years. Amazon Prime Video currently holds the rights to show the first-pick Tuesday night fixture each matchweek, offering live coverage, pre-match build-up, commentary, and post-match analysis. This arrangement will continue through the 2030/31 season, meaning Prime Video remains the home of one live weekly match for several more seasons. Alongside this, the BBC continues to provide highlights and goal clips, allowing fans to catch up on all the other action without a subscription.
From the 2027/28 season, however, Paramount+ will become the primary UK rights holder for the Champions League. Under this new arrangement, the majority of live matches will be broadcast on Paramount+, leaving Amazon Prime with just its first-pick Tuesday night game. TNT Sports, which previously carried extensive Champions League coverage, will lose the competition entirely after the current rights cycle, although it will continue to cover other competitions like the Premier League, FA Cup, and Europa League.
For viewers, this means that following every Champions League fixture may require subscriptions to multiple platforms. Fans will still be able to watch the biggest weekly game on Amazon Prime, but Paramount+ will carry the rest of the live matches, including midweek and Wednesday fixtures that were previously shown on TNT Sports. BBC Sport will continue to provide highlights and goal compilations, ensuring non-subscribers can still stay up to date with the competition.
The transition also reflects a broader shift in UK football broadcasting, with streaming services increasingly dominating top-tier European competitions. Amazon’s ongoing deal guarantees consistent coverage for its subscribers, while Paramount+ will offer a more comprehensive package of live fixtures. For fans who want to follow every goal, every group-stage match, and all knockout ties, planning ahead for multiple subscriptions will become the new normal from 2027 onwards.