The 2026-27 UEFA Champions League is currently in its league phase, which runs until January 27, 2027, featuring 36 teams.
This update provides an overview of the current broadcast rights landscape in the U.S., dominated by the CBS and Paramount+ ecosystem, along with the common technical approaches, such as the use of VPNs, that global users employ to bypass geographic content restrictions for international sports coverage.
Where can you watch the games in the US?
Broadcast rights in the United States belong to CBS until the 2029-30 season. The main platform to watch the matches is Paramount+, while TUDN has the rights for Spanish-language broadcasts.
Live internet TV services such as Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, and DirecTV offer access to CBS and CBS Sports Network channels.
Trial periods and other options
Platforms like Fubo, Hulu, YouTube TV, and DirecTV offer free trials.
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For Paramount+, the following options are also available:
- Through Amazon Prime, you can activate a 7-day trial period.
- Walmart+ subscribers can get access through a trial package that costs $1.
Free broadcasts from abroad
Some European channels, such as RTÉ, Virgin Media Play and RTVE, broadcast matches for free, but their broadcasts are geographically restricted.
Some users use services that make their connection appear to be coming from another country to bypass these restrictions when visiting foreign networks.
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