Where to Watch the Bundesliga in United States

USA Network shows at least 30 Bundesliga matches in English this season, and the remaining games stream free on Fandango at Home. Spanish speakers can follow the league on free-to-air Telemundo, on Universo and on Peacock. Puerto Rico and Guam follow the same arrangement, as do the US Virgin Islands.

Yes, in several countries. Fandango at Home and Telemundo are free in the US, SAT.1 shows a few matches free in Germany, SABC Sport airs games in South Africa, and RCTI does the same in Indonesia. Brazil has three free routes: RedeTV! on TV, plus CazéTV and Canal GOAT, which stream selected matches on YouTube.

Sky Sport and DAZN split most live Bundesliga matches between them, and WOW is the streaming option for Sky's games if you would rather skip a satellite contract. SAT.1 broadcasts a few fixtures free-to-air, the one way to see live Bundesliga at home without paying. Fans who want every live game need DAZN plus either Sky or WOW.

Sky Sports has the Bundesliga in the UK and Ireland for 2026/27. If you do not have a Sky package, NOW gives you the same Sky Sports channels online with a rolling membership and no long contract, which is handy for fans who mainly want German football rather than a full TV bundle.

Canadians stream the Bundesliga on DAZN and OneSoccer. Neither needs a cable subscription, which suits cord-cutters, so compare what else each one offers alongside German football before you choose where to follow your club this season.

StarTimes is the main home of the Bundesliga in Africa, on its TV channels and the StarTimes ON app, and Canal+ Afrique adds coverage in more than 40 countries. Kenyans, Ugandans and Tanzanians can also turn to Azam TV, and in South Africa the public broadcaster SABC Sport shows matches free.

The Saturday 3:30 p.m. slot in Germany is 9:30 a.m. in New York and 6:30 a.m. in Los Angeles, with the 6:30 p.m. game at 12:30 p.m. Eastern. In Asia those afternoon games land in the evening: 9:30 p.m. in Jakarta and 11:30 p.m. in Tokyo during the European winter.

Japanese fans have DAZN and ABEMA, South Koreans use Coupang Play, and ZEE5 covers India and Pakistan. In Indonesia, RCTI shows matches free on TV, Thai viewers stream on AIS Play and Vietnam has TV360. beIN SPORTS CONNECT serves Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia and the Philippines, while CCTV and Migu carry the league in China.

Yes, in many countries. In the US, the Spanish-language coverage comes from Telemundo, Universo and Peacock, Mexico has it on FOX and FOX One, and ESPN with Disney+ covers Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Peru. In Spain itself, DAZN streams the matches.

Usually not without help, since Sky, DAZN and Peacock look at the country you are connecting from. Logging in through a NordVPN server back in Germany, Britain or the US keeps Sky or DAZN streaming at your hotel, so a beach holiday need not mean missing a Saturday afternoon in the Bundesliga.