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Watching the Saudi Pro League Around the World in 2026/27
Eighteen clubs contest the Saudi Pro League over 34 rounds, from August through to May. Al Hilal, Al Nassr, Al Ittihad and Al Ahli lead the way, and the international stars in their squads have made the league a regular fixture on screens far beyond the Gulf.
Thmanyah streams the league at home in Saudi Arabia and across 22 countries in all, Egypt, Morocco and the Emirates among them. In the United States, FOX Sports holds the rights, with matches on FOX Deportes and streaming on FOX One, and FOX also covers Mexico. Viewers in Britain, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Korea can sign up for SPL Watch, a streaming service built around the league.
Europe has some of the best free options: Sportitalia airs games free in Italy, KIJK streams them free in the Netherlands, and in France the ZackNani channels on YouTube and Twitch carry matches at no cost. In Africa, ESPN, New World TV and StarTimes share coverage, while SPOTV NOW serves Japan and much of Southeast Asia.
Saudi Arabia never moves its clocks, and most fixtures are played in the cooler evening hours, which puts them in the late afternoon or evening for viewers in London and between late morning and early afternoon in New York. If you follow Al Hilal or Al Ahli into Asia, our AFC Champions League Elite guide picks up where this one ends.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which channel has the Saudi Pro League in the USA?
FOX Sports holds the US rights for 2026/27. Matches air on FOX Deportes and FOX's soccer channels, and FOX One streams them, so you can watch Al Nassr or Al Hilal without a cable box. FOX also holds the rights in Mexico, where games appear on FOX and FOX One.
What is SPL Watch and where does it work?
SPL Watch is a streaming service dedicated to the Saudi Pro League. In our 2026/27 data it covers 18 countries, including South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the UK and Ireland, so fans there can stream matches without a TV subscription. Canadians and New Zealanders can also use OneFootball.
Can I watch the Saudi Pro League for free?
Yes, in several countries. In Italy, Sportitalia puts matches on free TV, Dutch viewers can stream them at no cost on KIJK, and ZackNani carries games on YouTube and Twitch in France. Brazilians can use Canal GOAT, and in Hong Kong HOY TV broadcasts the league free-to-air.
Which app streams the Saudi Pro League in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf?
Thmanyah holds the league across the Arab world and streams it in 22 countries, from Saudi Arabia and the UAE to Egypt and Morocco. It is the main way to follow the Riyadh and Jeddah derbies at home in the region this season.
Which channels carry the Saudi Pro League in Africa?
ESPN and New World TV carry the league across most of Africa, and StarTimes shows it on TV and the StarTimes ON app in more than 40 countries. SportyTV streams matches too, for Kenyan, Nigerian, Ghanaian and South African viewers, and East African fans can tune in on Azam TV.
Where is the Saudi Pro League shown in Europe?
Coverage is spread across many broadcasters. DAZN and SPORTDIGITAL have the league in Germany, Spanish viewers watch on Movistar Plus+, Portugal has Sport TV, and Poland has Polsat Sport with Polsat Box Go. Turkish fans watch on S Sport and S Sport Plus, while Italy, the Netherlands and France have the free options mentioned earlier.
What time do Saudi Pro League matches start for viewers abroad?
Most games kick off in the Saudi evening, and because the kingdom does not use daylight saving time, the gap to Europe changes with the seasons. In winter a 9 p.m. match in Riyadh is 6 p.m. in London, 7 p.m. in Paris and 1 p.m. in New York.
Where can I stream the Saudi Pro League in Asia?
SPOTV NOW streams the league in Japan and across Southeast Asia, from Indonesia and Malaysia to Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines, while South Koreans use SPL Watch. India has the league on FanCode, and Begin streams it in Pakistan. Evening kick-offs in Riyadh fall after midnight in Jakarta and Tokyo, so weekend games are the easiest to stay up for.
How do Brazilian fans follow the Saudi Pro League?
Brazil has plenty of choice. SporTV and Band show matches on TV, Xsports has games too, Globoplay streams them, and Canal GOAT offers free coverage, so Brazilians can follow the league with or without a pay-TV package.