With the diversification of streaming platforms, viewers now face a wide variety of options to watch games, but they also struggle to find specialized channels for football broadcasts. Platforms like Multicanais Futebol have become popular, yet many are still looking for alternatives to follow the major football championships. Below, we highlight some of the championship games to watch and the best broadcasting options available.
As ESPN holds a prominent position in covering sports events, especially European competitions, platforms like Paramount+, TNT, and Apple TV+ have also started to venture into broadcasting football matches. With the growth of CazéTV, the platform has also carved out its space in broadcasting European competitions. Therefore, understanding the channels where these events can be watched becomes even more important.
Here are the channels to watch the main football games:
Brazilian Serie A
The main football league in Brazil, featuring the best clubs and national players, typically takes place from April to December.
Where to watch:
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GloboPlay
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SporTV
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Premiere
Copa do Brasil
The main club competition in Brazil, featuring clubs from all divisions competing in a knockout format, takes place from February to December.
Where to watch:
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SporTV
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Prime Video
Copa Libertadores
The most prestigious tournament in South America, featuring clubs from the continent's top countries, held from February to November.
Where to watch:
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Disney+
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Paramount+
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ESPN
Copa Sul-Americana
The second most important competition in South America, held from March to December, featuring teams that did not qualify for the Libertadores.
Where to watch:
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Disney+
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SBT
Champions League (Champions League)
The premier club tournament in Europe, held from September to May, brings together the strongest teams on the continent in pursuit of glory.
Where to watch:
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Max
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TNT Sports
Europa League (Europa League)
The second largest club competition in Europe, featuring teams that did not advance to the Champions League group stage, takes place from September to May.
Where to watch:
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Disney+
Premier League (English League)
One of the most important football leagues in the world, held from August to May, featuring some of the best clubs and global players.
Where to watch:
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ESPN
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Disney+
La Liga (Spanish League)
The football championship of Spain, from August to May, featuring globally renowned clubs like Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Where to watch:
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ESPN
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Disney+
Serie A (Italian Championship)
The Italian league, held from August to May, featuring traditional clubs like Juventus, Inter Milan, and AC Milan.
Where to watch:
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Disney+
Ligue 1 (French Championship)
The football championship of France, from August to May, with a highlight on Paris Saint-Germain in recent years.
Where to watch:
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Prime Video
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CazéTV
MLS (Major League Soccer)
The main football league in the United States, held from February to November, featuring many international players.
Where to watch:
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Apple TV+
Saudi Pro League
The football league in Saudi Arabia, typically from August to May, attracting world-renowned players like Neymar and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Where to watch:
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GOAT Channel
Information on Streaming Platform Subscriptions:
Prime Video:
Monthly subscription: R$ 19.90 or annual fee of R$ 166.80. First month free.
Where to watch: Live games from various leagues and competitions.
Globoplay (Includes Sportv and Premiere):
Globoplay + Channels: R$ 54.90/month or R$ 39.90/year.
Premiere exclusive: R$ 59.90/month or R$ 29.90/year.
Sportv + Premiere: R$ 89.90/month or R$ 59.90/year.
Where to watch: Brazilian Championship, Copa do Brasil, among others.
Disney+:
Monthly subscription: R$ 43.90 to R$ 62.90, with ESPN channels and exclusive games. Subscription via Meli+: R$ 17.99/month with extra benefits.
Where to watch: Copa Libertadores, Champions League, La Liga, among others.
