If you are passionate about football and don't want to miss any of the world's biggest championships, you need to know exactly where to watch today's games.
Choose the championship you want to watch
With so many competitions taking place at the same time, it is essential to be informed about which platforms broadcast each match.
In this blog post, we'll show you where to watch the main games of the day, from national tournaments to the biggest international championships.
So, get ready to sit on the couch, grab your favorite snack and cheer for your team!
Where to Watch Football Games Today?
The broadcast of matches varies depending on the competition and the country. Here are the main ways to watch football matches in Brazil:
1. Open TV
If you don't have cable TV or streaming services, you can still count on some free options.
In Brazil, broadcasters such as Globe e SBT broadcast some important championships, including:
- Brazilian Championship (Series A and B) – Some selected matches are broadcast by Globo.
- Brazil Cup – Decisive games are usually shown on open TV.
- Champions League – SBT will show some matches from the final stage of the tournament.
- Brazilian National Team Games – World Cup friendlies and qualifiers are usually broadcast by Globo.
For those who don't have a cable TV or streaming subscription, this is a great option to follow the main games.
2. Pay TV
If you have a cable TV package, you can expect to see a wider variety of games. The main sports channels include:
- ESPN and Fox Sports – They broadcast games from the Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, Italian Serie A, as well as the Libertadores and the South American.
- Sportv – Shows games from the Brazilian Championship, Brazilian Cup and international competitions.
- TNT Sports (Formerly Esporte Interativo) – Broadcasts the Champions League and some Brazilian Championship matches.
These channels are available on most cable TV packages, but it's worth checking to see if your plan includes sports programming.
3. Streaming and Applications
In recent years, streaming services have become one of the main ways to watch football. Here are some of the most popular platforms:
- Globoplay + Sportv Channels – For those who want to watch the games broadcast by Rede Globo and Sportv channels.
- Amazon Prime Video – In some countries, the platform broadcasts games from the Premier League and other championships.
- Star+ – Broadcasts ESPN games, including European and South American tournaments.
- HBO Max – Shows Champions League matches and international championships.
- OneFootball – Application that broadcasts some international leagues for free.
- DAZN – Offers games from the Italian Serie A and other smaller tournaments.
- FIFA+ – Free FIFA platform that broadcasts games from some national team and youth competitions.
Streaming services allow you to watch games on your cell phone, tablet, computer or smart TV, ensuring more flexibility to follow your team from anywhere.
4. YouTube and Other Free Platforms
YouTube has become an interesting alternative to watch live football. Some competitions, such as the Northeast Cup and smaller tournaments are broadcast free of charge on official channels.
Additionally, some companies partner with clubs to show games for free, so it's worth following the official channels of teams and sports federations.
Today's Top Games and Where to Watch
To help you get organized, we've listed some of the day's main games and where to watch them:
Brazilian Championship
- Flamengo vs Palmeiras – 7:00 p.m. – Sportv and Premiere
- Corinthians x Sao Paulo – 9:30 p.m. – Globo (open TV) and Premiere
Champions League
- Real Madrid vs Manchester City – 4:00 p.m. – HBO Max and TNT Sports
- PSG vs Bayern Munich – 4:00 p.m. – HBO Max and TNT Sports
Premier League (English Championship)
- Liverpool vs Chelsea – 2:45 p.m. – ESPN and Star+
La Liga (Spanish Championship)
- Barcelona x Atlético de Madrid – 5:00 p.m. – ESPN and Star+
These are just some of the games scheduled for today. If your team is not on the list, it is worth checking the official apps and websites of the championships to find the correct broadcast.
