Sports streaming: where to watch every league.
Rights are fragmented badly in 2026. NFL is on four networks. NBA regional games are stuck on a service no vMVPD carries. Premier League is on Peacock. This is the map.
- NFL Sunday Ticket
- YouTube TV
- Premier League US
- Peacock
- Champions League
- Paramount+
- NBA regional
- No vMVPD
Add-on ~$400/season
$7.99/mo standalone
$7.99/mo
Bally Sports gap
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NFL
National TV
- CBS, NBC (Sunday), Fox (Sunday/MNF split), ESPN/ABC (MNF)
- TNF: Prime Video
Out of market
NFL Sunday Ticket via YouTube TV (add-on, ~$400/season)
International
NFL Game Pass International for non-US markets
Notes
Thursday Night Football moved to Prime Video exclusively in 2022. Some playoff games are on broadcast.
02
NBA
National TV
- ESPN and ABC (national games)
- TNT (national games)
Out of market
NBA League Pass (~$99-$200/season)
International
NBA League Pass International; Sky Sports in UK
Notes
Bally Sports (regional) is the biggest gap. Local team games often unavailable on streaming.
03
MLB
National TV
- ESPN Sunday Night Baseball
- Fox Saturday Game of the Week
- Apple TV+ Friday Game (free on Apple TV app)
Out of market
MLB.tv (~$149/season, local blackouts apply)
International
MLB.tv international removes blackouts
Notes
Local games: regional sports nets (Bally Sports) have same gap as NBA. MLB.tv blackouts national in your team's market.
04
NHL
National TV
- TNT/TBS national games
- ESPN and ABC national games
Out of market
ESPN+ (includes many NHL games in NHL TV bundle)
International
DAZN in Canada; Viasat in Scandinavia
Notes
ESPN+ includes out-of-market games as part of the NHL TV add-on.
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Premier League
National TV
- Peacock (~175 matches/season)
- USA Network / NBC Sports (remaining games)
Out of market
Peacock is the primary streaming home in the US
International
Sky Sports (UK), beIN Sports (MENA), Star Sports (India)
Notes
Peacock at $7.99/month is the best-value entry for Premier League in the US.
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Champions League
National TV
- Paramount+ and CBS Sports Network
Out of market
Paramount+ carries most matches
International
BT Sport / TNT Sports (UK), Canal+ (France), DAZN (Spain/Italy)
Notes
Some marquee games are broadcast free on CBS. Paramount+ at $7.99 covers the full slate.
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Other leagues.
F1
ESPN (US). Sky Sports F1 (UK). ORF (Austria). Various DAZN markets.
Golf (PGA)
Golf Channel and NBC (US vMVPDs). CBS/ESPN2 for majors.
Tennis (Wimbledon, US Open)
ESPN. Peacock for US Open night matches. BBC iPlayer (UK, free).
Cricket
Willow TV (US). Sky Sports Cricket (UK). Star Sports (India). Fox Cricket (Australia).
Rugby Union
Stan Sport (Australia). Sky Sports (UK). RugbyPass for international coverage.
Liga MX / La Liga
Univision / TUDN (Liga MX). beIN Sports and ESPN+ (La Liga).
For sports that span multiple countries and broadcasting deals, an IPTV service with international feeds often covers gaps that US-specific vMVPDs cannot. See the international TV guide for more.
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FAQ
Where can I watch NFL without cable?
YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling Blue, and Fubo all carry the four NFL broadcast networks (CBS, NBC, Fox, ESPN/ABC). NFL Sunday Ticket (all out-of-market games) is available as an add-on on YouTube TV. Thursday Night Football is on Prime Video.
How do I watch NBA without cable?
National games are on ESPN, TNT, and ABC (available on YouTube TV and Hulu Live). Regional games on Bally Sports channels are currently not on any major vMVPD. NBA League Pass gives you out-of-market games. International NBA coverage is available on IPTV services with global sports feeds.
Where do I watch Premier League in the US?
Peacock holds most Premier League rights in the US (around 175 matches). Remaining games are on USA Network and NBC Sports. Peacock is $7.99/month standalone. USA Network is on most vMVPDs.
Where can I watch Champions League in the US?
CBS and Paramount+ hold Champions League rights in the US. Most group stage and knockout games are on Paramount+ ($7.99/month). Some flagship matches are on CBS broadcast. Fubo carries CBS Sports Network.
What is the cheapest way to watch sports without cable?
Sling Orange at $45.99 covers ESPN. Sling Blue at $45.99 covers Fox Sports and NBC. For specific leagues: Peacock ($7.99) for Premier League, Paramount+ ($7.99) for Champions League, and NBA League Pass for NBA. Mixing select streaming apps is often cheaper than a full vMVPD.
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Last reviewed 2026-07-09. Prices and laws change; check the cited sources before you decide.