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Watch the Bundesliga for free: Legal free streams whilst abroad

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Want to watch the Bundesliga for free via live stream? In some countries, broadcasters and streaming services show selected Bundesliga matches for free and completely legally. We’ve put together links for you to official or licensed providers who hold the relevant broadcasting rights.

Please note: Many of these free streams are region-restricted and are therefore not directly available from every country.

Upcoming Bundesliga matches for free: Legal broadcasters at a glance

Only free streams from official or licensed broadcasters are linked. Country restrictions may apply depending on the provider.

Today · Saturday, 12 September 2026 6 matches

Borussia Dortmund Home SC Paderborn 07 Away
FC Augsburg Home Bayer 04 Leverkusen Away
TSG 1899 Hoffenheim Home VfB Stuttgart Away
SC Freiburg Home Borussia Mönchengladbach Away
1. FSV Mainz 05 Home Eintracht Frankfurt Away
1. FC Köln Home SV Werder Bremen Away

Tomorrow · Sunday, 13 September 2026 2 matches

RB Leipzig Home Hamburger SV Away
SV 07 Elversberg Home FC Bayern München Away

Friday, 18 September 2026 1 match

Saturday, 19 September 2026 5 matches

Borussia Mönchengladbach Home 1. FSV Mainz 05 Away
Eintracht Frankfurt Home SC Freiburg Away
Hamburger SV Home 1. FC Köln Away
SV Werder Bremen Home FC Augsburg Away
VfB Stuttgart Home Borussia Dortmund Away
No free streams listed yet

Sunday, 20 September 2026 3 matches

Bayer 04 Leverkusen Home RB Leipzig Away
FC Schalke 04 Home SV 07 Elversberg Away
SC Paderborn 07 Home TSG 1899 Hoffenheim Away
49 free streams available All current fixtures and available free streams can be found on our homepage. All matches

These channels show the Bundesliga for free

In the 2026/27 season, several official TV channels and streaming services hold Bundesliga rights and will broadcast individual matches or even a large part of the season for free. Which matches are available varies depending on the provider and matchday.

Country Broadcaster / Platform Free? What’s on? Language
🇺🇸 USA Fandango ✅ Yes All Bundesliga matches not shown on USA Network – which is the majority of the season. English
🇬🇧 United Kingdom BBC iPlayer ✅ Yes Friday evening Bundesliga matches. English
🇯🇵 Japan ABEMA ✅ Partially Selected Bundesliga matches, often focusing on clubs with Japanese players. Japanese
🇷🇴 Romania Digi Sport / Digi Sport 4 ⚠️ Subject to availability Bundesliga matches in accordance with Digi Sport’s matchday schedule. Romanian
🇧🇷 Brazil CazéTV via YouTube ✅ Yes Selected Bundesliga matches. Portuguese
🇧🇷 Brazil Canal GOAT via YouTube ✅ Yes Selected Bundesliga matches. Portuguese
🇧🇷 Brazil Jovem Pan Esportes via YouTube ✅ Yes One Bundesliga match per matchday, plus two 2. Bundesliga matches. Portuguese
🇧🇷 Brazil SportyNet ✅ Yes Selected Bundesliga matches via digital platforms and YouTube. Portuguese

The range of free content is particularly extensive in the USA. Fandango will be one of the official English-language Bundesliga partners from the 2026/27 season onwards. Whilst at least 30 matches per season will be broadcast on the USA Network, all other Bundesliga matches will be streamed free of charge via Fandango. This means that several hundred matches per season will be available for free there.

BBC iPlayer (UK): There are also regular free Bundesliga live streams in the UK. The BBC holds the rights to the Bundesliga’s Friday matches and broadcasts them via the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport’s digital platforms. This means that one selected Bundesliga match can be watched for free every Friday during the season.

ABEMA (Japan): The Japanese streaming service ABEMA will continue to broadcast selected Bundesliga matches free of charge during the 2026/27 season. The focus is particularly on matches involving clubs with Japanese players. According to the Bundesliga, two matches per matchday will be available live for free. In addition, there will be free highlights of selected matches.

Digi Sport/Digi Sport 4 (Romania): In Romania, Digi Sport is the official Bundesliga rights partner. Which match is shown on which of the various Digi Sport channels – for example, Digi Sport 4 – depends on the matchday in question. The Bundesliga itself lists Digi Sport as the official broadcaster for Romania.

CazéTV (Brazil) is one of the broadcast partners officially listed by the Bundesliga in Brazil. The channel is particularly well known for its free-to-view sports broadcasts on YouTube. Which Bundesliga matches are shown for free on CazéTV can vary from matchday to matchday.

Canal GOAT also holds Bundesliga rights in Brazil and is officially listed by the Bundesliga as a broadcaster. Broadcasts are available via, amongst other platforms, GOAT’s free-to-access YouTube channel. As not every match is shown there, it is worth checking the fixture list before each matchday.

Jovem Pan Esportes (Brazil): Jovem Pan has acquired Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga rights for three seasons from 2026/27 onwards. Three matches are shown per matchday: one from the 1. Bundesliga and two from the 2. Bundesliga. The matches are broadcast on the Jovem Pan Esportes YouTube channel and on free-to-air television, amongst other platforms.

Brazil is therefore one of the countries with the most interesting free Bundesliga streams. In addition to CazéTV, Canal GOAT and Jovem Pan, the official Bundesliga website lists further rights partners such as SportyNet, RedeTV and OneFootball.

Are the Bundesliga streams linked here really legal?

Yes, we only link to official broadcasters and streaming services that hold the relevant broadcasting rights or licences for the Bundesliga. These include, for example, traditional TV channels and their video libraries, as well as official YouTube channels run by licensed rights holders.

We do not link to traditional streaming portals, re-streams or websites that offer broadcasts without the rights holders’ consent. The links lead directly to the official services of the respective broadcasters or platforms.

Why do broadcasting rights vary from country to country?

The Bundesliga’s broadcasting rights are allocated internationally on a country-by-country and region-by-region basis. The scope of the coverage depends, amongst other things, on the respective rights agreement, the significance of the Bundesliga in the relevant market and the broadcaster’s strategy. Some providers broadcast only one selected match per matchday, whilst others hold significantly more extensive rights.

Why are many Bundesliga streams region-locked?

Many Bundesliga streams are only available in certain countries because broadcasting rights are awarded on a regional basis. This means that a broadcaster or streaming service is generally only authorised to show Bundesliga matches within a specific country or licence area.

To comply with these requirements, providers use geoblocking. This involves using the IP address to determine the country from which a user is accessing the stream. If the IP address is located outside the permitted territory, the live stream is often automatically blocked or does not appear at all.

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