Benfica TV Schedule

Our Benfica TV schedule has all the details on how to watch the Portuguese giants.

S.L. Benfica is the most successful club in Portugal, holding a record 37 1st division and 26 domestic cup titles. They have never been relegated from the Primera Liga, and are one of the nation’s “Big Three” clubs – the others being Sporting CP and FC Porto.

Benfica captured their two European Cup titles in back-to-back fashion in 1961-62, making them one of only eight repeat champions in European Cup/Champions League history.

Benfica on TV and streaming: U.S. only:

Founded: 1904
Stadium: Estádio da Luz
Manager: Roger Schmidt
Primeira Liga titles: 37 (record)
Taça de Portugal titles: 26 (record)
UEFA European Cup / Champions League titles: 2

Benfica TV Schedule and Streaming Links

Owing to the rights holders in the US, Benfica can be tricky to find on your TV.

GolTV holds the rights to broadcast the Primeira Liga in the United States. Many cable and satellite providers no longer carry the network, so the easiest way to access this is via fuboTV.

In addition, fuboTV shows Taça de Portugal games – Portgual’s premier cup competition.

As Benfica consistently finishes near the top of their league, they also regularly feature in European competition. For Champions League and Europa League fixtures, CBS/Paramount+ holds the English rights in the USA, with Spanish games on ViX+ or, if Benfica is a featured matchup, on Univision/UniMás/TUDN.

Watch Benfica on fuboTV:

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Schedule of Upcoming Matches

The easiest way to see a full schedule of what games are to come is to look at the Primeira Liga TV Schedule. You’ll usually find Benfica and rivals Porto and Sporting featured each week on GolTV.

As stated previously, beIN SPORTS carries Ligue 1 games. Oftentimes, beIN SPORTS is unavailable on cable or satellite providers. The best way to keep up is to use something like Fanatiz or fuboTV. For UEFA competitions like Champions League and Europa League, Paramount+ is your best bet.