Browse the Eredivisie TV schedule below for Eredivisie games shown via legal streaming on the streaming platform named ESPN+.
In August 2018, ESPN acquired the US broadcasting rights to the Dutch Eredivisie in a three-year deal that will expire at the end of the 2020/21 season. Each season, ESPN+ (ESPN’s paid subscription service) will stream 102 regular season Eredivisie matches (three per week, August through May).
Also included are listings for Eredivisie teams playing in the Champions League and Europa League, KNVB Cup, summer friendlies, domestic competitions such as cup matches, and games featuring the Netherlands national team. Bookmark this page and return to it often. You’ll find the latest schedule of TV games, in many cases posted before the information is officially released.
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Eredivisie TV schedule
All times Eastern.
— Last updated: August 11, 2020
Thursday, August 13
Ajax vs. Utrecht (friendly), 12:45pm, ESPN+
Saturday, August 15
PSV vs. Vitesse (friendly), 12:45pm, ESPN+
Sunday, August 16
Feyenoord vs. Twente (friendly), 8:30am, ESPN+
Tuesday, August 18
Ajax vs. Wolfsberger (friendly), Noon, ESPN3, Sling Orange and fuboTV (free trial)
Friday, August 21
Willem II vs. PSV (friendly), 12:45pm, ESPN+
Saturday, August 22
Red Bull Salzburg vs. Ajax (friendly), 10am, ESPN3, Sling Orange and fuboTV (free trial)
PSV Eindhoven vs. Eintracht Frankfurt (friendly), 12:15pm, ESPN Deportes, ESPN3, Sling Orange and fuboTV (free trial)
Tuesday, August 25
Feyenoord vs. Arminia Bielefeld (friendly), 10am, ESPN3, Sling Orange and fuboTV (free trial)
Friday, August 29
Hertha Berlin vs. PSV (friendly), 11am, ESPN3, Sling Orange and fuboTV (free trial)
August 31 to September 8
International break
Saturday, September 12
2020/21 Eredivisie season is expected to return
October 1
UEFA Champions League draw
October 2
UEFA Europa League draw
October 5 to October 14
International break
November 9 to November 18
International break
March 22 to March 30, 2021
International break
Sunday, May 16, 2021
2020/21 Eredivisie season is expected to end
Sunday, June 13, 2021
Netherlands vs. Ukraine (Euro 2020), 3pm, ESPN, fuboTV, Sling Orange, Vidgo, Hulu + Live TV (free trial)
Thursday, June 17, 2021
Netherlands vs. Austria (Euro 2020), 3pm, ESPN, fuboTV, Sling Orange, Vidgo, Hulu + Live TV (free trial)
Monday, June 21, 2021
Playoff team vs. Netherlands (Euro 2020), Noon, ESPN, fuboTV, Sling Orange, Vidgo, Hulu + Live TV (free trial)
If you have any questions about the Eredivisie TV schedule, let us know in the comments section below.
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According to my listings, one of the 1:45 pm games on August 6 will be airing on Univision Deportes (coverage starting at 1:30 pm) . My listings don’t mention the teams involved but I’m pretty confident that it’ll feature the PSV Eindhoven match.
I’m a bit confused about what I can expect. Which eredivisie matches are shown? I can only see PSV. The leading team in The Netherlands is Feyenoord. Are these matches shown as well?
PSV Eindhoven is featured more prominently because they have 2 Mexicans on their squad. Other than PSV, Ajax is the other team most often featured on Univision Deportes.
NGSN has English-language rights to all of the Eredivisie games, but they still haven’t relaunched, so most of the Eredivisie games are not being shown in the US at this time.
Where in USA television can we watch the Eredivisie? I’m a follower of the Afc Ajax and I don’t know where to watch the Eredivisie games, I remember they use to show them on espn 3 but it seems it doesn’t show them anymore. Does the Univision Deportes still broadcast and still show Dutch Football? And also, I’m wanting to post up some of my own article soccer stories, especially on the Ajax. is there anyway I can try and post up my own soccer articles on this site?
Currently, Eredivisie games are no longer televised in the United States. NGSN has the rights but they’re no longer in business. Univision no longer has been showing the games. Hopefully someone else will be picking up the games next season.
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It looks like Bein Sports have the tv rights in english, and Espn Deportes in spanish
However, it looks like they have only a few of the games, i know they had the psv game
I’m not seeing any Eredivisie listings on either beIN SPORTS or ESPN Deportes. The league still has no home in the USA.
You can get afc ajax on sky sports
Ajax won 4-0 today and feyenoord lost 3-0 so we’re only 1 point behind them with one match two go
Who has the tv rights this year?
We’re still anxiously waiting to find out.
Living in Antigua and have been watching the last years on espn almost all the top games live. Am I correct to get worried that they don’t show the games coming season?
ESPN in the Caribbean will continue to televise the games.
I’ve only been sampling this league for about half a season, but never disappointed. The PSV v ADO Den Haag match right now more entertaining than any PL I’ve seen this weekend (not saying better players or teams).
Eredivisie needs more hype, for entertainment only just trails La Liga for me in style of play and atmosphere (might win for atmosphere).
Totally agree, JP. I’ve been telling friends who’ve never watched the Eredivisie that the entertainment value and level of play is equal to or surpasses many top European leagues. I think they could market their league for the style of play and that it’s the league of future stars – there’s a segment of US fans they could easily reach.