Our goal at World Soccer Talk is to make it easier to find out how to stream soccer so you can watch your favorite soccer team via high-quality legal streams.
Whether you’re new or old to streaming, we’ve created a guide to help answer your questions including everything from what services are best to what devices you need and more.
By choosing to watch legal streams, it’s safer (no malware), often more affordable than cable and satellite, better quality (no buffering) and it offers more choices — so you can pick and choose what soccer leagues and competitions you want to watch. Plus most streaming services don’t demand that you sign up for an annual contract.
To make the experience of watching legal streams as easy as possible, we’ve created a guide for you that compares the leading streaming providers as well as including FAQs, helpful videos and step-by-step instructions of how to watch your favorite teams and leagues.
How to stream soccer
If you don’t know which streaming service you want to sign up for, we’ve created two helpful ways for you to figure out which service carries your favorite league, national team or club team.
You can search by:
1. Our streaming wizard tool,
2. Download your free eBook.
Each of the 2 options above include links to free trials with the leading soccer streaming services. The free trials will give you the opportunity to see which one will be the best fit for you.
For soccer fans, the 4 most popular streaming options to choose from are:
1) fuboTV
Includes: ESPN, ESPN2, NBCSN, FS1, FS2, beIN SPORTS, beIN SPORTS en Español, NBC, FOX, TUDN and more.
Features: Euro 2020, Premier League, LaLiga, World Cup, Women’s World Cup, Copa Libertadores, Liga MX, Gold Cup, MLS and more.
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2) ESPN+
Features: Bundesliga, Championship, FA Cup, Serie A, Carabao Cup, MLS and Scottish Premiership.
Price: $5.99/month
3) Fanatiz
Includes: beIN SPORTS, beIN SPORTS en Español, GolTV, GolTV en Español, Real Madrid TV, Sevilla TV and more.
Features: LaLiga, Ligue 1, Copa Libertadores, Superliga Argentina, Copa Argentina and more.
Price: $7.99/month
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4) Peacock TV
Includes: Premier League and more than 10,000 hours of NBC television shows.
Features: Premier League (175 exclusive games) and Premier League TV (24/7 Premier League TV channel featuring tons of programs)
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30+ Channels With Sports & News
- Starting price: $33/mo. for fubo Latino Package
- Watch LaLiga, Liga MX & MLS
- Includes TUDN, GolTV, Univision, beIN SPORTS and more
Favorite Leagues At The Best Price
- Starting price: $7.99/mo. for Live TV Package
- Watch LaLiga, Primeira Liga and Copa Libertadores
- Includes beIN SPORTS, GolTV, TyC Sports and more
Many Sports & ESPN Originals
- Price: $5.99/mo. (or get ESPN+, Hulu & Disney+ for $12.99/mo.)
- Features Serie A, Bundesliga, FA Cup, EFL & more
- Also includes daily ESPN FC news & highlights show
Live TV, Soccer & Originals
- Starting price: $5.99/mo.
- Features Champions League, Europa League & NWSL
- Includes CBS, Star Trek & CBS Sports HQ
175 Premier League Games & PL TV
- Starting price: $4.99/mo. for Peacock Premium
- Watch 175 exclusive EPL games per season
- Includes Premier League TV channel plus movies, TV shows & more
This is OK but why not break it down to English speaking USA TELEVISED Champions league, Europa league televised, Premier league televised etc and then the same information for streaming. Futbo would be great if it were also in English but as is not much good for English speakers only. Thanks
Hi Peter, thanks for the feedback. Most of the information we have is focused on English-language coverage. Let me know specifically where you’re seeing any information where it may be confusing.
I liked when all games were on the “cord”. Steaming pretty much sucks. It will suck until streaming catches up with all the functionality I have lost from the lack of a DVR.
I’m a Liverpool fan. I have FuboTv , and now, I need to add another $5 a month Peacock tv subscription on top of my $60 Fubo subscription to watch Liverpool play?
Is there another way around this $65 monthly bill? I only watch EPL games on Fubo, that’s it.
What’s out there that will cater to EPL fans that just want to watch the EPL and not all the other stuff.
YNWA
Hi Maria, fuboTV + Peacock is the best option for watching all of the Liverpool matches.
If you do want to save money, Sling Blue ($30/month) can replace fuboTV. So Sling Blue ($30/month) + Peacock ($5/month) would be $35 per month, saving you $30 per month (and $360 per year).
Here’s a link to Sling Blue: https://tinyurl.com/slingblue
Hello, T-Mobile has launched the streaming service TVision.
The Live package costs US$ 40 per month, and includes ABC, Fox, NBC, Telemundo, ESPN, ESPN2, Fox Sports 1, Fox Sports 2, NBCSN, USA Network, TNT and TBS.
Today’s Spurs v Man City match and tomorrow”s Liverpool v Leicester City match are both available to DirectTV customers in 4K via one of the dedicated 4K chanels Direct TV regularly broadcass in. Of course you need a Direct TV account which includes the 4K channels and a television capable of broadcasting in 4K. This is the first time two games on the same weekend have been avalable in 4K,