Saudi Arabia TV schedule and streaming links
Our Saudi Arabia National Football Team TV schedule has all the viewing info so you can catch every Al-Akhdhar game.
Also known as the “Green Falcons,” Saudi Arabia are one of the more successful sides out of Asia – winning the AFC Asian Cup three times and appearing in the finals a record six times. They’ve qualified for the World Cup finals on seven occasions – all since 1994.
- Nickname: Al-Akhdar (The Green) / The Green Falcons
- Manager: Georgios Donis
- Best World Cup Finish: Round of 16 (1994)
- Best AFC Asian Cup Finish: Champions (1984, 1988, 1996)
- Star Players: Salem Al-Dawsari, Musab Al-Juwayr, Saud Abdulhamid
Where can I watch Saudi Arabia on U.S. TV and streaming?
Following the Saudi Arabia Men’s National Team in the United States requires toggling networks depending on the tournament tier, split cleanly between global final stages and Asian regional windows.
FIFA World Cup
When the Green Falcons look to shock the world on soccer’s ultimate stage at the FIFA World Cup, the viewing layout is completely consolidated for American viewers across two major networks.
- English Language: FOX Sports holds exclusive broadcast rights, distributing group-stage blockbusters and knockout games across network FOX, FS1, and FS2.
- Spanish Language: Coverage belongs entirely to NBCUniversal, broadcasting linearly via Telemundo or Universo, and streaming every single match live on Peacock.
AFC Asian Cup & World Cup Qualifiers
For all continental matches—including the prestigious AFC Asian Cup and Asian World Cup Qualifying rounds—the exclusive broadcast home in the United States is Paramount+. CBS Sports controls the broadcasting rights for the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), making their streaming service an absolute necessity for die-hard fans following the team through multi-year qualification cycles.
International Friendlies
Exhibition games and friendlies played outside of official AFC centralized windows do not possess a permanent television home. These localized rights are negotiated on a match-by-match basis, frequently sliding onto streaming platforms like ESPN+ or specialized international networks.
To ensure comprehensive coverage that captures the World Cup cycle, continental trophy defenses, and mid-week AFC qualifiers, combining a live TV streaming service like Fubo, DirecTV Stream, or YouTube TV (to capture FOX and Telemundo channels) alongside a standalone Paramount+ subscription is the ultimate setup for a follower of Saudi Arabian football.
