If you’re looking for the Scottish Premiership TV schedule for fans in the United States, you’ve come to the right place.
While the 2019/20 Scottish Premiership won’t be televised for viewers in the United States, select games will be available via paid streaming subscription service B/R Live.
Despite Scottish Premiership games no longer being on TV, you should still be able to catch the Scottish Cup on GolTV as well as Scotland international matches across a variety of networks in the US. And there’s always the chance to watch Celtic play in the UEFA Champions League (and/or Europa League depending on how they progress).
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Every week, we’ll update the TV schedules for you. Here’s the Scottish Premiership TV schedule:
Scottish Premiership TV schedule
Last updated: September 15, 2019
All times Eastern USA
Thursday, September 19
Rennes vs. Celtic (Europa League Group Stage, Matchday 1), 12:55pm, B/R Live and TUDNxtra
Rangers vs. Feyenoord (Europa League Group Stage, Matchday 1), 3pm, B/R Live and TUDNxtra
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Thursday, October 3
Young Boys vs. Rangers (Europa League Group Stage, Matchday 2), 12:55pm, B/R Live
Celtic vs. Cluj (Europa League Group Stage, Matchday 2), 3pm, B/R Live
Thursday, October 24
Porto vs. Rangers (Europa League Group Stage, Matchday 3), 12:55pm, B/R Live
Celtic vs. Lazio (Europa League Group Stage, Matchday 3), 3pm, B/R Live
Thursday, November 7
Lazio vs. Celtic (Europa League Group Stage, Matchday 4), 12:55pm, B/R Live
Rangers vs. Porto (Europa League Group Stage, Matchday 4), 3pm, B/R Live
Thursday, November 28
Feyenoord vs. Rangers (Europa League Group Stage, Matchday 5), 12:55pm, B/R Live
Celtic vs. Rennes (Europa League Group Stage, Matchday 5), 3pm, B/R Live
Thursday, December 12
Cluj vs. Celtic (Europa League Group Stage, Matchday 6), 12:55pm, B/R Live
Rangers vs. Young Boys (Europa League Group Stage, Matchday 6), 3pm, B/R Live
Hi what channel in Philippines is showing the Celtic game on Saturday.
Niall, your best bet in the Philippines will be to watch the game live via Celtic TV online at http://www.celticfc.tv/
Rangers TV will allow you to watch the match for around 440 pesos, but Celtic TV will charge around 800 pesos. If you can deal with the pro-Rangers commentary, Rangers TV is a much cheaper option.
Do you know if fox sports in Brazil will be showing the game?
Old firm clash April 23rd….USA tv coverage
We believe it’ll be on FOX Soccer 2GO. The TV details haven’t been announced yet, but as soon as we find out, we’ll update the TV schedule.
Do you know yet if it’s on tv in USA, and what channel (I have Dish network) Thanks!
Today’s Old Firm is on GolTV at 9:30am ET. However, GolTV is not on DISH. But you can watch it with a free trial to fuboTV at https://www.fubo.tv/lp/wst/
I subscribe to Fox Soccer Match Pass (Previously Fox Soccer 2Go), and I emailed them to ask if they would show Scottish Premiership matches in the 17/18 season. They said they would not. Do you know who will show them in the USA?
Another vote for Scottish Premiership in the U.S. for 2017/18.
Is there any news on the rights for the SPFL for US?
Any news on SPFL in the US?
No word from the Scottish Premiership on US TV rights. It looks like FOX has passed on the opportunity to show the league, but anything can change.
Any more news on the USA tv rights to the spfl ? Only 2 days to get it sorted now 🙁
Unless there’s a last minute TV deal done, all of the games will only be available directly from each club’s streaming platforms (if they have one).
Any chance one of the other networks pick it up. My team doesn’t have its own streaming service.
Gaffer:
Any chance to see the Old Firm this weekend on FSP? or anywhere else?
It’s not scheduled to air on TV. You can watch it via CelticTV or RangersTV through their respective websites though.
Hi there,
Could you please tell me of any channels that are showing this weekends match,(23rd September ko 12 midday.GMT)between rangers and Celtic.eg Fox,TSN etc etc.
Your help with this is greatly appreciated.
Kind regards Michael
Hi Michael, in the United States, the game isn’t being shown on television. The only place you can watch it is on CelticTV or RangersTV (see links above).
Thanks Christopher,I appreciate the reply and the time it took you.
Although I find it strange there’s no channels showing it,I could be wrong,but I think this is very marketable game,that means money and these days I would’ve thought there would be coverage.
Appreciated,grazie molto?C’mon The Bhoys HH
Will the Scottish Premier League on Fox Soccer Plus return for the 2018-2019 season?
It’s too early to tell at this stage. We should know more next summer.
HI, I’m from Portland, Oregon–and would really Love to view Scottish Premiere League Soccer; any possibility channel(s) here will broadcast
the games left this year, or perhaps in 2018? Thanks a Million:),
Warm Regards,
Robert the Wallace
Hi Robert, the only way to watch the games is by signing up to stream games directly from the clubs. There’s no news on the TV front. Maybe next season.
SPFL is still on Canadian TV via SportsNet..
Cantona—
Hi guys,
I’m on holiday in Washington DC and keen to watch the Scottish League Cup final between Celtic and Motherwell on Sunday 26th November. I checked the Fox Soccer pass schedule and it’s not on there, any other ideas? I’ve emailed Celtic tv and am awaiting a reply. I have a BT Sport app but it won’t play outside the US.
Jim
No news has been announced yet regarding who (if anyone) will broadcast the Scottish League Cup final on US TV. It could be GolTV or FOX Sports, but your best bet is to bookmark this page and we’ll update the TV schedule as soon as we find out the details.
One option is to consider a VPN so you can log into your BT Sport app from the US. More info about that can be found at http://www.worldsoccertalk.com/vpn-soccer
So B/R live have the rights supposedly? Unclear how to watch though. You have any guidance Chris?
Right now, B/R Live will be streaming one game from the opening weekend from August 4-5 (Aberdeen-Rangers). More games could be added soon.
Will the Scottish League Cup really be on GolTV? According to this page (https://support.live.bleacherreport.com/Answer/Detail/94?_branch_match_id=535820962675600315), B/R Live also has the rights to it and will show 10 matches this season (there are only 15 left).
We’ll have to wait and see as we get closer to the August 18 date. Currently, GolTV is scheduled to televise one or more of the games. We’ll see if they’re live or on tape delay.
As of right now, B/R Live doesn’t have any Scottish League Cup games listed that will be streamed, but I’m sure that’ll change as we get closer to the date.
FYI it’s $2.99 a game. This adds up.
Just want to add to the chorus of “B/R Live and Turner in general is horrible”: I’m trying to watch the replay of Rangers/Hamilton and of course it will not load (yes, I did all the technical stuff). I think it is the fourth time I have tried to watch something on B/R Live and was unable to do so either for technical reasons or because they provided the final score. At this stage, I;m convinced that Turner wants this to fail, for so reason or another. No one is this incompetent.
Update: To cancel a B/R live subscription, you can’t just do it on their website. You have to contact an agent. They have a rotten business model.
They are a absolute horror show . Even the coverage on TNT is dismill . U would think Stu Holden who covered the World Cup final for Fox and Tim Howard who worked on NBCSN and ESPN who could bring some life to it . But cannot seem to do that
Do you know who/if anybody, will be showing the SPFL 2019-2020 in Canada?