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The US soccer broadcast map is one of the most fragmented in major-sport rights. Each of the four major European leagues sits on a different US streaming service, and the domestic MLS slate has its own dedicated service via Apple TV. This page is the practical roadmap for which subscription covers which competition.
Premier League — NBC Peacock
NBC Peacock holds the comprehensive US rights to the Premier League across the 2022-2028 cycle. Every one of the 380 fixtures per season is on Peacock, with a small number simulcast on NBC’s main network and USA Network for cable subscribers. Peacock at $7.99/month is the Premier League subscription. See the Premier League US guide for full detail.
Champions League, Europa, Conference, Serie A — Paramount+
Paramount+ holds the comprehensive US rights to all three UEFA club competitions (Champions League, Europa League, Conference League) and to Italy’s Serie A across the current cycle. Paramount+ Essential at $7.99/month is the subscription. The CBS Golazo Network on YouTube carries one free Champions League match per matchweek. See the Champions League US guide for full detail.
MLS Season Pass — Apple TV
MLS Season Pass on Apple TV is the comprehensive US home for Major League Soccer through the 2032 cycle. Every MLS regular-season match, the playoffs, MLS Cup, and the Leagues Cup are on MLS Season Pass with no blackouts. The 2026 season runs late February through MLS Cup in early December.
MLS Season Pass is $14.99/month or $79/season as a standalone subscription, or $12.99/month for existing Apple TV+ subscribers. There is no other US service that carries the full MLS slate — Fox Sports broadcasts a small selection of headline matches (typically the All-Star Game and selected playoff finals), but those are also on MLS Season Pass.
Bundesliga and FIFA tournaments — Fox Sports
Fox Sports holds the US rights to the German Bundesliga and to the FIFA tournament calendar (World Cup, Women’s World Cup, Club World Cup, U-17 and U-20 events). Bundesliga is broadcast on Fox Sports 1 and Fox Sports 2 for the headline matches each weekend, with the bulk of the slate on Fox Soccer Plus (subscription) or the fubo Sports Network as the streaming alternative.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America (USA, Canada, Mexico co-hosting) is on Fox Sports across the full tournament — every match live on Fox or FS1, with Telemundo holding the Spanish-language rights.
LaLiga — ESPN+
Spain’s LaLiga is on ESPN+ in the US through the 2029 cycle. Every fixture is on ESPN+ at $11.99/month, with the headline matches occasionally simulcast on ESPN linear channels. The Copa del Rey is also on ESPN+.
Ligue 1 and the rest
Ligue 1 (France) is on beIN Sports in the US (subscription via cable bundles or direct at $19.99/month). The Coppa Italia is on Paramount+ as part of the Italian rights package. The Liga Portugal is on GolTV.
Subscription cost reality — full coverage
A US soccer fan who wants the full European-and-MLS picture in 2025-26: Peacock ($7.99) + Paramount+ ($7.99) + MLS Season Pass ($14.99) + ESPN+ ($11.99) + Fox subscription (typically via fubo at $79.99/month) = approximately $123 per month for genuinely-comprehensive soccer coverage.
For most US viewers, a Peacock + Paramount+ + MLS Season Pass combination at ~$31/month is the practical setup.
Useful editorial sources
- Premier League US guide — Peacock detail
- Champions League US guide — Paramount+ detail
- methstreams.video soccer guide — sister editorial coverage
- sportshub.video Premier League USA — sister editorial coverage
Upcoming Premier League fixtures from the public competition feed below.