Sportklub 6 Croatia
TV Schedule
Channel WebsiteSportklub 6 Croatia Live Streaming and TV Schedule
| Friday, 28 August | ||
| Parva Liga | ||
| Prva Liga | ||
| Saturday, 29 August | ||
| 3. Liga | ||
| Prva Liga | ||
| Super Lig | ||
| Sunday, 30 August | ||
| Eredivisie | ||
| Eredivisie | ||
| Prva Liga | ||
Broadcast Rights
Competitions available on Sportklub 6 Croatia
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Sport Klub’s parent company United Group has secured exclusive La Liga broadcast rights in Croatia and Slovenia with a four-year extension to its previous Spanish Primera Division rights, covering the 2026-2030 TV cycle.This extension was announced in August 2026 for the 2026-27 to 2029-30 seasons. Slovenian and Croatian fans can thus watch all 380 La Liga games per season live exclusively on Sport Klub, including the Spanish Primera Division’s biggest and most exciting derbies, such as the Madrid Derby and El Clásico matchups between Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Viewers can enjoy La Liga on Sport Klub in HD quality but must subscribe to third-party TV providers, including cable and IPTV providers such as Telemach Croatia, Telemach D.O.O., Omrežje d.o.o., TELE-TV d.o.o., Zavod Kabelske Televizije, Kabelska Televizija Nova Gorica, EON, and others.
However, Sport Klub’s availability on these TV providers is subject to change. Please check with your pay-TV provider for the latest information on carriage and distribution deals with Sport Klub.
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Sportklub broadcasts the German Bundesliga live in Croatia under a contract running until the 2028-29 season. The rights were first acquired in 2021-22 and extended beyond the 2024-25 cycle to maintain full coverage of German football.The package guarantees broadcasts of all Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 fixtures, the promotion/relegation play-offs, and the Franz Beckenbauer Supercup. Matches are available with live streaming and on-demand replays, with Bundesliga highlights and additional shows also part of the coverage.
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Live coverage of the Asian Champions League is available on Sportklub in Albania, Croatia, Kosovo and Slovenia.The pay-TV provider has the rights to show every match from the competition each season, from the group stages through to the final.
Sportklub’s Asian Champions League coverage is split across its six linear TV channels, and on top of live matches, subscribers can catch up on highlights and replays via these same channels.
Live streaming of the Asian Champions League in the aforementioned territories is available via the Sportklub app, which can be downloaded for free onto smartphones, tablets, and other compatible iOS and Android devices.
All Asian Champions League matches come with local-language match commentary and analysis.
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Live coverage of the Slovenian Prva Liga is available on Sportklub in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Poland, Serbia and Slovenia.The pay-TV platform has held the rights to the top flight of Slovenian football since the beginning of the 2022-23 season, and each week, all five matches from the competition are shown live across Sportklub’s six linear TV channels.
Match coverage on Sportklub includes live match commentary and pre- and post-match analysis from pundits. Match highlights are also available throughout the week across the same channels.
Live streaming of the Slovenian Prva Liga is available via the Sportklub app, which can be downloaded for free onto iOS and Android devices in all of the aforementioned territories.
The language of each broadcast on Sportklub is dependent on which territory you are in. For example, Slovenian Prva Liga coverage in Slovenia is broadcast in Slovenian.
About
Sportklub 6 Croatia history, coverage, features
SportKlub is a pay-tv sports channel owned and operated by The United Group. The channel was launched in former Yugoslavian countries on January 2, 2006, and it finally saw the light in Croatia back in 2007, quickly becoming one of the most-watched channels in Croatian television.
Over the years, SportKlub has aired a wide variety of disciplines, which have included football, basketball, tennis, motorsports, American football, ice hockey, volleyball, handball, athletics, golf, and more. The network has been forced to add more channels to its offer in order to cover its wide variety of broadcasting rights.
Speaking about football, SportKlub 6 has been frequently used as an overflow channel when two or more live football or sports events are being aired at the same time. The channel has been used mostly during the weekends, leaving promotional videos to be aired during the rest of the week. The channel has covered domestic leagues such as the English Premier League, the German Bundesliga, the Russian Premier League, the Eredivisie, the Turkish Super Lig, the Ukrainian Premier League, the Austrian Bundesliga, the Greek Super League, the Danish Superliga, the Swedish Allsvenskan, the Japanese J1 League, and even Latin American tournaments such as the Mexican Liga MX or the Colombian Primera A. The network has also covered lower-tier football from leagues such as the Italian Serie B, the German 2.Bundesliga, or the English Championship, the League One or League Two tournaments.
European cup tournaments have also found airtime on SportKlub 6 throughout the years, with competitions such as the FA Cup, the Turkish Cup, the DFL Super Cup, the FA Community Shield, and the Ukrainian Cup being some of the tournaments aired on SportKlub 6.
National team football has also been available on SportKlub 6, with the UEFA Nations League, the UEFA WC Qualifiers, the CONMEBOL WC Qualifiers, and the CONCACAF WC Qualifiers all being available to be watched live on this channel.
SportKlub 6 was launched as a Standard Definition channel, but a High-Definition feed saw the light in 2013 as part of a major overhaul and a new graphic image. The channel may also be available in countries such as Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia, although their programming might be slightly different than the one aired in Croatia.
The published listings of live, re-aired, and on-demand match and program events published on this website are broadcast by the official rights holders. They are available on various platforms such as terrestrial TV, radio, cable, satellite, IPTV, mobile and desktop apps. Where possible, we will provide links to the streaming events available on the platforms provided by the official broadcasters. Please note that in many cases, a digital subscription or user authentication with a TV or internet provider will be required. We endeavor to provide as accurate and detailed broadcast information as possible. However, broadcast schedules are subject to change at any time. If you find incorrect or missing information, please let us know
