How to watch UEFA Europa League in Austria

ProSiebenSat.1-owned network Puls 4 has acquired free-to-air UEFA Europa League broadcast rights in Austria. This is a three-year deal that secures coverage of this competition for the 2024-25, 2025-26, and 2026-27 seasons.

With this broadcast deal, fans can enjoy one live match from either the UEFA Europa League or the UEFA Conference League per round on free TV. Initially set to air on the linear channel Puls 4 and the streaming app Zappn, the rights have since been sublicensed to the Austrian free-to-air channel ServusTV.

The Europa League match broadcast by ServusTV is also available on ProSiebenSat.1’s streaming service, Joyn, at no cost. The Joyn app can be downloaded on iOS, Android, and Huawei smartphones and tablets, and it is compatible with Samsung, LG, Hisense, and Android/Google TV devices. Additionally, the Joyn app supports Chromecast and Amazon Fire TV Stick. Subscribers can also access the platform at www.joyn.at.

Red Bull (Servus TV) holds the official broadcast rights to the UEFA Europa League in Austria. The deal covers seasons 2024-2027.

RTL has retained UEFA Europa League rights in Germany from 2024-25 to 2026-27. The commercial network first acquired Europa League rights in 2018 and continues to broadcast matches on a free-to-air basis. Fans can watch matches on RTL’s free-to-air linear channels, Nitro and RTL, or stream games using RTL’s streaming service, RTL+.

Fans can stream Europa League games live via RTL+ on multiple devices in Germany, including mobiles and tablets (Android and iOS), smart TVs and streaming devices (Samsung, LG, Android TV, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Amazon Fire TV Stick, Chromecast), desktops and laptops (PCs and Macs in Edge, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari web browsers), and gaming devices (PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox).

Sky Deutschland is the official broadcast partner of the UEFA Europa League in Austria. The agreement covers seasons 2024-2027.

Fans in Austria can watch live UEFA Europa League matches on Sky Österreich, which has secured broadcasting rights for the 2024-25 to 2026-27 cycle. This deal allows Sky to broadcast 323 matches per season from both the Europa League and UEFA Conference League, with 306 being exclusive. However, it lost the first-pick rights in both competitions to Canal Plus.

Live UEFA Europa League matches are broadcast in Austria on Sky Österreich’s linear channels, Sky Sport Austria 1 to 8, and its digital platform Sky Go Austria. Viewers can access Sky’s coverage by subscribing to third-party TV and streaming services such as A1 TV, LIWEST, and Magenta, or by subscribing directly to Sky Österreich.

To watch Europa League matches on this network, viewers need the Sky Sports subscription, which comes in a standalone plan and bundles with Sky’s other football packages. This subscription provides access to Sky Sport Austria 1-8, a Sky Q receiver, and free access to the Sky Go streaming platform.

With Sky Go, fans can stream live UEFA Europa League matches in Austria on the go using the Sky GO app, which is available for PC, Mac, Android, iOS, and Huawei devices. For an additional fee, customers can subscribe to Sky Go Plus, allowing concurrent streaming on up to three devices.

SRG SSR has acquired non-exclusive free-to-air UEFA Europa League broadcast rights in Switzerland from 2024 to 2027. The public broadcaster secured a three-year arrangement with UEFA as well as a sub-licensing contract with commercial network Blue Sport. Under the terms of its partnership, SRG SSR provides multi-lingual coverage of select Europa League matches.

TV broadcasts of Europa League games are available in Italian (via RSI), German (via SRF), and French (via RTS). Fans can also stream Europa League games and bonus content on smart TVs, computers (PCs and Macs in web browsers), streaming devices, mobiles, and tablets (both Android and iOS) via various streaming apps that feature SRG SSR’s content (SRF Play, Play RTS, and Play RSI).

Turkish Radio and Television (TRT) has secured free-to-air broadcast UEFA Europa League rights in Turkey from 2024 to 2027 following a three-year deal. The public broadcaster has exclusive digital and linear broadcast rights to all UEFA competitions. This marks a significant shift from previous media cycles during which rights to the Europa League were held by free-to-air TV channel TV8 and subscription streaming service Exxen.

Matches featuring Turkish clubs are broadcast on TRT’s linear channels (TRT 1 and TRT Spor). In addition, fans can stream most other games both live and on-demand via TRT’s streaming platform Tabii, which is compatible with mobiles, tablets, computers, and smart TVs.

Canal Plus is an official UEFA Europa League broadcaster in Austria. The pay-TV provider secured the rights to air matches from the 2024-25 season through the 2026-27 campaign on both television and its digital platforms.

With this agreement, fans in Austria can watch a first-pick UEFA Europa League or UEFA Conference League fixture live or on-demand each round on Canal Plus. Matches are available on the broadcaster's streaming platform as well as on Canal Plus First, its linear channel, all in full HD.

In addition to live matches, viewers can access a variety of UEFA Europa League content on Canal Plus, including highlights, analysis, and interviews. This content is available on Canal Plus channels as well as on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, and YouTube.

To watch UEFA Europa League matches live or on-demand on Canal Plus in Austria, fans need a "CANAL+ Kombi" or "CANAL+ Total" subscription package. Subscribers can access the service via satellite or over the Internet. Canal Plus is also available with an ORF Digital Satellite Card.

Viewers can stream live and on-demand UEFA Europa League matches in Austria from home or on the go on the Canal+ app. The application is available through web browsers and can be downloaded on iOS and Android mobile devices, smart TVs, and the Amazon Fire TV.
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Canal Plus is the exclusive UEFA Europa League broadcaster in Austria for the 2027-2031 TV cycle. The pay-TV provider secured the rights to air matches for the 2027-28 to 2030-31 seasons on both television and its digital platforms, having previously only aired the top match.

This means that football fans in Austria need to subscribe to Canal Plus to watch the Europa League, with the broadcaster providing everything from live matches to additional shoulder programming as part of its coverage.

UEFA Europa League content on Canal Plus includes highlights, analysis, and interviews. Austrian viewers can enjoy all of this on Canal Plus channels and on social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, and YouTube.

To stream live Europa League matches on Canal Plus, Austrian viewers require Canal Plus’s sports-related packages or one of its high-tier subscription plans. Subscribers can also access the service via satellite, thanks to SAT modules, smartcard activation, and/or ORF card integration.

Once subscribed, fans can stream live and on-demand UEFA Europa League matches in Austria from home or on the go using the Canal+ app. The application is available on iOS and Android mobile devices, smart TVs, and the Amazon Fire TV. Furthermore, subscribers can also watch the UEL on a PC or Mac by simply visiting the official Canal Plus website via a modern, supported web browser.

In Austria, fans can watch live UEFA Europa League matches on tabii, available on both TV and streaming platforms. Coverage is confirmed for seasons 2024-2027.

DAZN Austria broadcasts live coverage of matches in Austria, both on television and online. The agreement spans season 2026/2027.

Sportdigital FUSSBALL provides access to live games in Austria, available to stream or watch on TV. The broadcast rights apply to season 2026/2027.

Live matches are available in Austria on sportdigital+, offering coverage across traditional TV and digital streaming. The deal covers season 2026/2027.