How to watch the Europa League live

The Europa League might not be the pinnacle of European competition, but it’s still very significant.

With last season’s winners Sevilla currently competing in the Champions League, there’s an opportunity for another team to go all the way – unless the Spanish side finish third in their group.

That includes Liverpool, who are favourites to win the competition. But don’t rule out European debutants Brighton, Europa Conference League holders West Ham or 2021-22 finalists Rangers.

And there are plenty of established sides elsewhere, including Roma, Villarreal, Bayer Leverkusen, Sporting CP and Ajax.

Here’s how to watch every Europa League match live, whether you’re based in the US, UK or elsewhere.

Europa League fixtures

There are are a few standout matches in the penultimate round of group stage games, but all 16 ties are available to watch live:

Thu 30 Nov

AEK Athens vs Brighton – KO 5.45pm UK/12.45pm ET/9.45am PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/TNT Sports
Atalanta vs Sporting CP – KO 5.45pm UK/12.45pm ET/9.45am PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/TNT Sports
Backa Topola vs West Ham – KO 5.45pm UK/12.45pm ET/9.45am PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/TNT Sports
Maccabi Haifa vs Rennes – KO 5.45pm UK/12.45pm ET/9.45am PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/TNT Sports
SC Freiburg vs Olympiakos – KO 5.45pm UK/12.45pm ET/9.45am PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/TNT Sports
Sparta Prague vs Real Betis – KO 5.45pm UK/12.45pm ET/9.45am PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/Discovery+
Sturm Graz vs Rakow – KO 5.45pm UK/12.45pm ET/9.45am PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/Discovery+
BK Hacken vs Bayer Leverkusen – KO 8pm UK/3pm ET/12pm PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/Discovery+
Liverpool vs LASK – KO 8pm UK/3pm ET/12pm PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/TNT Sports
Marseille vs Ajax – KO 8pm UK/3pm ET/12pm PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/TNT Sports
Molde vs FK Qarabag – KO 8pm UK/3pm ET/12pm PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/Discovery+
Rangers vs Aris Limassol – KO 8pm UK/3pm ET/12pm PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/TNT Sports
Servette vs Roma – KO 8pm UK/3pm ET/12pm PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/TNT Sports
Sheriff Tiraspol vs Slavia Prague – KO 8pm UK/3pm ET/12pm PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/TNT Sports
Toulouse vs Union Saint-Gilloise – KO 8pm UK/3pm ET/12pm PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/TNT Sports
Villarreal vs Panathinaikos – KO 8pm UK/3pm ET/12pm PT – CBS Sports/Paramount+/TNT Sports

How to watch the Europa League in the US

In the US, CBS has the exclusive English-language rights to the Europa League, with every match being broadcast live. If you already have cable TV, check if it’s supported on the CBS website and then contact your provider.

But if you don’t want to get cable, there’s an easy alternative. Simply sign up to the Paramount+ streaming service (from $5.99 per month) and you’ll have full access on all your devices.

The most hassle-free way is to sign up for a live TV streaming service. YouTube TV ($72.99 per month), Hulu+ Live TV ($69.99 per month), Fubo Pro ($74.99 per month) and DirecTV Stream (from $74.99 per month) all include CBS. None of these are cheap, but they offer plenty of other benefits.

How to watch the Europa League in the UK

BT Sport has been rebranded as TNT Sports, but it still has the exclusive rights to the Europa League in the UK. Not much has changed in terms of the plans available, either.

At full price, the cheapest TV package costs £18 per month for 24 months, but also includes Eurosport 1 & 2 and the discovery+ Premium streaming service.

But if you’d rather stream all the action and don’t want a recordable TV box, it makes more sense to simply add TNT Sports to discovery+. That costs £20 per month for BT Broadband customers, but you’ll need to get discovery+ Premium for £29.99 per month otherwise.

And if you’d like to combine TNT Sports with Sky Sports, it’ll cost you £43 per month at full price.

How to watch the Europa League outside the US and UK

Before trying to watch US or UK TV from abroad, it’s worth checking which broadcaster has the rights to the Europa League where you’re based. See the full list of international broadcasters on the UEFA website.

But if you’re just visiting another country, it makes sense to access your US or UK subscription, which requires a VPN. We’re using NordVPN for the purposes of this tutorial, but there are plenty of great alternatives in our best VPN chart.