Champions League Tonight — Where to Watch

UEFA Champions League rights are split across four broadcasters in Germany alone. Below: who carries what, and the live finder for sports bars near you with the right one.

Champions League broadcasters — the split In Germany the picture is: DAZN airs the bulk of matchdays — most Tuesday and Wednesday matches. Amazon Prime Video has a single first-pick game per Tuesday matchday. ZDF (free-to-air) carries one match per matchday from the round of 16 onward. Internationally: Paramount+ in the US, TNT/Discovery+ in parts of Europe, beIN in Asia and the Middle East. A bar near you needs at least DAZN to cover most CL nights — Prime+DAZN combined covers everything. How to find a bar showing tonight's CL match Use the finder below. Pick your team (Bayern, Dortmund, Leipzig, Leverkusen, or any opponent) and we'll rank nearby bars by the likelihood they're showing this specific match. We weight broadcaster mentions on bar websites — a bar that advertises DAZN goes higher for DAZN matchdays; a bar that mentions Prime goes higher for Tuesday first-pick games. Below the page you'll find the live Matchspot finder. Allow location access, pick your team, and we'll rank nearby bars by how likely they are to be showing the match. Knockout rounds and the final — special rules From the round of 16 onward, ZDF picks up one match per matchday for free TV. That single match is the easiest one to find — almost every venue with a TV streams it. For the final: every sports bar shows it, the question becomes atmosphere, not coverage. Filter by rating in the finder to find the venues with the best vibe.