How to watch UEFA Women's Champions League in Puerto Rico

The UEFA Women’s Champions League is set to stream exclusively in English on Paramount+ in the United States from the 2025–26 season through 2029–30, following a new five-year agreement between UEFA and CBS Sports. All 75 matches per season are live and on-demand on Paramount+, with select fixtures simulcast on CBS Sports Network and CBS Sports Golazo Network.

In addition to live Women’s Champions League broadcasts, CBS Sports provides studio programming via Attacking Third, Morning Footy, Golazo Matchday, and Scoreline programs. Editorial and digital coverage is available across CBSSports.com, the Golazo Starting XI newsletter, and the Attacking Third podcast and social channels.

CBS Sports’ women's football content already includes the NWSL Championship, select NWSL regular-season matches, the Concacaf W Champions Cup, and the Concacaf W Gold Cup, as well as select women’s Nations League fixtures and European friendlies.

ESPN holds exclusive Spanish-language broadcast rights to the UEFA Women’s Champions League in the USA after striking a five-year deal. This agreement began in the 2025-26 season and runs through 2029-30, with CBS Sports securing the English-language rights and streaming the UWCL on Paramount+.

As a result, UEFA Women’s Champions League fans in the United States can exclusively watch all 75 UWCL games per season live in Spanish on ESPN Deportes. Additionally, viewers in the U.S. can stream select UEFA Women’s Champions League matches during the knockout phase on the ESPN app, also in Spanish.

ESPN Deportes also broadcasts additional UWCL content beyond live match coverage. This includes game highlights, the draws, and archive programming.

A subscription is required to watch ESPN’s UEFA Women’s Champions League coverage on ESPN Deportes. This can be done by purchasing an ESPN DTC (direct-to-consumer) streaming subscription, allowing viewers to stream all UWCL games on the ESPN app, ESPN.com, or Disney+.

However, to stream ESPN Deportes and its UEFA Women’s Champions League coverage on the Disney+ streaming service, fans may need to subscribe to both ESPN DTC and Disney+ either individually or in a bundle. Subscriptions are available in monthly and annual plans.

Once subscribed, UEFA Women’s Champions League fans in the USA can stream all UWCL games live in Spanish on internet-connected devices supported by Disney+, the ESPN app, or ESPN.com. This includes smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, streaming devices, and gaming consoles. Please check the official ESPN or Disney+ platforms for the latest information on whether your desired device is supported.

Additionally, U.S. fans can also watch live UWCL games via third-party cable, satellite, IPTV, and streaming television providers that carry ESPN Deportes. Some of the major U.S. television operators that have carried ESPN Deportes include Hulu + Live TV, DIRECTV, Fubo TV, Spectrum TV, and Verizon FiOS, though availability is subject to change.

Fans in the Caribbean can stream all UEFA Women’s Champions League matches live exclusively on ESPN on Disney+, with select games available through ESPN’s linear networks.

ESPN secured the rights to the tournament for the 2025-26 to 2029-30 cycle. This includes countries such as the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Cuba, and Haiti, with viewers in the region also able to watch additional content like tournament draws, match highlights, and archive programming.

While ESPN’s linear networks may be available through third-party TV providers in the region, the best method to watch all UEFA Women’s Champions League games in the Caribbean is through ESPN on Disney+. Disney+ is a subscription-based streaming service, meaning viewers need to subscribe to the platform to access ESPN’s UWCL coverage in its entirety.

Once subscribed, UWCL fans in the Caribbean can stream all UEFA Women’s Champions League games on Disney+ via its official website or the Disney+ app. The Disney+ app is available for download on smart TVs and streaming devices, as well as Android and iOS (iPad and iPhone) smartphones and tablets, Xbox and PlayStation gaming consoles, Amazon Fire Tablets, and more.