How to watch UEFA Women's Champions League in Singapore

beIN Sports retained the exclusive broadcast rights for the UEFA Women’s Champions League across MENA and parts of Asia through the 2026–27 season. The renewed deal was agreed with UC3 and covers 23 MENA countries alongside 10 Asian territories, including Hong Kong, Singapore, Timor-Leste, and Laos. As with other UEFA competitions, rights in Indonesia and the Philippines are non-exclusive.

The Women’s Champions League adopted a new 18-team league format beginning with the 2025–26 season, replacing the traditional group stage system. Matches are shown live on beIN’s TV channels and made available on-demand through its digital platforms. Additional content such as highlights and match analyses is offered through the network’s online services and applications.

Disney+ holds Pan-European broadcast rights to the UEFA Women’s Champions League (UWCL) from the 2025-26 season through 2029-30. The subscription-based OTT streaming service shows live UWCL at no extract cost on its online and mobile platforms, with production handled by ESPN.

Disney+ streams 75 live UEFA Women’s Champions League games every season throughout its five-year deal. At the time of the news announcement, reports indicated that Disney+’s 125 million global subscriber base was an important factor in UEFA’s decision to award them rights. Previously, global sports streaming service DAZN held UWCL rights and streamed the matches freely on YouTube, but their contract ended in 2024-25.