How to watch UEFA Women's Champions League in Switzerland

DAZN holds the official broadcast rights to the UEFA Women's Champions League in Switzerland. The deal covers seasons 2024-2027.

In France, L'Équipe broadcasts UEFA Women's Champions League matches from 2025-26 to 2026-27 with free-to-air access to one live match per matchday, including the UWCL final. The network prioritizes fixtures involving French women’s football clubs, especially Olympique Lyonnais, across the full tournament cycle.

This agreement is arranged through the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and distributed via UC3, the joint venture between UEFA and the European Club Association. It is not a direct rights deal with UEFA. L'Équipe previously aired the 2024-25 final between Arsenal and Barcelona, continuing its involvement with high-profile UWCL coverage.

Fans in France can watch UEFA Women's Champions League matches live on L'Équipe's television channel, as well as via online streaming on the official L'Équipe website and the L'Équipe app, available for both Android and iOS devices.

ORF holds the rights to the Women's Champions League in Austria, thanks to a deal struck by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).

As part of the agreement, at least one game per game week shown on ORF, on top of any matches featuring Austrian teams. All matches shown on ORF are free-to-air and this will remain the case until the end of the 2029-30 season, when the current deal expires.

ORF's coverage of the Women's Champions League is primarily housed on ORF Sport + on linear TV.

Live streaming of the Women's Champions League in Austria is available via a couple of different providers. Option one is through ORF's streaming platform, ORF ON, which can be accessed online via a web browser or through a downloadable app.

Option two is through Eurovision Sport, a streaming platform owned by the EBU. Eurovision Sport is available for free in Austria and can be downloaded as an app onto iOS and Android devices.

Women's Champions League highlights can also be watched through Eurovision Sport.

RTVE, the national broadcaster in Spain, owns the rights to the Women's Champions League in the country until the end of the 2029-30 season.

The free-to-air broadcaster agreed the deal with UEFA, via the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), in time for the beginning of the 2025-26 season.

As part of the agreement, at least one match from the competition is shown each game week, on top of all matches featuring Spanish teams, including Barcelona Women and Real Madrid Women. RTVE also has the rights to one semi-final and the final at the end of each season.

RTVE's coverage of the Women's Champions League is split across TVE's linear TV channels, but it can primarily be found on Teledeporte.

Live streaming of the Women's Champions League is available through RTVE Play, which users in Spain can download for free onto their iOS and Android devices.

Alternatively, Eurovision Sport is also available in Spain, and live WCL streaming and highlights can be watched on this platform, too. All WCL programming on RTVE is in Spanish.

SRG SSR owns the broadcast rights to select matches from the Women's World Cup in Switzerland.

The public-service broadcasting groups secured the rights ahead of the 2025-26 season, and the agreement runs until the end of the 2029-30 campaign.

As part of the deal, all matches featuring Swiss teams are shown on SRG SSR's flagship free-to-air linear TV channel, SRF1. On top of that, at least one other WCL match is shown on SRF1 each game week, as well as one semi-final and the final at the end of each campaign.

Live streaming of the WCL in Switzerland is available via Play SRF, an online streaming platform that can be downloaded for free onto smartphones, tablets, smart TVs and other compatible iOS and Android devices.

Football fans in Switzerland can also stream live matches and watch WCL highlights for free through the Eurovision Sport platform. All Women's Champions League programming on SRF1 is in German.

Football fans in Turkey can watch live Women's Champions League matches through the Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT) until the end of the 2029-30 season.

The deal to bring live Women's Champions League football to free-to-air television in Turkey was brokered by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), of which TRT is a long-standing member.

As per the agreement, TRT owns the rights to all matches featuring Turkish clubs, one additional match every game week, one semi-final and the final each season.

TRT's coverage of the WCL is placed on TRT3 Spor, the broadcaster's dedicated sports channel. All matches come with Turkish-language commentary and analysis.

There are two options when it comes to streaming TRT's coverage of the WCL. Option one is through Tabii, their dedicated streaming service, and option two is through Eurovision Sport, the EBU's streaming provider.

Both options can be downloaded for free onto iOS and Android devices.

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.

In Switzerland, fans can watch live matches on Sunrise TV , available on both TV and streaming platforms. Coverage is confirmed for season 2026/2027.

DF1 broadcasts live coverage of matches in Switzerland, both on television and online. The agreement spans season 2026/2027.

Blue Sport provides access to live games in Switzerland, available to stream or watch on TV. The broadcast rights apply to season 2026/2027.