Have you lost track? We have too! Who is now showing CL, Bundesliga and Co.

The development is progressing inexorably. Anyone who wants to watch football from the top leagues, the Champions League and the Swiss Super League has to spend more and more money on subscriptions to more and more streaming providers and pay-TV channels.

We seem to be getting closer and closer to the exaggerated horror scenario that in the future we will have to change the channel at half-time in order to be able to watch the second 45 minutes. We are not quite there yet. But it is already difficult to keep track.

We provide this to you here. You can follow the respective football leagues in the 2024/25 season on these channels:

• Champions League: All games on Blue. SRF shows one game per round (17 in total, including the final) on free TV on Wednesday evening.
• Europa League: All games on Blue. SRF shows one game per round in the league phase as well as the final on free TV.
• Conference League: Top games on Blue. SRF shows one game per round in the league phase as well as the final on free TV.
• Super League: All games on Blue. SRF shows the game on Saturday evening at 8.30 p.m.
• Challenge League: All games on Blue (some without commentary).
• Bundesliga: All games on Sky, Friday and Sunday only with Italian commentary. Friday and Sunday games on DAZN with German commentary.
• Premier League: All games on Sky. 190 games with French commentary on Blue (via Canal+).
• Serie A: All games on DAZN. Two games per round on Sky.
• The League: All games on Blue.
• Ligue 1: All games on DAZN. Two games per round on Sky.
• Portugal League: Two top games per round on Blue.
• Eredivisie: Two games per round on Blue and Sky.
• Saudi Pro League: Three games per round on Blue, two games per round on Sky.
• Women’s Champions League: Top games on DAZN.
• Women’s Super League (Switzerland): All games in live stream on awsl.ch.