TV Guide
ORF Sport Plus Live Streaming and TV Listings
Friday, 26 April | ||
Kapfenberger SV vs Horn Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Lafnitz vs Leoben Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Ried vs Amstetten Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Saturday, 27 April | ||
Floridsdorfer AC vs First Vienna Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Admira vs Liefering Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Bregenz vs Grazer AK Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Sturm Graz II vs Dornbirn Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Sunday, 28 April | ||
St. Pölten vs Stripfing Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Friday, 3 May | ||
Amstetten vs Floridsdorfer AC Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Dornbirn vs Kapfenberger SV Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Leoben vs St. Pölten Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Liefering vs Sturm Graz II Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Stripfing vs Lafnitz Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Grazer AK vs Admira Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Saturday, 4 May | ||
Horn vs Bregenz Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Sunday, 5 May | ||
First Vienna vs Ried Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Friday, 10 May | ||
Admira vs Leoben Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Bregenz vs Stripfing Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
Liefering vs First Vienna Konferenz |
2. Liga | |
St. Pölten vs Ried Konferenz |
2. Liga |
Broadcast Rights
Competitions available on ORF Sport Plus
FIFA World Cup (2026) | |
UEFA Euro (2024) In Austria, ORF 1 is broadcasting 20 matches of the UEFA Euro 2024 live, featuring key group stage games and select knockout rounds, with two matches each in the Round of 16 and quarter-finals. Euro 2024 coverage extends across ORF's multimedia platforms, including streaming, detailed highlights and updates on ORF 1 and ORF 2, live radio commentary, and near-live online video content.More detailsORF has also secured first-pick rights for certain games. | |
UEFA Europa League (2021-2024) | |
Austria - 2. Liga (2022-2026) | |
Austria - ÖFB-Cup (2021-2024) | |
Euro U-21 Qualifying (2021-2024) |
About
ORF Sport Plus History, Coverage, Features
ORF Sport + is an Austrian sports channel owned and operated by the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation, or ORF. It was launched on May 1, 2006 as ORF Sport Plus, but it was later stylized as ORF Sport + on October 26, 2011.
ORF Sport Plus picked up sports coverage made by TW1, a former sports channel owned by ORF. The standout feature for ORF Sport + is that it has carried on for a while with TW1’s tradition of broadcasting marginal sports with both live events and magazine shows. The channel was discontinued in 2010 due to budget cuts, but an intervention by lawyers resulted in a major investment and in the transformation of the channel into a specialized sports channel.
ORF Sport + has also covered sports such as athletics, American football, badminton, ice hockey, field hockey, tennis, volleyball, football, gandball, dancing, equestrian, swimming, and fistball. For quite some time, ORF Sport + was unable to cover “premium sports” such as the Austrian Bundesliga or Formula One, since media authorities in Austria ruled against this due to the large coverage these sports have in regular media reports.
Speaking about football, ORF Sport + has aired Copa Intertoto games, and old matches featuring the Austrian National Football Team, and more.
ORF Sport + may be owned by a public television network, but it can only be watched on cable and satellite TV providers.
The published listings of live, re-aired, and on-demand match and program events published on this website are broadcast by the official rights holders. They are available on various platforms such as terrestrial TV, radio, cable, satellite, IPTV, mobile and desktop apps. Where possible, we will provide links to the streaming events available on the platforms provided by the official broadcasters. Please note that in many cases, a digital subscription or user authentication with a TV or internet provider will be required. We endeavor to provide as accurate and detailed broadcast information as possible. However, broadcast schedules are subject to change at any time. If you find incorrect or missing information, please let us know