BBC Two Soccer Schedule

Broadcast Rights

Competitions available on BBC Two

	FIFA Women's World Cup (2019-2025) BBC has secured British media rights to the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023. BBC is set to provide extensive tournament coverage by joining ITV in showing all 64 matches live in the UK. The matches have been slotted on various BBC channels. The 2023 Women's World Cup Final is scheduled to air live on both BBC1 and ITV1 in the UK. More details In addition to television coverage, live audio commentary is available on BBC Radio 5 Live and 5 Sports Extra. Viewers can also access match highlights through the BBC's online platforms, including BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. Pregame and postgame shows are expected to be included in the broadcast lineup, with match highlights and recaps.
	UEFA Euro (2024)
	UEFA Champions League (2024-2027) The BBC has acquired UK rights to the UEFA Champions League for the 2024-2027 cycle. It is the first time that the British public service broadcaster has landed TV rights to this competition. BBC’s Champions League contract includes match highlights on television, as well as on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and mobile apps. More details Short clips around the competition are also expected to be regularly posted on the network’s social media channels. In addition, BBC’s deal includes the Champions League final.
	England - Women's Super League (2021-2024)

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About

BBC Two History, Coverage, Features

BBC Two is an English-language channel owned by the British Broadcasting Corporation. This channel was launched on April 21, 1964 and it is considered the second most relevant channel owned by the BBC. It is funded by the television licence, which makes the channel free of commercial advertising. It became the first television channel to broadcast in color on June 1, 1967. 

BBC Two is often referred to as the alternative to watch for those users who cannot find appealing content on BBC One or on ITV. Throughout its history, BBC Two has aired arts shows, comedy and drama programs, while also adding documentaries. Sometimes, BBC Two has served BBC One as a testing ground for shows that end up airing on the network’s most watched channel. Most of BBC Two’s content is also aired on the regional channels in Wales and Northern Ireland.

BBC Two is available on most pay-tv carriers in the UK on both SD and HD. The High Definition feed saw the light on October 6, 2011, while the regional feeds had their HD feed launched in 2019. BBC Two may also be available in other territories, but geo-restrictions may apply for some of their shows.