DAZN is showing live Bundesliga matches in Germany and other parts of the DACH region. DAZN’s Bundesliga live streaming on multiple devices also covers Austria and Switzerland and includes all Sunday matches exclusively. Despite Sky being behind the Bundesliga Konferenz whip-around show for over two decades, DAZN obtained Konferenz rights under the new agreement. Unlike Sky, which televises the games via several distribution methods, DAZN’s Bundesliga rights only cover streaming as an over-the-top (OTT) service provider, with on-demand options included.

From 2025-26 to 2028-29, DAZN subscribers can stream 240 live Bundesliga matches per season in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, an increase from 106 games in the previous contract. All Bundesliga streams are available on Android and iOS mobile devices, computers, and gaming consoles via the official DAZN apps until 2029.

ProSiebenSat1 has the rights to show live football matches from the German Bundesliga on free-to-air television in Austria, Germany and Switzerland.

The latest deal agreed between the free-to-air television network and the DFL was signed in December 2024 and runs until the end of the 2028-29 season.

The deal includes nine ‘top’ Bundesliga matches each season, in addition to the opening match of the season, the matches before and after the winter break, the post-season relegation playoffs, and the German Super Cup.

ProSieben’s coverage of the German Bundesliga is housed on Sat.1 on linear TV in the aforementioned territories. Live streaming is available through Joyn, which can be accessed through a web browser and app, which is available for download on iOS and Android devices.

All Bundesliga programming on Sat.1 comes with German-language commentary, interviews and match analysis.

Fans in Germany can watch select free-to-air Bundesliga games live on RTL until the 2028-29 season. While RTL Deutschland secured a lucrative highlights package for its subscription-based RTL+ streaming service ahead of the 2025-26 season, the media company expanded its offering after acquiring Sky Deutschland in April 2026.

Sky Deutschland is the home of the Bundesliga in Germany, holding the rights to the majority of German top-flight games. Following RTL’s acquisition of Sky, the media company announced it would take advantage of the latter’s rights package and begin broadcasting Bundesliga matches on free-to-air TV.

RTL did not disclose the number of Bundesliga games it would broadcast per round upon completing this acquisition. However, it should be noted that the 2025-26 to 2028-29 rights deal permits up to 10 Bundesliga games to be aired for free per season.

German football fans can watch RTL’s live Bundesliga coverage on free-to-air TV without the need for a subscription. However, RTL is still accessible via third-party premium TV providers such as Vodafone Deutschland, MagentaTV, and the acquired Sky. Availability is subject to change.

Additionally, fans in Germany can stream the Bundesliga on the RTL+ app, the broadcaster’s streaming service. RTL+ is a subscription-based platform offering different tiers to its customers, including an ad-free package.

The RTL+ app is compatible with Amazon Fire TV Stick and Box, Telekom MagentaTV set-top boxes, Chromecast, AirPlay, Roku, and major smart TV brands such as LG, Samsung, Hisense, and Panasonic. Likewise, subscribers can download the platform on Android and iOS smartphones and tablets. Viewers who do not wish to download the app can simply stream RTL’s Bundesliga highlights and live match coverage on a PC or Mac by visiting the official RTL+ website.

Sky Deutschland owns German Bundesliga rights in Germany from 2025-26 to 2028-29. The pay-TV broadcaster’s major deal includes both the Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2, showing 538 out of 617 matches live, 496 of which are exclusive to Sky subscribers. This makes Sky Deutschland the DFL’s main Bundesliga broadcast partner, with 80% of all matches exclusively. Sky’s deal includes all Saturday afternoon and Friday evening Bundesliga matches and all marquee Saturday night matches. Sky’s sports networks in Germany show all top weekly Bundesliga matches live while also having the rights to extend their coverage to all distribution channels, including satellite, cable, IPTV, and streaming. Live Bundesliga streaming is available via Sky Stream and WOW, and on cable and satellite via Sky Q.

Outside Germany, football fans in Austria, Eastern Belgium, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, and South Tyrol may be able to access Sky’s Bundesliga coverage. Meanwhile, the TV operator provides public licenses to bars, hotels and restaurants for public screenings through the Sky Business solution. Previously, Sky and DAZN’s joint Bundesliga media deal was reportedly worth €1.1 billion per season.

Sky Austria has the rights to show more German Bundesliga matches than anywhere else in Austria, thanks to a deal agreed between the pay-TV broadcaster and the DFL in 2024.

As per the agreement, Sky Austria has the rights to show 538 of a possible 617 matches across the Bundesliga and 2 Bundesliga, with 496 of them exclusive. This deal will remain in place until the end of the 2028-29 season.

In addition to live coverage of seven Bundesliga matches per weekend, the subscription-based broadcaster also airs a highlights show every Saturday evening and a review show every Sunday evening, where detailed analysis of every match is provided.

Sky Austria’s coverage of the German Bundesliga is spread across its ten Bundesliga-specific channels. To access these channels, football fans in Austria must pay a subscription fee to Sky, either on a monthly or annual basis.

Live streaming of the German Bundesliga in Austria is available through WOW. This paid service offers fans in Austria an alternative option to a Sky subscription, allowing users to pay one-off fees for day, week, or month passes on a rolling basis.

WOW can be accessed either through a web browser or via a downloadable app on iOS and Android devices. All Bundesliga coverage on Sky Austria is in German.

German sports channel Sport1 holds exclusive rights to Bundesliga highlights on free TV in Germany. This broadcast deal runs from the 2025-26 season to 2028-29 and also covers Austria and Switzerland.

As a result, fans in the DACH region can watch highlights of all Friday and Saturday Bundesliga matches on Sport1. The broadcaster airs these highlights on Sundays on free TV, as well as in a simulcast live stream on the SPORT1 app and the network’s SPORT1.de website.

To catch the Bundesliga highlights on Sport1, viewers can tune in to the channel’s “Bundesliga Pur” and “STAHLWERK Doppelpass” shows. The Sport1 linear channel is available for free or through pay-TV providers. Additionally, fans can watch Bundesliga highlights on Sport1 via a PC or Mac by visiting the website or by downloading the Sport1 app on Android and iOS devices.