beIN Sports has acquired exclusive LaLiga broadcast rights in Australia from 2024 to 2027 following a three-year deal. The commercial broadcaster streams all LaLiga matches live and on-demand (380 games per season) on its digital platform beIN SPORTS CONNECT. Viewers can access games on multiple devices, including smart TVs (Samsung and LG), streaming devices (Android TV), mobiles and tablets (Android and iOS), and on PCs and Macs via web browser. In addition, beIN Sports offers coverage of some games on its family of linear channels.

LaLiga fans in Australia can select a monthly pay-as-you-go beIN Sports contract or opt for a longer-term annual plan. Both plans offer a free seven-day trial period for new customers before they commit to a purchase. In addition to watching and streaming LaLiga matches, viewers can access bonus content such as game analysis, match highlights, and shortened versions of matches (mini-matches).

Subscribers to Amazon Prime Australia can add beIN SPORTS CONNECT as an add-on package to their already-existing plan, which allows users to stream Spanish LaLiga games on multiple devices via Amazon Prime Video. Football fans who use Fetch TV can also add beIN SPORTS to their current packages, which gives access to three beIN Sports linear channels.

Finally, LaLiga followers in Australia can also watch select games live on a free-to-air basis using beIN SPORTS XTRA. This service is also available on different devices: Hisense, LG, and Plex TVs, Samsung TV Plus, and Fetch TV.

DAZN operates the official LaLiga Channel worldwide through a two-season partnership covering 2025-26 and 2026-27. The channel is free to access globally and is available only on the DAZN platform.

Programming includes matchday highlights of every game, LaLiga-produced content, and additional non-live formats. The service is positioned alongside DAZN's existing football properties, which feature UEFA competitions, FIFA+ programming, Serie A, Bundesliga, and the J.League.

DAZN already holds live LaLiga rights in Spain and carries coverage in markets such as Portugal, Italy, Germany, Austria, Japan, and Belgium. The LaLiga Channel adds a global highlights package to those existing agreements.