How to watch and live stream the UEFA Europa League 2025-26 season

When it comes to cost alone, you won’t find a better way to stream the Europa League than through Paramount+. The streaming platform starts at just $5.99 per month and gives you access to tons of content across drama, entertainment and sport, including access to the CBS network, and therefore Europa League coverage. 

The Essential package, which comes in at the cheapest price mentioned above, does include being able to live stream Europa League, but also includes commercials on on-demand content. It is possible to remove these by subscribing to the SHOWTIME package for $11.99.

Other sports can be streamed too, with CBS Sports also broadcasting the likes of PGA Golf, NCAA, and Italian Serie A soccer alongside the National Women’s Soccer League.

With DirecTV you can also access both CBS and TUDN through its platform, but to do so you have to subscribe to the higher end packages unlike FuboTV. These do come at a price, but again you have to take into consideration what else it provides you with. With the Ultimate package, costing $109.99 per month, you’ll receive hundreds of channels across entertainment, drama, documentary and sport making it much more than a place to simply watch Europa League soccer. 

With that package you do receive both CBS Sports and TUDN, and the same applies to the Premier package, where you’ll receive even more channels at a price of $154.99 per month.

It’s pretty simple really. If you’re only interested in streaming the UEFA Europa League, as well as the Champions League and Conference League, then Paramount+ makes total sense for such a small price. Similarly, if you’re looking for Spanish only Europa League streaming, FuboTV’s Latino package proves to be the best option.

It’s if you’re looking to watch more sport, where you start needing to think about other packages, and let’s face it, if you’re wanting to stream the Europa League then why wouldn’t you want to catch the Premier League, La Liga or the Bundesliga?

In such cases you need to think more about FuboTV or DirecTV and when it comes to value for money, you can’t look much further than FuboTV’s Pro package…

UEFA Europa League FAQs

When does the UEFA Europa League take place?

The UEFA Europa League takes place each soccer season between August and May. The Qualifying stages take place in the very early weeks of the European soccer season, with the Group Stage commencing in late September. This runs through to the turn of the year before the Knockout Phase begins in February, with the Final then taking place in the latter stages of May.

How does a team qualify for the Europa League?

Teams can qualify for the Europa League in a variety of ways. Most commonly this is through league positioning in their domestic league. However, winners of some domestic trophies also qualify as well as teams that are eliminated from the Champions League qualifying rounds and Group Stage.

The winner of the Europa Conference League also qualifies for the Europa League.

When did the Europa League start?

The Europa League has existed in its current form since the 2009/2010 season, in which Atletico Madrid won the inaugral competition. However, the competition as a whole, formerly known as the UEFA Cup, goes back all the way to 1971/72 when Tottenham Hotspur lifted it for the very first time.

Which team has won the most Europa League titles?

Several teams have won the Europa League multiple times, including Tottenham, IFK Goteborg, Real Madrid and more. However, Sevilla have won the competition on the most occasions, followed by Atletico Madrid and Liverpool.

Upcoming Europa League TV schedule by club