How to watch football on TV in March 2026 | OneFootball

Several outstanding games are set to take place across the big five European leagues and the Champions League in March 2026

Here is your complete guide to which of these games are live on television in the United Kingdom and where you can watch them.

Rangers v Celtic – Sunday, March 1

The Scottish Premiership could not have hoped for a bigger start to March, with the big two Glasgow clubs set to face each other.

Rangers and Celtic trail leaders Hearts with seven and nine points respectively, raising the stakes for this fixture.

Roma vs Juventus – Sunday, 1 March

Roma are third in the Serie A standings, four points clear of sixth-placed Juventus. Victory for either side would boost their Champions League qualification push.

Marseille vs Lyon – Sunday 1 March

Marseille and Lyon are jostling for Champions League qualification places, making this meeting crucial for their aspirations.

Barcelona vs Atletico Madrid – Tuesday, March 3

Aiming to overturn a four-goal deficit, Barcelona host Atletico in the Copa del Rey semi-final second leg at Camp Nou.

Aston Villa vs Chelsea – Wednesday, March 4

Villa have moved from Premier League contenders to top-four chasers, underlining their recent struggles. Chelsea are also pushing for a top-four finish, making this encounter intriguing.

Paris Saint-Germain vs Monaco – Friday, March 6

PSG will be hoping to maintain their grip on top spot in Ligue 1 when they take on Monaco. The Parisians recently knocked the visitors out of the Champions League.

Newcastle United vs Manchester City – Saturday, March 7

Newcastle face City for the fifth time this term, hosting them at St James’ Park in the FA Cup fifth round.

The Magpies won just one of their previous four meetings against the Cityzens this season.

Rangers vs Celtic – Sunday, March 8

The Scottish giants face off for the second time this month – this time in the Scottish Cup quarter-final.

With both sides trailing Hearts in the league, they will be hoping to progress to avoid ending the season trophyless.

PSG vs Chelsea – Wednesday, March 11

Holders PSG welcome Chelsea to the Parc des Princes for their Champions League round of 16 first leg clash – the first meeting between them since last summer’s Club World Cup final.

Real Madrid vs Manchester City – Wednesday, March 11

Madrid take on City in one of the most exciting match-ups in the Champions League round of 16.

Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur – Sunday, March 15

Liverpool will look to strengthen their top-four push when they host Tottenham, who are aiming to avoid relegation.

Manchester City vs Real Madrid – Tuesday, March 17

The two sides meet at the Etihad Stadium in the Champions League round of 16, second leg.

Chelsea vs PSG – Tuesday, March 17

Chelsea take on PSG in the Champions League round of 16 second leg at Stamford Bridge, with a place in the quarter-finals up for grabs.

Newcastle vs Sunderland – Sunday, March 22

Newcastle face Sunderland in the Premier League at home. The Black Cats won the reverse fixture 1-0.

Tottenham vs Nottingham Forest – Sunday, March 22

Depending on the results in previous weeks, this clash could be pivotal in the relegation battle.

Real Madrid vs Atletico Madrid – Sunday, March 22

Madrid host city rivals Atletico in their last fixture before the international break – the result could be pivotal in the La Liga title race.

International Break: March 23–31

There will be no fixtures during this period due to the international break from March 23-31.

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