Ligue 1 on one channel, Zidane on TF1, what football costs in 2026-27 | OneFootball

The 2026-27 TV map shifts, with Ligue 1 on a single platform, Zinedine Zidane back on TF1, and foreign rights reshaped across nine broadcasters. According to Le Progres, here is who shows what and how much it costs.

All 309 Ligue 1 matches will stream on Ligue 1+. The beIN Sports pick from last season has gone, and DAZN carries Ligue 1+ as an add-on. Ligue 3, formerly National 1, is also on Ligue 1+.

Ligue 2 remains on beIN Sports, as does the Coupe de France from the round of 32. The FFF has yet to agree a free-to-air partner, previously France Télévisions. The Arkema Première Ligue stays exclusive to Canal+.

European competitions are unchanged, with Canal+ showing the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League. The Champions League final will be free-to-air on M6. The Women’s Champions League is on Disney+, with OL and PFC already qualified and PSG in the preliminaries.

TF1 returns to the men’s national team from Türkiye-France on 25 September, and will air all Nations League and Euro 2028 qualifiers over the next two seasons. M6 remains the broadcaster for Laurent Bonadei’s Bleues.

DAZN now leads coverage of overseas leagues, keeping Serie A and adding La Liga, while Disney+ also shows La Liga. DAZN will also air the Copa del Rey, Coppa Italia and Supercoppa Italiana, plus the Saudi Pro League, Eredivisie and Jupiler Pro League. beIN Sports retains the top flights in Germany, Türkiye and Portugal and the English League Cup, and will show AFCON 2027 from 19 June to 18 July.

Outside the free-to-air national team, you need subscriptions. Under-26s pay about 41 euros a month, with Ligue 1+ and DAZN at 14.99 euros, Canal+ with beIN Sports at 19.99 euros, and Disney+ at 5.99 euros. Others pay roughly 56 euros, with Canal+ and beIN Sports at 34.99 euros, and the other prices unchanged.

Source: Le Progres

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