Live International Friendlies TV & Streaming Schedule

Where to Stream International Friendlies Live

The following premium networks and streaming platforms hold the verified digital broadcast rights to air official International Friendlies action.

International friendlies are matches between national teams played outside of official competitions. They serve as preparation for major tournaments like the World Cup, continental championships, and qualifiers. The spring international window is underway, with teams around the world playing warm-up matches ahead of summer competitions.

What friendlies are about

Friendlies give coaches a chance to test new players, try different formations, and build chemistry ahead of competitive matches. They're not always high-intensity, but they matter for team development. The March and April windows are key preparation periods for teams heading into summer tournaments. Some friendlies are inter-confederation matchups, others are regional rivalries.

Global streaming with FIFA+

FIFA+ is the best option for international fans. The free streaming app carries many inter-confederation friendlies and international matches globally. No subscription needed. Just create a free account and watch.

Streaming options in the US

Coverage is split across several networks. Fubo carries most of them in one place. Fox Sports (FOX, FS1, FS2) is the primary broadcaster for many intercontinental friendlies. ViX streams many matches, especially those involving Mexico. Peacock Premium often carries USMNT friendly matches. Max (TNT, TruTV) also shows USMNT matches. ESPN Deportes covers selected international matches in Spanish.

Streaming options in the UK

Prime Video hosts European qualifier friendlies and playoffs on a pay-per-view basis, usually around £2.49 per game. ITVX shows matches broadcast on ITV, covering national team friendlies. BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport stream specific friendly matches, particularly for Wales and Northern Ireland.

Streaming options in Europe

DAZN often holds rights to European friendlies in several countries. RTL Play, TF1+, and RTVE Play offer free streaming options in specific territories. UEFA.tv streams matches not covered by local broadcasters. Regional broadcasters like ARD and ZDF in Germany, RAI in Italy, and TVP in Poland stream local team friendlies.

Current international window

The March and April 2026 international window is underway. Teams are playing friendlies ahead of summer tournaments. FIFA+ streams many of these matches for free. Check your local broadcaster for specific national team coverage. Rights for friendlies can change quickly since they're not tied to long-term competition contracts.