Where to Watch Copa Libertadores 2026

The official CONMEBOL Libertadores site and its channels carry highlights, replays, and behind-the-scenes content, and list the licensed broadcaster for each country. Start here to find the legal option in your region.

In Argentina, matches air on ESPN (pay TV) and stream on Disney+, with selected games free-to-air on Telefe and on the free ad-supported service Pluto TV. Chile follows a similar setup with Chilevision. Line-ups vary by match, so check the local listing.

In Brazil the Libertadores has aired across Globo (free-to-air), SporTV, and the ESPN and Paramount+ streaming platforms. Which platform holds a given round can change, so confirm on their official sites.

Across Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Venezuela, Disney carries the Libertadores through ESPN on pay TV and Disney+ streaming (the former Star+ catalog now lives inside Disney+). Channels and packages differ by country.

beIN Sports has held the US rights for CONMEBOL club competitions through the 2026 cycle, on beIN Sports (English) and beIN Sports en Español, and via carriers like fuboTV. Check beIN's site for the match-by-match schedule.

Fanatiz is a Spanish-language sports streaming app that has offered Libertadores coverage in the US and several international markets, typically bundling beIN Sports signals. Availability and channel line-up depend on your country, so verify before subscribing.

In Mexico the Libertadores has been available on ESPN and Fox Sports (pay TV), on Disney+ streaming, and on Caliente TV. No Mexican clubs currently take part, so coverage centers on the South American sides. Confirm the current listing with your provider.

Across much of Europe (including the UK, France, and Belgium) the Libertadores has streamed free on the Canal GOAT YouTube channel for the current rights cycle. Some markets also carry it through betting operators. Coverage and rights differ elsewhere, so confirm what is legal where you are.