Manchester City: all broadcast details at a glance: Who is showing / broadcasting the Sky Blues' matches live on TV and via livestream?

Year after year, Manchester City stays a fixture in top-flight international football. However, to watch every Sky Blues' match, one streaming service is not enough. Different rights packages apply depending on the competition, so multiple providers are involved. See below for a quick guide to the relevant channels. Manchester City, all broadcast information at a glance: Who is showing / broadcasting the Sky Blues' matches live on TV and via livestream? Manchester City in the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, Community Shield and Carabao Cup: TV and live-stream coverage Sky retains the Premier League rights in Germany. The pay-TV channel broadcasts every match live, either as a single fixture or in a multi-game feed. You can also watch Manchester City matches via livestream on WOW or the Sky Go app. From the 2025/26 campaign, Sky will also carry the English Football League (EFL) and the Carabao Cup, ensuring that City's League Cup outings and matches against lower-league opposition appear live on its channels. The historic FA Cup and the FA Community Shield, meanwhile, remain exclusive to DAZN in Germany, with the streaming service having secured multi-year rights to broadcast every relevant match live. Champions League coverage is split between several broadcasters. Most Manchester City matches will air live on DAZN, with one Tuesday-night showpiece exclusively on Amazon Prime Video per matchday. From the 2027/28 season, Paramount+ will enter the fray, acquiring the bulk of the broadcast rights. Full details of that package are available here. Should Manchester City reach the final, it will—as usual—also be shown on free-to-air TV, with ZDF the channel to watch. Manchester City fans can find every broadcast option at a glance: Who shows the Skyblues' matches live on TV or via livestream? The SPOX live ticker Alternatively, visit our homepage on matchdays; we provide live, full-length tickers for selected Skyblues matches—such as those in the Champions League—listed around an hour before kick-off. Manchester City TV Guide: A profile of the club