DAZN Germany Soccer Schedule

Broadcast Rights

Competitions available on DAZN Germany

	UEFA Champions League (2021-2024) DAZN secured exclusive live and on-demand rights for the UEFA Champions League in Germany for the 2021-22 to 2023-24 seasons. This deal featured 121 out of 138 matches, broadcasting every game except one per week exclusively live. DAZN also introduced an exclusive 'conference' format and provided highlights for every fixture. More details Additionally, through a partnership with Sky Deutschland, these Champions League matches became available to Sky subscribers via DAZN's linear channels, DAZN1 and DAZN2. This collaboration enabled Sky customers to access extensive Champions League coverage, further enhancing the reach and accessibility of these high-profile football matches in Germany.
	UEFA Nations League (2022-2028)
	UEFA Euro Qualifying (2022-2028)
	UEFA Super Cup (2021-2024)
	World Cup Qualifying (2023-2026)
	England - FA Community Shield (2021-2024)
	England - League Cup (2021-2024)
	Spain - La Liga (2021-2026) DAZN Austria holds the rights to broadcast all live matches of Spain's LaLiga every week until the end of the 2025-26 season. Along with live coverage, the platform also offers on-demand access to these matches, catering to a variety of viewer preferences in Austria on various devices.
	Italy - Serie A (2024-2029)
	Germany - Bundesliga (2021-2025) DAZN has secured Bundesliga rights from 2021/22 to 2024/25 for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The OTT broadcaster will exclusively stream 106 matches live from the Bundesliga on Friday evenings and Sunday afternoons, on its web and mobile platforms. This marks a significant increase in the number of live and on-demand Bundesliga matches for DAZN in the DACH region, compared to the previous deal it had with Discovery for Germany’s top tier football league.
	Portugal - Primeira Liga (2023-2026)
	France - Super Cup (2021-2024)
	Spain - Supercopa de España (2022-2025)
	France - Ligue 1 (2021-2024)
	Spain - Copa del Rey (2022-2025)
	England - FA Cup (2021-2024)
	Italy - Coppa Italia (2021-2024)
	England - Championship (2021-2024)
	England - League One (2021-2024)
	England - League Two (2021-2024)
	England - Women's Super League (2021-2024)
	France - Coupe de France (2023-2026)
	France - D1 Féminine (2023-2024)
	France - Ligue 2 (2021-2024)
	Germany - Frauen-Bundesliga (2023-2027)
	Friendly (2022-2026) DAZN has reached an agreement with UEFA to show live international friendly matches involving the national football teams of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland until 2026.
	UEFA Women's Champions League (2021-2024)
	UEFA Youth League (2021-2024)
	UEFA–CONMEBOL Club Challenge (2021-2024)
	Italy - Serie A (women) (2023-2024)
	Netherlands - Dutch Super Cup (2021-2024)
	Netherlands - Eredivisie (2021-2024)
	Poland - Ekstraklasa (2021-2024)
	Saudi Arabia - Pro League (2023-2025)
	Saudi Arabia - Women's Premier League (2023-2024)
	Spain - Primera División Femenina (2023-2024)

About

DAZN Germany History, Coverage, Features

DAZN DACH is the name of DAZN’s sports streaming network covering Germany, Austria and Switzerland. It launched in 2016 as the OTT service first emerged as an online sports broadcaster, right before the start of the 2016-17 football season. At the time, fans could subscribe to the service for a monthly price of EUR 9.99, with the first month free.

DAZN DACH launched with full online rights to the Premier League, Spanish La Liga, Italian Serie A and French Ligue 1, streaming all 380 matches for each league. It also provided extensive highlights for the 2016-17 German Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga.

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DAZN is a subscription-based OTT sports streaming service with thousands of hours of live events every year, covering multiple sports disciplines, including football. It provides catch-up and on-demand services as well, and supports a wide range of devices from different platforms.

It is owned and operated by DAZN Group, formerly known as Perform Group until September 2018, when the global sports media company was split into two brands—namely DAZN Group and Perform Content.

Dubbed as the “Netflix of Sports”, DAZN has constantly been enriching its team of leading members, in attempts to enter newer markets and deepen their existing sports coverage. It operates offices in London, Berlin, and Tokyo, among other cities around the world.

With its focus being on providing comprehensive sports streaming services across many regions, DAZN boasts a massive portfolio of TV rights. It has retained exclusive broadcast deals to some of football’s largest club competitions and international tournaments, whereas other aspects of their coverage have come as results of sub-license deals involving other broadcasters.

Some of the important games DAZN has managed to stream since its launch in various markets include live UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Super Cup and UEFA Women’s Champions League matches in Europe. On the international scene, its history of live football streaming includes coverage around the FIFA Club World Cup, CAF Champions League and Copa Libertadores.

It has successfully participated in the online coverage of international events such as the FIFA Women’s World Cup, Africa Cup of Nations, CONCACAF Gold Cup and UEFA Euro Qualifiers. Broadcast rights it has secured for its online and mobile platforms have included top European leagues and domestic competitions, such as the Spanish La Liga, Spanish Copa del Rey, English Premier League, English FA Cup, French Ligue 1, Italian Serie A, Portuguese Primeira Liga, J1 League, Chinese Super League, and the American Major League Soccer.

Airing over 8,000 sports events on PC, Mac, tablets, smartphones, smart TVs and game consoles every year, fans of other sports have also had access to high-quality streams live and on demand. Other disciplines regularly available on DAZN include American Football, Baseball, Basketball, Cricket, Motorsport, Rugby and Tennis.

In most territories in which DAZN operates, streams of live football (soccer) matches are usually available on demand after the match has been originally aired. This may however not apply to all competitions. In markets where broadcast rights are shared with other broadcasters, the live feed may be taken from a partner network. For all streams, subscribers have the ability to play, pause and rewind, and are exempt from commercial interruptions. Due to rights restrictions, nevertheless, broadcast rights secured by a DAZN network in a specific territory may not necessarily be inherited by sister networks in other countries.

Regarding streaming on mobile devices, DAZN supports all models of the Fire HD from the 4th Generation and above, which means that streams are available for 6-inch screens and larger. For Android phones and tablets, Android version 4.4 is required. Android TV users are recommended to keep their device up to date as well for a smooth streaming experience.

Users on iOS are compelled to use at least iPhone 5 or the 6th Gen of the iPod Touch–or if they are on tablets, iPad 4 or newer is required. All devices must run at least iOS 10. Mirroring of streams by connecting iPhones and iPads to TVs via HDMI or AirPlay is also possible.

Early in 2019, DAZN updated its Apple TV app to add a multi-view option. This feature enables owners of fourth-generation Apple TVs or Apple TV 4Ks to watch up to four streams simultaneously. The first to third generation of Apple TVs are not supported by the service.

For Amazon Fire TV, DAZN requires anything from the first generation or above, the second generation or newer for Fire TV 4K, or any Amazon Fire TV Stick. Viewers wanting to cast the streams from their smartphones to their TVs via Chromecast are recommended to have a USB power source on their smart TV that states 5V1a or 5V 0.5a, to be guaranteed that DAZN will work as expected.

Subscribers with LG Smart TVs can download the DAZN app from the LG Content Store; however, accepted webOS models start from 2015. Options are plentiful for Panasonic TV users, as DAZN supports over 100 models from 2014 and beyond. Samsung Smart TV owners in eligible territories are in a similar position, with all models from 2015 onwards being compatible with the app version available in the Samsung app store.

HiSense Smart TV users may enjoy DAZN streams on models from 2018, at least. For subscribers in Germany and Austria, DAZN content may be accessed through their Sky Q boxes. Game console users are advised to download the DAZN app for both Sony PlayStation and Xbox. Supported models for these devices include PlayStation 4, PlayStation 4 Pro, Xbox One, Xbox One S and Xbox One X.

Minimum internet download speed requirements to stream DAZN in SD on smartphones is 2.0 Mbps. For HD quality, 3.5 Mbps is needed, or 6.0 Mbps if streaming is on a TV. For optimal quality and high frame rates, nonetheless, DAZN recommends at least 8.0 Mbps. Virtual Private Networks (VPN) or proxy servers are not supported.

On PC, subscribers may choose to stream directly from their browser, using Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Edge—or Safari on Mac. Microsoft Internet Explorer users are expected to use at least Version 11.

Pub owners in Germany may request for access to dedicated DAZN channels HD1 & 2, as these are reserved for commercial purpose and sold via Sky Deutschland. Individual users have room for more flexibility in their subscriptions, which may include cross-border portability. DAZN offers the latter as a special feature for subscribers in select countries, allowing them to take their home subscription across borders while travelling within the EU.