How To Watch Soccer on Fubo: League Coverage and Pricing Options

Fubo (formerly fuboTV) has long been synonymous with watching live soccer. As the 2026 FIFA World Cup dominates the summer, the live TV streaming service remains a major destination for the sport, offering complete coverage of all 104 World Cup matches across English (FOX, FS1) and Spanish (Telemundo, Universo) broadcasts.

Despite its World Cup strength, Fubo’s day-to-day soccer lineup has taken some significant hits over the years. Carriage disputes have stripped the platform of crucial soccer networks, including TelevisaUnivision channels (like TUDN and Univision) and the newly spun-out Versant networks (like USA Network and CNBC). These absences heavily impact Spanish-language coverage and English Premier League broadcasts.

Still, for cord-cutting fútbol fans who want a traditional live TV experience, Fubo is worth considering. You can get access to over 200 live channels and plenty of specialty sports add-ons. While its pricing is steep compared to standalone apps like Paramount+ and Peacock, you can still take advantage of a free Fubo test drive before committing to a monthly subscription.

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• Fubo soccer content
• Fubo plans and pricing
• Other ways to watch soccer

Fubo’s soccer coverage is vast but missing key networks

Fubo comes packed with soccer content, but recent changes mean you need to double-check if it has the specific games you want to watch.

Because Fubo currently lacks TelevisaUnivision and the recently spun-out Versant networks, you’ll face major gaps in everyday Liga MX and Premier League coverage. Furthermore, exclusive streaming deals mean many major competitions — like the UEFA Champions League on Paramount+ or select Premier League matches on Peacock — require separate standalone app subscriptions anyway.

Despite those gaps, Fubo remains exceptional for international soccer leagues such as the French Ligue 1 and the Turkish Süper Lig. That’s thanks to the native inclusion of beIN SPORTS CONNECT, which grants you access to eight beIN Sports overflow channels on busy match days.

You also get local broadcast networks like ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC for marquee weekend fixtures, alongside robust college sports coverage on ACC Network, Big Ten Network, and SEC Network to track the NCAA Soccer Tournament.

Soccer leagues featured on Fubo

Fubo maintains an expanded list of soccer leagues that are available to watch across its various plans. I’ve outlined some of the more important ones in the table below, highlighting which plans and add-ons you’ll need for each league. Just know that because of the TelevisaUnivision and Versant channel blackouts, coverage for leagues like the Premier League, Champions League, and Liga MX is notably thinner than it used to be.

Here’s a complete breakdown of major soccer leagues and tournaments available on Fubo, including the channels and subscription tiers required to watch them. Just keep in mind that due to network shifts and exclusive standalone streaming deals, Fubo may only offer partial coverage for certain competitions.

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With multiple leagues featured on Fubo, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed when games kick off at similar times. But you can keep tabs on multiple games simultaneously with Fubo’s fully customizable Multiview feature. Multiview lets you watch up to four live channels at once, but it’s available only on Apple TV, select Roku devices, and some LG smart TVs.

Fubo plans and pricing for soccer fans

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If you want a traditional channel-surfing experience, Fubo’s Pro plan offers the bulk of the service’s soccer coverage. You’ll get sports essentials like ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, and FS2, alongside critical local broadcast channels.

Fubo’s Elite plan includes around 60 additional channels and adds 4K streaming capabilities. The Elite option is our favorite Fubo plan because of its comprehensive channel lineup, though I highly recommend browsing the service’s many add-on options to ensure you get the channels that meet your needs.

It’s also worth noting that Fubo’s live TV and sports plans now include ESPN Unlimited access. This is a huge perk that effectively bakes an ESPN+ subscription into your Fubo bill, giving you access to the Bundesliga, La Liga, and the FA Cup through the ESPN app.

Other ways to watch soccer instead of Fubo

As mentioned earlier, live soccer games are available across most TV providers. But sometimes, the best services are simply the ones that carry the teams you want to watch.

For instance, if you’re a Real Madrid fan, you can catch some of Los Blancos’s games through various Fubo channels. But only ESPN+ provides complete access to La Liga and Copa del Rey matchups, while Paramount+ or ViX Premium (depending on your language preference) have every UEFA Champions League fixture.

Peacock is another essential streaming service for soccer fans because of its exclusive Premier League coverage. You’ll still need a live TV service to watch games that air on CNBC, Universo, or USA Network, but Peacock features many matches that don’t air on traditional channels.

Check out our How To Watch Soccer guide for an expanded look at how to watch soccer’s most popular leagues.

Is Fubo worth it for soccer fans?

Fubo offers more channels in its base plans than Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, and YouTube TV. But whether it’s worth it heavily depends on which soccer leagues you follow.

If you want a cable alternative that guarantees access to the FIFA World Cup and other marquee tournaments, Fubo is a great choice. It also shines with comprehensive international coverage via channels like beIN SPORTS. The inclusion of ESPN Unlimited adds immense value, too, bridging the gap for leagues like La Liga and the Bundesliga.

That said, Fubo’s current lack of TelevisaUnivision and Versant networks creates major limitations for fans of Liga MX and the Premier League. Furthermore, the continued absence of TNT Sports channels means you’ll miss select USMNT and USWNT matches. Before committing to Fubo’s high monthly price, I highly recommend verifying that your favorite teams’ broadcast channels are actually in the lineup.

Soccer on Fubo FAQ

Why you should trust us

Our CableTV.com Sports Editor, Taylor Kujawa, has used Fubo for over four years, researching and conducting hands-on testing to determine its value for soccer fans. After compiling a list of top-flight soccer leagues, Taylor compared league broadcasters to Fubo’s channel lineups. He then examined Fubo’s pricing and features to see how it stacks up to similar services.

Check out our How We Rank page to learn more about our methods.