Official Football Broadcasters in Middle East & North Africa
Premier League, Champions League, LaLiga and Ligue 1 on beIN Sports (TOD app); Bundesliga on MBC / Shahid; Serie A on STARZPLAY.
Licensed Sports Networks in Middle East & North Africa
Broadcasters holding live rights to the competitions we cover, per announcements for the 2026/27 season.
beIN Sports
App: TOD (MENA) / beIN Sports app
League-level rights in Middle East & North Africa for the 2026/27 season. The channel for a specific match can vary; check beIN Sports's own listings.
STARZPLAY
App: STARZPLAY
League-level rights in Middle East & North Africa for the 2026/27 season. The channel for a specific match can vary; check STARZPLAY's own listings.
MBC / Shahid
App: Shahid
League-level rights in Middle East & North Africa for the 2026/27 season. The channel for a specific match can vary; check MBC / Shahid's own listings.
Regulatory Framework & Digital Copyright Compliance in Middle East & North Africa
In Middle East & North Africa, television and internet streaming rights for association football are governed by statutory copyright laws. Domestic telecommunication regulators actively enforce ISP-level blocking orders against unauthorized media redistribution networks.
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Frequently Asked Questions: Football in Middle East & North Africa
Answers to common questions regarding sports television packages, blackout rules, and official apps in Middle East & North Africa.
- Authorized rights in Middle East & North Africa are typically accessible through flexible standalone digital passes (such as NOW Sports or discovery+ in the UK, Peacock and Paramount+ in the USA, and TOD in MENA) that do not require long-term cable contracts.