How to watch the Champions League in the UK this season

By FourFourTwo Staff
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The 2020/21 Champions League season is now underway – here's what channel it's on, and all the best ways to get it on your TV

BT Sport Champions League live stream
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If you want to watch the Champions League in the UK this season, you have only one broadcaster option: it's all on BT Sport.

But such is the modern world, it's not as simple as flicking over to the BT Sport channel on your TV to catch the action. 

BT TV with BT Sport

BT TV with BT Sport

This is a TV contract that will give you access to all BT Sport channels, meaning you'll be able to watch the all of the Champions League and Europa League, as well as selected  Premier League, FA Cup, Women's Super League and Bundesliga games.

Contract: 24 months

Monthly cost: £10

One-off installation cost: £29.99

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BT Sport online pass

BT Sport online pass

This is an online-only pass that allows you to watch on a laptop, PC, tablet or mobile. As well as Premier League coverage, BT Sport also has Champions League, Europa League, the FA Cup, Women's Super League and Bundesliga.

You can link your laptop up to your TV with the help of an HDMI cable, but it's a bit of a faff and won't always deliver the best results.

Contract: No

BT Sport monthly pass: £25

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NowTV stick with BT Sport online pass

NowTV stick with BT Sport online pass

A NowTV stick enables you to watch the football on your television without a contract. If you buy  BT Sport pass and download the app on your NowTV hub, you'll get all the BT coverage of the Premier League, Champions League, Europa League, the FA Cup, Women's Super League and Bundesliga – and always have the option of adding a Sky Sports pass too.

Contract: No

One-off cost for stick: £24.99

BT Sport monthly pass: £25

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Amazon's Fire TV Stick with BT Sport monthly pass

Amazon's Fire TV Stick with BT Sport monthly pass

Like the NowTV stick, this plugs into the back of your telly with no fuss and beams a range to apps to your TV, including YouTube, Prime Video and BT Sport. What more could you possibly want? 

You can even get the Fire Cube – which is a bit more powerful, has high-definition and comes with extra capability – for £109.99.

Contract: No

One-off cost for the stick: from £29.99

Amazon Prime monthly membership: free for 30 days, then £7.99

BT Sport monthly pass: £25

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Roku stick with BT Sport monthly pass

Roku stick with BT Sport monthly pass

Again, similar to NowTV and Amazon Fire sticks, but this grants the option of BT, Sky and Amazon in one place.

You can download apps for Amazon Prime, NowTV with Sky Sports, and BT Sport to see all the Champions League games – as well as the Premier League, EFL, Scottish Premiership, FA Cup, Carabao Cup, Women's Super League, Europa League, Bundesliga and Ligue 1.

One-off cost for the stick: from £24.99

BT Sport monthly pass: £25

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FourFourTwo Staff