FootyBite is an independent editorial guide to the Canadian soccer TV calendar. We cover the Premier League, the Champions League, MLS, Canadian Premier League fixtures and the men’s and women’s national team windows.

We list the matches the way a daily broadsheet would: kickoff in your timezone, broadcaster next to the match, short editorial notes when a fixture is worth the morning.

Who broadcasts soccer in Canada, briefly

The Canadian soccer-rights map is thinner than the US equivalent and tidier than the UK. Five broadcasters share the calendar.

• Fubo Canada carries the OneSoccer package, which holds the rights to Canadian Premier League fixtures and the men’s and women’s Canadian national team windows (CanMNT and CanWNT). Fubo also carries Ligue 1 and a selection of European top-flight matches.
• DAZN Canada carries the Premier League. Every one of the 380 matches per season streams on a single platform, the most complete Premier League package available anywhere in North America. DAZN Canada also carries the UEFA Champions League, Europa League and Conference League.
• TSN and the French-language RDS broadcast major international tournaments (Euro, World Cup, Copa América) and select Match-of-the-Week MLS windows. They sub-license national team fixtures from OneSoccer in some windows.
• Apple TV MLS Season Pass carries every Major League Soccer match. Same product as the US, available across the Canadian Apple TV ecosystem.

We list official rights-holders only. We never describe, recommend or link to unauthorised streams.

Pricing in May 2026

Standard monthly subscriptions, as of May 2026, in Canadian dollars:

• DAZN Canada — C$29.99/month or C$224.99 for the annual subscription. Includes Premier League, Champions League, Europa League and Conference League.
• Fubo Canada — C$29.99/month for the Essentials tier (includes OneSoccer for CPL and Canadian national team coverage), C$39.99/month for Premium. Pricing is variable; check the broadcaster’s site at signup.
• Apple TV MLS Season Pass — C$18.99/month or C$129 for the full MLS season. Apple TV subscribers get a discount on the Season Pass.
• TSN+ — C$19.99/month for the standalone digital feed. TSN linear is included in standard digital-cable packages from Bell, Rogers and Telus.

A serious follower combining DAZN, Fubo (for OneSoccer), MLS Season Pass and TSN+ pays roughly C$95-100 per month for the full Premier League, Champions League, MLS, CPL and Canadian national team coverage. Pricing in Canadian streaming shifts frequently; figures above were valid in mid-2026 but the broadcaster’s own page is always authoritative.

What you will not find here

You will not find live scoreboards, betting tips or anything that looks like a feed. The widget below shows the upcoming Canadian fixtures window: kickoff time, broadcaster, competition. Nothing else.

A note on the Premier League fixture

Canada is the only country in the world where every single Premier League match, all 380 per season, is available live in one English-language place: DAZN Canada. That deal, agreed in 2022, ends after the 2026-27 season. Whether DAZN retains it under the next rights cycle is an open question; until then, the simplest answer to “where can I watch this Premier League match in Canada” is always DAZN.

Welcome to FootyBite, Canada edition.