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Live EHF European League TV & Streaming Schedule

Access our ultimate guide containing official television channels and digital live streaming schedules for all upcoming EHF European League fixtures in your territory.

EHF European League on TV Today

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Tuesday, May 5, 2026

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TSV Hannover-Burgdorf Home
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SG Flensburg-Handewitt Away
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THW Kiel Home
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RK Nexe Našice Away
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FC Porto Handball Home
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MT Melsungen Away
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Vardar 1961 Home
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Montpellier Handball Away
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Where to Stream EHF European League Live

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About EHF European League

The EHF European League is the second-tier club handball competition in Europe, sitting below the Champions League. It's a knockout tournament that runs from September through May. The competition gives ambitious clubs from Germany, France, Spain, and Scandinavia a shot at European silverware. The knockout rounds are underway, with the EHF Finals taking place in May.

Top teams

The European League features clubs that just missed the Champions League cut. SG Flensburg-Handewitt from Germany is a regular contender. French clubs like Nantes and Montpellier have won it in recent years. Spanish sides like Granollers and Ademar León are always in the mix. Baltic and Scandinavian clubs also make deep runs. The level is high. The gap between the Champions League and European League is smaller than in soccer.

Format

The tournament starts with a group stage. Teams are drawn into groups, with the top sides advancing to the knockout rounds. The knockout stage is two-leg ties until the EHF Finals, where the last four teams play a single weekend semifinal and final at a neutral venue. The format is similar to the Champions League, but the field is smaller and the competition is wide open.

Viewership

The European League pulls around 10 million viewers annually. The numbers are strongest in Germany, France, and Spain, where handball has big followings. The EHF Finals draw the largest audiences. The tournament doesn't have the same prestige as the Champions League, but it's a major event for handball fans across Europe.

Streaming options in Germany, Austria, Switzerland

Dyn has secured exclusive rights for the EHF European League in the DACH region through 2030. They cover all matches of German clubs and the knockout stages.

Streaming options in Spain

DAZN offers the EHF European League in Spain, including selected free content.

International streaming via EHFTV

The EHFTV platform is the official EHF streaming service for the European League. It offers live and on-demand coverage, with monthly or season-long passes. However, matches are geo-blocked in countries where national broadcasters have purchased exclusive rights. For fans in the UK, US, Canada, and most other countries without a local TV deal, EHFTV is the primary viewing option.

Regional broadcasters

Various regional broadcasters in countries like Austria, Turkey, and others carry coverage, especially for the later stages. Local broadcasters often pick up matches featuring clubs from their country. The EHF website provides a full list of broadcasters each season.

Free highlights and social media

The Home of Handball YouTube channel provides highlights and additional video content. The EHF also shares live scores, clips, and highlights via Facebook, Instagram, and X.

Current season

The 2025-26 EHF European League season kicked off in September 2025. The group stage wrapped up in February. The knockout rounds are happening now, with the quarterfinals underway. The EHF Finals take place in May at a neutral venue. SG Flensburg-Handewitt are among the favorites this year. French and Spanish clubs are also in the mix.