Champions League 2026-2027 - TV channel, live stream & kickoff times in Iceland
The Champions League is shown on Viaplay IS in Iceland. Next up: Lens v Sporting CP on TBC, Tuesday 13 October at 16:45GMT.
Based on the confirmed listings for 15 fixtures this season. Coverage can be split between broadcasters, so each match below shows its own confirmed channel.
All times in UTC. Tap the ☆ next to a club to follow it.
This match isn't sold the same way in every country. Here's the route that actually completes from outside its home market, including how to pay when your own card is refused.
Get a VPN, then connect it to
Germany
You need a VPN subscription first - it gives you an address in Germany, which is what the broadcaster checks.
Subscribe to DAZN
Pay with PayPal. PayPal usually clears where a foreign card is declined.
Go to DAZN →Watch at your local kickoff time
Keep the VPN connected to Germany for the whole match.
Routes are for watching your football while you're away from home. Payment rules are set by each broadcaster and change without notice, so treat these as what usually works, not a guarantee. Some links are affiliate links - we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
The channel, and your local kickoff time, in every market we cover.
This page lists every Champions League fixture for 2026-2027 with the channel in Iceland and the kickoff time in local time, so you never have to work out the difference from UK or European time yourself. Champions League football in the UK is shown by TNT Sports, with matches streamed on discovery+. This guide lists the confirmed channel for each tie as it is announced, alongside coverage in 30+ other countries.
The Champions League is shown on Viaplay IS in Iceland. The next match, Lens v Sporting CP, is on TBC on Tuesday 13 October.
Lens v Sporting CP kicks off at 16:45 GMT on Tuesday 13 October. Every fixture above is converted to local time.
Viaplay IS carries the Champions League in Iceland on TV; check the provider for its app or online player.
A VPN puts you back in Iceland so you can use a subscription you already pay for while you're away. If you're subscribing fresh in another country, the service may refuse a foreign card - PayPal, a prepaid gift code or a virtual card gets you through.