The DFB-Pokal is Germany's knockout cup, played over two legs of midweek rounds from August to the Berlin final in May. Bundesliga clubs enter in the first round, drawn away to lower-league sides.
This page lists every 2026-2027 DFB-Pokal fixture with kickoff times converted to your local time and the live TV channel in 30+ countries. DFB-Pokal coverage outside Germany is patchy and varies by round; this guide lists the confirmed channel per tie in each country as broadcasters announce them. Pick the countries you care about in the selector above to compare broadcasters side by side - whether you're at home, following from abroad, or just working out when a match starts on your clock.
During the Saturday afternoon closed period - roughly 2:45pm to 5:15pm UK time - no live football may be broadcast on UK television. The rule dates back to UEFA's Article 48 and is intended to protect attendances across the football pyramid. It applies to overseas leagues shown in the UK as well, which is why this guide lists the channel for each match in every country, not just the UK.
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DFB-Pokal coverage outside Germany is patchy and varies by round; this guide lists the confirmed channel per tie in each country as broadcasters announce them. This guide lists the confirmed channel for each fixture as it's announced, alongside coverage in 30+ other countries.
No live football may be broadcast in the UK during the Saturday afternoon closed period (roughly 2:45-5:15pm UK time) - a rule rooted in UEFA's Article 48, meant to protect match attendances. It applies to overseas leagues shown in the UK too, so a DFB-Pokal match in that window won't be live on UK TV, though it is broadcast in other countries.
Every DFB-Pokal kickoff is converted to your device's local time automatically, and the day-by-day calendar regroups fixtures onto your clock.