Sports streaming in Switzerland 2026/27: costs for football, ice hockey and international leagues

Anyone in Switzerland who wants to watch Super League, National League and international football usually needs more than one sports subscription. The key broadcasting rights are held by different providers. Costs can therefore quickly reach around CHF 50 to 70 per month, before Internet or a basic TV offer is included.

This overview for the 2026/27 season shows which combinations are relevant for Swiss sports households, what they cost monthly and annually, and what to consider regarding simultaneous streams, TV bundles and cancellations. Prices and rights may change during a season. The information provided by the respective provider at the time of purchase is always decisive.

Sports streaming in Switzerland: the rights you actually need

Not every sports subscription covers the same competitions. The cheapest solution therefore depends less on how many channels a package includes and more on which leagues you actually follow.

For Swiss football and the major UEFA competitions, blue Sport is the key addition to an ordinary TV offer. You also need MySports for the National League. If you regularly want to watch top European leagues outside UEFA competitions, you will often complement your solution with DAZN.

The complete rights overview matters because international football can mean different things. The Champions League and Europa League are not the same as the Bundesliga, Serie A or LaLiga. A package showing top European football therefore does not automatically cover every international league.

You can find more information about TV offers and reception methods in our TV comparison.

Relevant sports subscriptions at a glance

For the calculation, we use the published monthly guide prices of the respective sports offers. blue Sport is calculated at 29.90 CHF per month, MySports at 19.90 CHF per month and DAZN Super Sports at 19.90 CHF per month. Promotions, activation fees, distribution-channel price differences and any basic fees are not included.

Important: an annual figure based on twelve monthly fees is not necessarily an annual subscription. It shows what you spend when using the service continuously for twelve months. Before signing up, check directly with the provider whether a cheaper annual model is available, how long it commits you and whether monthly cancellation is possible.

The pricing and offer structures of sports services change relatively frequently. Promotional prices, new packages or changed minimum terms may appear, especially before the start of a season. The comparison values used here are based on the published offer information from digi-tv.ch and Swisscom blue TV.

Cost comparison: which combination suits your sports household?

Combination 1: Super League and European club football

If you mainly want Swiss football as well as the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League, blue Sport is the obvious standalone addition.

This option suits fans of a Super League club or households that follow UEFA evenings but do not need Swiss ice hockey. It is clearly the cheapest solution if major international leagues such as the Bundesliga or Serie A are not important to you.

The price covers the sports offer. Depending on the purchase channel, an additional TV or Internet product may be required. Keep sports rights and basic services separate in your calculation.

Combination 2: Super League and National League

For Swiss football and Swiss ice hockey, combine blue Sport with MySports.

At 49.80 CHF per month, you get the most important combination for many Swiss sports households: Super League, UEFA club football and National League. This option is particularly useful when several people in the household follow different teams or sports. If ice hockey only matters during the play-offs, a time-limited MySports subscription may be cheaper, provided the cancellation period and any minimum term allow it.

Combination 3: Swiss sports plus international top leagues

If you also regularly want to watch the Bundesliga, Serie A, LaLiga or other international competitions, you need an additional rights package depending on the league you want. With DAZN Super Sports, the calculation is as follows:

69.70 CHF per month, or 836.40 CHF per year, is a realistic guide value for a broad sports-streaming setup with Swiss football, National League, UEFA competitions and additional international leagues.

This does not guarantee that every individual competition is included. International rights may differ by season, competition and provider. Before signing up, check the specific league that matters to you. If you only follow one particular foreign league, do not automatically choose the largest package available.

Combination 4: National League only

If ice hockey is clearly the priority, MySports is sufficient as a standalone offer.

This is the cheapest option listed here. It suits households that mainly follow the National League and can do without comprehensive football coverage. Individual games or highlights may appear on other channels, but MySports is the decisive offer for complete live coverage of the league.

TV bundle or separate streaming: which is cheaper?

The sports option alone is not the entire calculation. blue Sport, MySports and other sports offers are sometimes available directly as an app, sometimes through a TV provider or together with a basic subscription. You should therefore distinguish between three cost categories:

• Sports options: fees for blue Sport, MySports or DAZN
• Basic TV offer: live TV, Replay, TV box or app access
• Internet connection: if the provider requires it for the desired TV product

A TV bundle can be worthwhile if you are looking for a new Internet and TV connection anyway. It is often more expensive, however, if you already have a suitable TV offer and only want to add one sports league.

When a bundle makes sense

A combined offer may suit you if you:

• want to change Internet and TV at the same time
• want to manage several sports options on one bill
• value a TV box, remote control, Replay and a channel overview
• regularly watch on a large television without additional streaming devices

Always compare the total cost over twelve or 24 months. An introductory discount says little if the regular bundle price applies afterwards. One-off activation fees and the cancellation period must also be included.

When separate subscriptions are better

Sports services that can be booked separately are often more flexible if you:

• only want to watch during the season or play-offs
• already have a satisfactory TV connection
• want to stream on several devices independently of the TV provider
• only need one additional league

For a well-founded switching comparison, you can review Internet, TV and combined subscriptions separately. This prevents a sports package from hiding high basic fees.

Simultaneous streams: more important for sports households than many think

Conflicts often occur at the same time during sports broadcasts: one person watches the Super League, another the National League, while a Champions League match is on in parallel. Whether this works depends not only on the subscription but also on the rules for simultaneous playback.

Check these points before subscribing:

• Number of simultaneous streams: how many matches or channels may run at the same time?
• Household rule: may several people in the same household use their own devices?
• Device support: does the app work on Smart TV, Apple TV, Android TV, game console, tablet and web browser?
• TV box and app simultaneously: is a parallel stream on the box and in the app allowed?
• Use away from home: can a family member watch while travelling in Switzerland?

The number of registered devices is not the same as the number of permitted simultaneous streams. You may be able to register several devices but still use only one live stream at a time. Internet performance and Wi-Fi coverage also matter, particularly when two or more streams run simultaneously.

Cancellation terms: avoid unnecessary summer months

Sports rights are seasonal, but subscriptions are not always. Between May and August or during international-match breaks, you may pay for considerably less live sport. Before every purchase, check:

• Is there a minimum contract term?
• Is monthly cancellation possible, or only on a specific date?
• By when must the cancellation be received?
• Is a calendar month or billing month charged?
• Does a promotional price expire if you cancel and subscribe again later?
• Is the sports package tied to a TV or Internet subscription with a longer commitment?

A subscription that can be cancelled monthly may be cheaper despite a higher monthly fee if you only need it during the relevant months. For example, an ice-hockey fan using MySports for seven rather than twelve months pays 139.30 CHF instead of 238.80 CHF, provided the selected tariff can actually be cancelled without a longer commitment.

Conclusion: the cheapest solution depends on your leagues

For Super League and UEFA club football, blue Sport is the central option at 29.90 CHF per month. For the National League, MySports adds 19.90 CHF. Swiss football plus Swiss ice hockey therefore costs an indicative 49.80 CHF per month, or 597.60 CHF for twelve months.

If you also want to regularly watch international top leagues outside UEFA competitions, a setup with DAZN Super Sports rises to around 69.70 CHF per month, or 836.40 CHF per year. Whether the extra cost is worthwhile depends on the competitions you actually watch.

Compare not only prices, but also broadcasting rights, simultaneous streams, cancellation periods and the cost of any necessary TV bundle. This prevents you from paying for sports rights you do not use. For further guidance when choosing subscriptions, see the guide and the provider comparison.

Sources

• digi-tv.ch: sports streaming comparison Switzerland
• Swisscom: blue TV XL Sport