LiveTV Guide is a sports broadcaster directory. The fixture widget above pulls today’s upcoming football schedule from a public sports data API. The chips and quick-links below answer the practical question every sports fan opens a phone for: which channel carries the match, on which subscription, at what price.
We cover seven sports that move the modern global broadcasting calendar — football as the anchor, plus the NBA, NFL, UFC, tennis, Formula 1 and boxing. Football pages carry the fixture widget. The rest are written as broadcaster guides because a tennis fan looking up where Roland-Garros airs in Brooklyn is looking for a paragraph, not a live ticker.
A guide page on this site names the official rights-holder for that competition in the United States, what the subscription costs in May 2026 currency, whether there is a free-to-air option attached to the contract, and the realistic monthly footprint to follow the competition seriously. We do not list scores. We do not embed feeds. We do not host streams.
The German edition lives at / (site default) and the French edition at /fr/. Sports rights are negotiated by country, so each edition is written from the ground up for its own audience rather than translated from English.
Editorial context
The audience for this site is the same as the audience for a TV schedule. Somebody opens their phone and wants the answer to who has the Champions League final on Saturday. We exist to give that answer — with the broadcaster, the kickoff in local time, and the subscription cost. A search for live tv or livetv reaches the audience we are writing for: people looking for a starting point on the sports television landscape, not a destination.
What this site is not, deliberately: a streaming destination, a torrent index, an aggregator of unauthorised feeds. The editorial standards page explains where we draw that line and why.