Handball on TV: Today's Matches & Official Broadcasters

Locating a live professional handball match on television requires knowing whether a fixture belongs to the European club pyramid, a domestic league, or an international national-team championship. Because broadcast rights are negotiated independently across continental federations and national leagues, coverage shifts between specialized sports streaming platforms, direct-to-consumer federations passes, and regional free-to-air networks.

Our schedule desk verifies confirmed linear clearances and official digital access across every major tier of the sport:

• European Club Competitions (EHF Champions League & European League): The European Handball Federation distributes its club tournaments internationally through its official streaming service, EHFTV. In territories without an exclusive TV deal, EHFTV provides live coverage. However, in core European handball markets, games are carried by dedicated domestic broadcasters: Dyn Media holds exclusive rights across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, HandballTV and beIN SPORTS share French coverage, Arena Sport broadcasts across the Balkans, and regional networks like Viaplay and Pluto TV carry games in Scandinavia. In the United States, select EHF club fixtures are syndicated through MSG Networks.
• Elite Domestic Club Circuits (Bundesliga, StarLigue, Liga ASOBAL): Domestic leagues manage their own commercial rights. The German DAIKIN Handball-Bundesliga—the world's most competitive national league—broadcasts domestically on Dyn Media. For international viewers outside Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, official live coverage is delivered worldwide through HBL TV. France's StarLigue is anchored by HandballTV and beIN SPORTS, while Spain's Liga ASOBAL features regional public broadcast windows alongside domestic streaming partners.
• National Team Tournaments (EHF EUROs & IHF World Championships): Major international tournaments run on separate rights cycles. The EHF EURO championships are carried by national public broadcasters (such as ARD and ZDF in Germany, or TV 2 in Scandinavia) alongside Dyn and EHFTV. Global IHF World Championships are distributed via territorial public television agreements and official IHF digital feeds in open international markets.
• Geoblocks & Match Throw-Offs: Global streaming passes like EHFTV and HBL TV strictly enforce territorial geoblocking. If a domestic broadcaster holds exclusive linear or pay-TV rights in your country, international digital passes are restricted for live viewing. Our directory flags these restrictions alongside verified throw-off times synchronized to your device's local clock.

Select any match below to see verified channel numbers, authorized streaming options, and confirmed throw-off times for your territory.