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Sport TV 1 Portugal: Watch Live Football & TV Guide

Find the streaming providers that offer Sport TV 1 in Portugal. Known for live sport, sports news and analysis and available via paid subscription.

Price: €15.99 (5 Days) - €34.99 / mo (or €20.99 - €30.99 / mo on 12-mo contract) Trial: Check Provider Feed: Portuguese 1080p Territory: Portugal
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Last Audit October 2026
Direct Carriage Zero Third-Party Streams
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Upcoming Live Sports Events on Sport TV 1

Live Times (America/New_York)
Tue, Oct 13
15:00
Stoke City vs Middlesbrough
English League Championship

Sport TV 1 Streaming Options

1 streaming options available

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Official Subscription Packages

Streaming Plans & Pricing for Sport TV 1

Independently Verified Rates
Sport TV (Portugal)

SPORT TV 5 Dias (Passe Temporário)

€15.99 (Passe 5 Dias)
  • Unrestricted access to the full live sports broadcast schedule for 5 days
  • Includes Multiscreen streaming across mobile devices and web browsers
  • 7-day backward catch-up replay access during the active pass window
  • 1 active digital client playback stream in Full HD
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What Leagues & Sports Can You Watch on Sport TV 1?

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International Friendlies
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Uefa Nations League
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Fifa World Cup
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Copa Libertadores
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NBA
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Portuguese Primeira Liga
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Saudi Arabian Pro League
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Serie A
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English League Championship
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Editorial Review & Field Test

Sport TV 1 Broadcast Assessment

Editorially Verified

The Verdict

Sport TV 1 remains the crown jewel of Portuguese football broadcasting, delivering crisp 1080p feeds with rock-solid stability during high-stakes Clássicos. The operator-integrated apps handle high concurrent traffic well, though you must pay a surcharge for multiscreen access on personal devices. It is an essential subscription for die-hard domestic football followers, though the recurring costs continue to sting.

Best For

  • Portuguese football enthusiasts following Primeira Liga matches and Taça de Portugal ties
  • Motorsports fans tracking Formula 1 weekends and Moto GP circuits live
  • Viewers wanting pristine 1080p linear cable feeds on their living room TV box
  • Multi-platform users willing to pay for operator-linked Multiscreen access

Pricing Reality

There is no free trial or cheap entry point here. Adding Sport TV to your existing MEO, NOS, or Vodafone telecom package starts at roughly €25.99 per month for a standard single-box plan, or €30.99 to €34.99 per month if you want multiscreen capability across mobile apps and secondary boxes. Annual commitments trim a few euros monthly, but locking yourself in for 12 months guarantees you keep paying through the off-season.

What We Like

  • Rock-solid 1080p high-definition picture quality on primary pay-TV set-top boxes
  • Extensive domestic football rights, including Primeira Liga action and domestic cup finals
  • Broad availability across all dominant Portuguese telecom networks (MEO, NOS, Vodafone)
  • Comprehensive live studio analysis, expert post-match breakdowns, and dedicated sports journalism

Things to Consider

  • Steep monthly price tag on top of an already expensive domestic triple-play telecom bill
  • Standard plans lock out mobile viewing, requiring the pricier Multiscreen tier for tablets or phones
  • Severe geographical restrictions block access entirely outside Portugal and the European Union
  • Annual contracts enforce a strict 12-month lock-in with automatic renewal traps

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How do I tune in to Sport TV 1 in Portugal?

You access Sport TV 1 by adding the premium sports pack to your subscription box on MEO (channel 20), NOS (channel 20), or Vodafone (channel 20).

Can I watch Sport TV 1 on my phone or tablet?

Yes, but only if you subscribe to the specific Multiscreen package; the entry-level standard tier restricts viewing exclusively to your home TV box.

Is Sport TV 1 available without a long-term contract?

Yes, operators offer a rolling 30-day monthly plan that can be cancelled anytime, though it costs a few euros more per month than the 12-month contract.

Can I follow Sport TV 1 while traveling outside Portugal?

If you have the Multiscreen tier, you can log in through EU cross-border portability while temporarily inside the European Union, but viewing is strictly blocked in other international territories.

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Recently Aired Matches on Sport TV 1

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Where Sport TV 1 is Available

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