CBS Sports Golazo Network Unveils 2026-27 Global Soccer Calendar
The network confirms broadcast schedules for UEFA tournaments, Serie A, the Championship, and Concacaf competitions, while highlighting key player movements and studio programming for the upcoming season.
CBS Sports Golazo Network has released its comprehensive broadcast schedule for the 2026-27 season, solidifying its position as a free, 24/7 platform for global soccer coverage. Accessible via the CBS Sports app, Pluto TV, and Paramount+, the network leverages its status as the exclusive U.S. English-language home for all European club competitions to deliver uninterrupted action and analysis. The slate encompasses major UEFA tournaments, European domestic leagues, Concacaf competitions, and the Asian Cup, supported by daily studio programming.
The European club calendar kicks off with the Champions League league phase commencing on September 8, followed by the Europa League on September 16. The UEFA Women’s Champions League begins on September 22, while the Conference League starts play on October 15. These tournaments serve as a primary showcase for high-profile talent, including Kylian Mbappe’s pursuit of his first Champions League title with Real Madrid, Harry Kane’s leadership of Bayern Munich, and the return of Lamine Yamal to Barcelona following his success with Spain.
Domestic league coverage runs parallel to European fixtures, with the English Championship beginning on August 14 and Serie A following on August 22. The Women’s Super League joins the roster with a start date of September 4, featuring notable transfers such as Alexia Putellas to London City Lionesses and Manaka Matsukubo to Chelsea. The Scottish Premier League also maintains a presence, with the network providing coverage of high-profile fixtures including the Old Firm Derby between Rangers and Celtic.
Beyond Europe, the network expands its footprint across North America and Asia. Concacaf competitions, including the Champions Cup and W Champions Cup, are scheduled throughout the season, with the Concacaf W Championship quarterfinal between the USWNT and El Salvador set for November 27. In Asia, the Asian Cup begins on January 7 in Saudi Arabia, offering insights into infrastructure developments for the 2034 World Cup, while the U-23 Asian Cup is slated for Japan in 2028.
Studio analysis remains a core component of the Golazo Network’s offering, with weekday mornings anchored by Morning Footy from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Additional programming includes Scoreline, Attacking Third for women’s soccer coverage, Call It What You Want for USMNT-focused content, and Numbers Don’t Lie Powered By Sofascore for analytics-driven discussions. This structured approach ensures continuous engagement for fans tracking the build-up to the 2028 Women’s World Cup in Brazil, where Spain, France, Denmark, and Germany have already secured qualification.
