What football does Canal+ show?
Canal+ concentrates much of premium European football. For the 2025-2026 season it broadcasts most Champions League fixtures, nearly all of England's Premier League, plus matches from other leagues depending on current deals. Add Top 14 rugby, Formula 1 and some tennis, and it is the richest multi-sport package on the French market.
However, Canal+ does not hold the main Ligue 1 rights: to watch most French-league matches you need Ligue 1+ (and beIN SPORTS for one fixture). Canal+ is therefore a premium complement, focused on European competitions and multi-sport.
Approximate Canal+ prices in 2026
Canal+ pricing depends on the chosen package (channels, sport, cinema, series) and commitment length. As a guide, an offer including sport starts around €29.99/month, while the most complete packages can exceed €40/month. Seasonal promotions and telecom-partner offers regularly change these prices.
| Package | Approx. price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Entry with sport | ≈ €29.99/mo | Canal+ channels + sport (UCL, Premier League, Top 14, F1) |
| Mid package | ≈ €34.99/mo | Sport + cinema/series depending on offer |
| Full package | ≈ €40/mo and up | All Canal+ channels and services |
Which devices can play Canal+?
The myCANAL app runs on most devices: iOS and Android phones and tablets, web browsers, smart TVs (Samsung, LG, Android TV), Apple TV, Google Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV and telecom set-top boxes. You can usually watch on several screens depending on your package and download some content for offline viewing.
- Mobile and tablet: iOS and Android apps (myCANAL).
- TV: smart TVs, Apple TV, Chromecast, Fire TV, operator boxes.
- Computer: browser playback on mycanal.fr.
Is Canal+ right for you?
Canal+ is the best pick if you follow the Champions League, the Premier League and sport generally. It is the most versatile subscription but also one of the priciest. If you only watch Ligue 1, it is not essential: Ligue 1+ will fit better and cost less. For broad European-football coverage, Canal+ remains a must, ideally paired with Prime Video for the Tuesday Champions League tie.