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Where to watch Süper Lig in Türkiye

TV channels, streaming services and upcoming fixtures, in one place.

Where to watch

TV & streaming

2026/27

Verified 01 Oct 2026

In Turkey, beIN Sports holds exclusive rights to every Süper Lig match through the end of 2026/27, shown on beIN Sports 1 and streamed on TOD. As of 1 October 2026, the TOD Süper Lig Paketi costs 1,590 TRY a month with no commitment, or 479 TRY a month in 11 instalments on the season plan. It is also part of the Süper Dolu Paketi, while the Taraftar Paketi covers one team's matches only.

  • beIN Sports (Digiturk)

    TV channels
    beIN Sports 1
    Streaming
    TOD
    Package
    TOD Süper Lig Paketi (also in Süper Dolu Paketi; Taraftar Paketi = one team's matches only)
    Price
    TRY1,590.00 / month (no-commitment monthly 'Aylık Ödemeli Paket'; season plan to end of 2026-27 is 479 TRY/month x 11 instalments)
    Matches shown
    all matches

Known broadcasters - this list may not be complete.

Check the provider's schedule and subscription before paying. Rights do not guarantee coverage of every match.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Süper Lig in Türkiye?

Süper Lig is shown in Türkiye by beIN Sports (Digiturk).

How much does it cost to watch Süper Lig in Türkiye?

beIN Sports (Digiturk): TRY1,590.00 / month (no-commitment monthly 'Aylık Ödemeli Paket'; season plan to end of 2026-27 is 479 TRY/month x 11 instalments).

Can I stream Süper Lig in Türkiye?

Yes: TOD.

Upcoming Süper Lig matches

Kickoff times are shown in Türkiye time.

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