Don’t miss a moment in front of your screen: France-Belgium promises another lively night at the Stade de France. Zidane’s France take on the Red Devils on Monday, October 5, 2026 at 8:45 p.m., as part of the fourth matchday of the UEFA Nations League 2026-2027. For those wondering what time and on which channel to watch France-Belgium, the answer in France is simple: the match will be shown live and free on TF1, with streaming on TF1+. A clash coming just one week after the first leg, won 1-0 by France in Brussels thanks to a late strike from Michael Olise.
To watch France-Belgique à la télévision en France, tune in Monday, October 5 at 8:45 p.m. on TF1. The match can also be streamed via TF1+.
France vs Belgium shapes up as an instant rematch. The two sides had already clashed on Monday, September 28, at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels, on matchday two of the Nations League.
The opening match swung in favor of the French. The Blues beat Belgium 1-0, after a game that stayed undecided for long stretches. We had to wait until the 88th minute for Michael Olise to make the difference with a superb solo effort. From deep, the French international withstood the Belgian defense before firing home a placed shot.
France could even have opened the scoring earlier: Désiré Doué hit the crossbar. Belgium also had their chances, but the Blues left Brussels with the three points.
Result: in Saint-Denis, the Red Devils will surely want to get their revenge on the French. Seven days after Brussels, the two neighbors are already doing it again at the Stade de France.
The match is sure to be highly anticipated across the border. For the 2026-2027 Nations League, UEFA designates VTM GO as Belgium's partner broadcaster. A selection of games may also be offered on UEFA.tv within Belgian territory.
For French supporters living abroad, the Nations League enjoys unusually wide coverage. In the United Kingdom, matches not involving England, Scotland, Wales, or Northern Ireland are shown on Prime Video UK. France–Belgium falls into this category.
In the United States, UEFA names FOX Sports, FuboTV and ViX among its partner broadcasters for the competition.
In Canada, the rights to the Nations League are held by DAZN Canada.
However, a word of caution: when a region has multiple broadcasters, the exact channel showing France-Belgique will depend on the local programming schedule.
In Europe, there are plenty of opportunities as well.
In Germany, the official partners of the Nations League are DAZN, Das Erste, RTL+ and ZDF Sportstudio. In Spain, the matches are streamed on RTVE Play.
In Italy, broadcasting rights are split among RaiPlay, Mediaset, and Sky Italia. In Switzerland, fans can turn to Play RTS, Play SRF, Play RSI, and DAZN.
In the Netherlands, the announced partners are Ziggo Sport and NOS, while TV2 Play will broadcast the competition in Denmark and Norway. Portugal has RTP and Sport TV Portugal, while Swedish fans can follow the action via Viaplay.
In Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, UEFA lists beIN Connect among its official partners.
In several Sub-Saharan African countries, including Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire, Cameroon, Benin and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, rights are notably held by New World TV and DStv Stream.
France–Belgium in South America, Asia and Oceania
Across the Atlantic, Disney+ is among the broadcasters of the Nations League in Argentina, Chile, Colombia and several other Latin American markets. In Brazil, the official partners are Disney+ and SporTV. In Asia, the competition is available, notably, on DAZN in Japan, Sony Sports Network in India, iQIYI Sports in China and SPOTV NOW in South Korea.
In Australia, UEFA designates beIN SPORTS as its broadcaster. Lastly, UEFA.tv streams the matches directly in several territories, notably Hong Kong, Malaysia, the Philippines and Singapore.
There will be more than three points at stake Monday night in Saint-Denis. Belgium will arrive at the Stade de France just seven days after being beaten by the Blues in front of its home crowd.
France, for its part, will seek to consolidate a promising start under Zinedine Zidane. His first two matches have yielded two 1-0 wins, in Turkey and Belgium. The next step is the Italian clash on October 2, which could, of course, change the group’s dynamics and the standings ahead of hosting the Red Devils.
One thing is certain: between the Franco-Belgian closeness, the still-fresh memory of Michael Olise's goal in Brussels, a Stade de France that should rally the crowd, and Zinédine Zidane now installed on the French bench, this France-Belgium clash on Monday, October 5 looks highly promising!
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Dates and Opening Time
On October 5, 2026
Location
Stade de France
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93200 Saint Denis
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