Where to watch France vs. Turkey live on November 15, 2026? The Blues will host Turkey on Sunday, November 15 at 8:45 PM, at the Stade Atlantique Bordeaux Métropole, for the sixth and final matchday of Group A1 in the 2026/27 Nations League. The showdown comes just three days after France travel to Milan for Italy vs. France, set for Thursday, November 12.
For French viewers, head to TF1 for free-to-air television, and TF1+ to watch France-Turkey via streaming from a computer, tablet, smartphone, or a compatible TV.
The TF1 Group also announces Grégoire Margotton and Bixente Lizarazu as the commentators for Les Bleus’ matches, with Saber Desfarges bringing viewers closer to the France team.
Obviously, interest will be just as keen on the banks of the Bosphorus. For the 2026/27 UEFA Nations League season, UEFA lists in Turkey's S Sport TV and ATV among the competition's partner broadcasters.
The meeting is set to be particularly highly anticipated: Turkey and France already clashed on the opening day of this Nations League, back on September 25, 2026. November 15 will therefore mark the return encounter between the two sides and bring the group stage to a close.
For French fans based in Europe or traveling around the continent, the broadcast map shifts quickly as you cross borders. In the United Kingdom, Prime Video UK holds the rights to Nations League matches that do not involve England, Scotland, Wales, or Northern Ireland. In Spain, UEFA lists RTVE Play, while in Portugal the competition is distributed notably by RTP and Sport TV Portugal.
In Germany, the announced rights holders include DAZN, Das Erste, RTL+ and ZDF Sportstudio. In Italy, the offering notably includes RaiPlay, Mediaset and Sky Italia. In the Netherlands, the partners are Ziggo Sport and NOS.
Viewers in Switzerland will, for their part, be able to monitor offerings from RTS, SRF, RSI and DAZN. In Belgium, UEFA lists VTM GO. Here again, which channel or service will carry France-Turkey may depend on the choice made by the local broadcaster.
Across the Atlantic, there’s no letting the time difference disrupt the match before kickoff. In the United States, you can watch the game on ViX, FuboTV and FOX Sports. In Canada, the Nations League is available via DAZN Canada.
With a 8:45 p.m. kickoff in metropolitan France, the match will start at 2:45 p.m. in New York, Montreal and Toronto, and at 11:45 a.m. in Los Angeles and Vancouver.
Across much of Latin America, Disney+ has emerged as the Nations League's main partner. The platform is notably referenced by UEFA in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Uruguay, Peru, Paraguay, Venezuela and Ecuador.
In Brazil, rights are split between Disney+ and SporTV, while in Mexico UEFA lists Sky Mexico. On the timing, the 8:45 p.m. kickoff in Bordeaux will, for example, be 4:45 p.m. in Buenos Aires and São Paulo.
Across several Maghreb and Middle Eastern countries, UEFA designates beIN Connect as the reference service: notably in Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.
Across Sub-Saharan Africa, the competition is broadcast in many markets by DStv Stream, sometimes alongside New World TV. This is notably the case in Cameroon, Senegal, Ivory Coast, and Benin, depending on the territorial rights.
In India, UEFA lists Sony Sports Network as the broadcaster for the Nations League. In China, rights are held by iQIYI Sports, while Japan features DAZN and South Korea has SPOTV NOW. In Indonesia, the competition will be shown on Vision+. In Australia and New Zealand, beIN SPORTS is among the official broadcasters.
Jet lag is catching up: Asian supporters will have to bargain with their alarms. The kickoff will take place at 1:15 a.m. in India and 4:45 a.m. in Japan and South Korea, on the night of November 15–16.
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