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Totalsportek is the matchday guide British fans keep open from the Friday night game to Monday Night Football: the Premier League, the Champions League, the Championship and the FA Cup, Scottish football, Formula 1, boxing, UFC, rugby, cricket and darts — plus the NFL, NBA and NHL for our readers in the USA and Canada. We gather the public feeds scattered across the web, test every one and line them up by competition and kick-off in UK time.
In short
Totalsportek is a free live sports guide: one page that lists today's football and every other big fixture with working HD links, sorted by competition and kick-off in UK time. We do not host broadcasts — we find the public feeds, test them, label them by quality and commentary language, and replace the ones that fail.
It was built for the way British fans actually watch: the 12:30 early kick-off on a Saturday, the 3pm games the television blackout keeps off UK screens, Super Sunday, the Champions League on a Tuesday night, qualifying at Silverstone, a heavyweight ring walk at 11pm and the darts at Ally Pally over Christmas. Fans in the USA and Canada get the same board with the NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB added, and Eastern and Pacific conversions beside every kick-off.
How it works
No registration form, no app store, no subscription page. Totalsportek works like a matchday programme: open it, find your fixture, pick a feed.
Load Totalsportek on your phone, laptop or smart TV. Live matches sit at the top of the board with a red marker; everything else follows in kick-off order, in UK time.
Jump straight to football, F1, boxing, rugby or the American leagues from the programme index. Each fixture shows both sides, the competition and how long until kick-off.
Every match lists three to six feeds tagged 1080p or 720p with the commentary language. If one buffers, go back and tap the next — it takes five seconds.
Since the 1960s English football has protected live attendances with a broadcast blackout between 2:45pm and 5:15pm on Saturdays, so the traditional 3pm kick-offs are not shown live on UK television. That is the single biggest reason British fans search for free football streams — and it is why Totalsportek lists every 3pm fixture on the board alongside the televised games.
A Premier League 3pm kick-off is 10am in New York and Toronto and 7am in Los Angeles and Vancouver. Totalsportek shows every fixture in UK time with Eastern and Pacific conversions in the kick-off tables below, so expats and North American fans of English, Scottish and European clubs never have to do the maths before breakfast.
Kick-off times
Typical start times for the competitions on the Totalsportek board, in UK time first, with the matching times for the East and West Coast of North America. Feeds usually appear 45 to 90 minutes before each kick-off.
| Competition | Slot | UK | New York · Toronto | Los Angeles · Vancouver |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Premier League | SlotSaturday early | UK12:30 | ET07:30 | PT04:30 |
| Premier League | SlotSaturday 3pm | UK15:00 | ET10:00 | PT07:00 |
| Premier League | SlotSaturday evening | UK17:30 | ET12:30 | PT09:30 |
| Premier League | SlotSuper Sunday | UK14:00 · 16:30 | ET09:00 · 11:30 | PT06:00 · 08:30 |
| Champions League | SlotTue · Wed nights | UK17:45 · 20:00 | ET12:45 · 15:00 | PT09:45 · 12:00 |
| Championship | SlotFriday night | UK20:00 | ET15:00 | PT12:00 |
| Scottish Premiership | SlotSunday | UK12:00 | ET07:00 | PT04:00 |
| Formula 1 | SlotEuropean race | UK14:00 | ET09:00 | PT06:00 |
| Boxing · UFC | SlotMain event | UK22:00 · 04:00 | ET17:00 · 23:00 | PT14:00 · 20:00 |
| NFL | SlotSunday early · late | UK18:00 · 21:25 | ET13:00 · 16:25 | PT10:00 · 13:25 |
| NHL · NBA | SlotWeeknight | UK00:00 · 00:30 | ET19:00 · 19:30 | PT16:00 · 16:30 |
UK times follow British Summer Time from late March to late October and GMT in winter. North America changes its clocks on different weekends, so for one or two weeks in spring and autumn the gap is four hours instead of five — the live board always converts automatically.
| Where you watch | Saturday 3pm UK | Champions League 8pm UK | NFL 6pm UK |
|---|---|---|---|
| London · Manchester · Glasgow · Cardiff | 3pm game15:00 | UCL20:00 | NFL18:00 |
| Dublin · Belfast | 3pm game15:00 | UCL20:00 | NFL18:00 |
| New York · Toronto · Montreal | 3pm game10:00 | UCL15:00 | NFL13:00 |
| Chicago · Winnipeg | 3pm game09:00 | UCL14:00 | NFL12:00 |
| Calgary · Edmonton · Denver | 3pm game08:00 | UCL13:00 | NFL11:00 |
| Los Angeles · Vancouver · Seattle | 3pm game07:00 | UCL12:00 | NFL10:00 |
The programme
Football leads, because that is what Totalsportek readers watch most. Then the rest of the British sporting week, and finally the four big North American leagues for our readers in the USA and Canada.
England · Scotland · Europe
Football is where Totalsportek made its name and it is still where we stack the most feeds every week. All 380 Premier League matches are on the board — the Friday night opener, the 12:30 early kick-off, every 3pm game that UK television does not show, the 5:30pm match, Super Sunday and Monday Night Football. Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea, Tottenham, Newcastle and Aston Villa draw the biggest crowds on our feeds, but a Brentford, Bournemouth or Brighton match gets exactly the same treatment.
European nights are the other pillar. Every Champions League match in the league phase and the knockouts carries extra backups on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with the Europa League and Conference League on Thursdays. Below the top flight, Totalsportek lists the Championship — the richest second division in the world and the most dramatic play-off final at Wembley — plus League One, League Two, the FA Cup from the first round proper and the Carabao Cup.
North of the border, the Scottish Premiership is covered in full, with the Old Firm between Celtic and Rangers treated like the derby it is. The Women's Super League and the Lionesses, champions of Europe again in 2025, have their own space on the board, and the big continental leagues — LaLiga, Serie A, the Bundesliga and Ligue 1 — fill the evenings in between.
“Nine Premier League matches can kick off on one Saturday. Totalsportek lists every one of them side by side, so you switch grounds without losing your place.”
The North London derby, the Manchester derby, Merseyside, the Tyne–Wear rivalry when it returns, and the Old Firm get links published two to three hours before kick-off and a reserve feed on standby in case the main sources saturate.
Every Saturday 3pm Premier League and EFL fixture appears on the board with the same three-to-six feed standard as the televised games. Fans abroad, where the blackout does not apply, use the same page to follow their club live every weekend.
Formula 1 · MotoGP · Motorsport
Formula 1 is the second-biggest draw on Totalsportek, and in Britain it never really stops. The board carries every session of every Grand Prix weekend — three practice sessions, sprint qualifying and the sprint where they run, qualifying and the race — plus the build-up and the post-race shows. The British Grand Prix at Silverstone in July is our busiest motorsport weekend of the year, with feeds live from the first practice on Friday morning.
2026 brought the biggest rule change in a generation: new power units with a far larger electric share, sustainable fuels, smaller and lighter cars, plus the arrival of Audi and Cadillac on the grid. British fans have plenty to follow, from Lando Norris and George Russell to Lewis Hamilton in Ferrari red and Oliver Bearman at Haas. Long-haul races in Asia, the Americas and Australia mean early alarms or late nights, and the board converts every session to UK time.
Beyond F1, Totalsportek lists MotoGP and World Superbikes, IndyCar and the Indianapolis 500, NASCAR for our North American readers, and the Le Mans 24 Hours in June.
“Lights out at 2pm on a Sunday at Silverstone, or 6am for a race in Asia — the board has it in UK time either way.”
Boxing · UFC · MMA
Britain is a boxing country, and fight night on Totalsportek runs from the first prelim to the last ring walk. The heavyweight division still revolves around British names — Anthony Joshua, Daniel Dubois, Fabio Wardley and the rising Moses Itauma — and the domestic scene at Wembley, the O2, the Manchester Arena and the Principality Stadium regularly fills cards from top to bottom. Pay-per-view main events get links posted hours ahead and the strongest backups on the board.
UFC is the other half of the chapter. Every numbered event and Fight Night is listed, from the early prelims through the main card. British interest runs high with Tom Aspinall, Leon Edwards and Paddy Pimblett, and the UFC London cards at the O2 are among the biggest nights of the year. American cards usually start their main event between 3am and 5am UK time; the board shows exactly when, so you can set an alarm instead of staying up guessing.
“A UK main event walks around 10:30pm. A Las Vegas main card lands about 3am. Totalsportek has both, with the times in UK hours.”
Rugby · Cricket · Darts · Snooker · Tennis · WWE
Rugby union gets the full Totalsportek treatment: every Six Nations match from February to March, the Autumn Nations Series at Twickenham, the Principality, Murrayfield and the Aviva, Premiership Rugby, the United Rugby Championship and the Champions Cup. Rugby league fans get Super League and the Challenge Cup final at Wembley.
Cricket runs through the whole year on the board: England Test series at home in summer and away in winter, ODIs and T20 internationals, The Hundred in August and the county game. Darts has become one of Britain's biggest television sports, and Totalsportek lists every night of the Premier League tour plus the PDC World Championship at Alexandra Palace across Christmas and New Year, where Luke Littler has rewritten the record books.
Snooker from the Crucible in Sheffield, golf majors and the Ryder Cup, tennis from Wimbledon and the other Grand Slams, and WWE Raw, SmackDown and the premium live events complete the chapter.
“Six Nations Saturday, the Ashes overnight, a Littler nine-darter before bed — it is all on one board.”
USA · UK · Canada
American football has a huge British following, and the NFL chapter on Totalsportek is built for both sides of the Atlantic. All 272 regular-season games are listed, from Week 1 through Week 18, plus Thursday Night Football, Sunday Night Football and Monday Night Football, the play-offs and the Super Bowl in February. For UK viewers the Sunday early games start at 6pm, the late window at 9:25pm and Sunday Night Football at 1:20am.
The international series brings regular-season games to London at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Wembley, and further games across Europe. On those weekends the board carries extra backups from the morning. For our readers in the USA and Canada, the Chiefs, Bills, Eagles, Cowboys, Packers, Lions, Ravens and 49ers draw the biggest crowds, and every game is converted to Eastern and Pacific time.
“Red-zone chaos at 6pm, the late window at 9:25pm, the Sunday night game at 1:20am. NFL Sunday is a British evening now.”
USA · Canada · UK nights
Every NBA game is on the Totalsportek board, from opening week in October through the NBA Cup, Christmas Day, the All-Star Game, the play-in, the play-offs and the Finals in June. Weeknight tip-offs land around 12:30am in the UK, so most British fans watch the early games live and catch the West Coast later; the board shows every start in UK time.
For North American readers we track the Celtics, Knicks, Lakers, Warriors, Thunder, Nuggets and Cavaliers nightly, and Canadian fans get every Toronto Raptors game. The WNBA runs through the summer with the same multi-feed standard.
“Tip-off at 12:30am, buzzer-beater at 2:45am — the feeds hold the whole way.”
Canada · USA
Hockey is Canada's game, and the NHL chapter on Totalsportek is built around the seven Canadian clubs: the Toronto Maple Leafs, Montreal Canadiens, Edmonton Oilers, Calgary Flames, Vancouver Canucks, Ottawa Senators and Winnipeg Jets. Hockey Night in Canada on Saturdays gets the heaviest reinforcement on the board, and every game from October to the Stanley Cup Final in June is listed.
American readers follow the Rangers, Bruins, Panthers, Golden Knights, Avalanche and the Utah Mammoth, and a growing UK audience watches late at night. Every puck drop is shown in UK time with Eastern and Pacific conversions.
“Saturday night, Leafs and Canadiens, sold-out arena — with French and English feeds on the board.”
USA · Canada
Baseball completes the programme. Totalsportek lists every regular-season game from Opening Day in late March, the All-Star Game in July, and the full post-season through October: Wild Card Series, Division Series, Championship Series and the World Series. Canadian readers get every Toronto Blue Jays game, after the club's run to the 2025 World Series reignited the sport north of the border.
The Dodgers, Yankees, Red Sox, Cubs, Mets, Phillies and Braves draw the biggest audiences, and British fans who caught the bug at the London Series can follow every pitch with the first-pitch time in UK hours.
“162 games a team, October under the lights — every one on the board.”
Team sheets
The teams that pull the biggest crowds on Totalsportek feeds, by competition. Every other side gets exactly the same three-to-six feed standard on matchday.
The Premier League is the most-watched competition on Totalsportek by a distance. These are the clubs whose matches draw the largest audiences on the board — home and abroad.
House rules
Six rules the board has followed from the start. They are why readers come back every matchday instead of hunting through forum threads at five to three.
No account, no email and no bank card. You land on the page and every stream of the day is already open to you.
Three to six independent feeds per match on separate networks, so one failing source never ends your afternoon.
720p as the floor and 1080p wherever it exists, with every feed labelled by quality and commentary language.
Every kick-off shown in UK time, with Eastern and Pacific conversions for readers in the USA and Canada.
Built mobile-first. No app or APK needed — add the page to your home screen and it behaves like one.
Moderators follow the fixture list around the clock, removing dead links and adding replacements in minutes.
Reader's guide
League table
How the main options compare for a fan in the UK, scored the way a league table would be. Three points for a clear yes, one for a partial answer.
| Pos | Site | Free | HD feeds | No sign-up | Football depth | UK times | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Totalsportek | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Full | ✓ | 15 |
| 2 | HesGoal | ✓ | Varies | ✓ | Full | Partial | 11 |
| 3 | StreamEast | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Light | ✗ | 9 |
| 4 | Footybite · Sportsurge | ✓ | Varies | ✓ | Good | ✗ | 8 |
| 5 | Sky Sports · TNT Sports | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ | Not 3pm | ✓ | 7 |
StreamEast is fast and tidy and strong on the NFL, NBA and NHL, but it was designed around North American schedules in Eastern Time. Football coverage is thinner and the 3pm Saturday slate is easy to miss. Totalsportek puts British football first and shows every kick-off in UK time.
Both list a lot of football, but they mostly pass through links from third parties with little testing, so feed quality swings from match to match. Totalsportek checks every link by hand before it reaches the board and labels each with its resolution.
The old r/soccerstreams community was the default for years until Reddit closed it. The copies that pop up now are short-lived and hard to find before kick-off. Totalsportek gives you one stable page instead of a new thread every weekend.
The official broadcasters are superb, but following one club across the Premier League, Champions League and the cups means stacking Sky Sports, TNT Sports and Prime Video, and the 3pm Saturday games are still not shown in the UK. Totalsportek lists the whole calendar on one free page.
The Totalsportek name is copied constantly: you will see Total Sportek, Totalsportek Live, Totalsportek Pro, Totalsportek007 and endless numbered mirrors in search results and on social media. Many are ad-stuffed clones that redirect you, ask you to install an app or demand a sign-up. The real board never asks for an account, a payment or an APK — if a site using the Totalsportek name does, close it and come back here.
Fans across the UK, USA and Canada are on Totalsportek right now watching the Premier League, the Champions League, F1, boxing, UFC, rugby and the NFL in HD — no subscription, no sign-up, no waiting. Get in within seconds and stop missing goals behind a paywall or a single feed that drops.
See today's fixtures →Ask the ref
Totalsportek is a free live sports guide built first for fans in the United Kingdom, with full coverage for the USA and Canada. We scan the web for public streams of the day's fixtures and organise everything by competition and kick-off time, in UK time, on a single page. We never charge anything, because every fan deserves to watch their club whatever their budget for Sky Sports or TNT Sports. We do not host broadcasts; we index external links and label each one clearly so you can pick the feed that runs best on your connection. Totalsportek stays free — that has been the commitment from day one.
Football comes first: every Premier League match including the Saturday 3pm kick-offs, the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League, the Championship, League One and League Two, the FA Cup and Carabao Cup, the Scottish Premiership and the Old Firm, the Women's Super League and the Lionesses, plus LaLiga, Serie A, the Bundesliga and Ligue 1. Beyond football you get every Formula 1 session including the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, MotoGP, boxing and UFC, the Six Nations and Premiership Rugby, Test and white-ball cricket, PDC darts from Ally Pally, snooker from the Crucible, tennis and WWE. For fans in the USA and Canada we list the NFL including the London games, the NBA, the NHL and MLB.
Yes. Totalsportek is built mobile-first and adapts to any screen, from a small phone on the train to the browser on a smart TV. You do not need to download a Totalsportek app or install an APK — any file you find with that name comes from a third party and can be risky. Open Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge on Android, iPhone, iPad, laptop, Mac or TV, load Totalsportek and add the page to your home screen to use it like an app. One tap and you are inside the match, wherever you are.
No. No account, no email, no bank card and no payment of any kind — ever. Totalsportek keeps a zero-barrier policy: we do not ask for personal data, we do not set cookies that follow you around the web, and there is no premium tier and never will be. The moment you land on the homepage you already have full access to every stream available that day. That is a permanent commitment, not a free trial with a countdown.
The Totalsportek homepage is split by sport — football, Formula 1, boxing and UFC, rugby, cricket and darts, then the NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB. The board at the top lists the fixtures that are live now and the ones coming up, with both teams and the kick-off in UK time. Matches already in progress sit first with the red LIVE marker. Most fixtures get their links published 45 to 90 minutes before kick-off, so bookmark the page and come back shortly before your match.
Every big match on Totalsportek carries three to six independent feeds from different providers. If one freezes, stalls or drops, go back to the list and try the next one — it takes five seconds. Each source runs on its own delivery network, so switching feeds almost always fixes the problem instantly. Allow pop-up windows for Totalsportek in your browser, keep Chrome or Firefox up to date, and if every feed on a match fails, reload the page: our team adds replacement links in real time.
Yes. Totalsportek is used every day across the United Kingdom and Ireland, and also in the United States, Canada, Australia, India, Nigeria, South Africa, the Gulf and across Europe. We look for feeds without regional restrictions, so a Spurs fan in New York, a Celtic fan in Toronto or a Leeds fan in Vancouver gets the same access as someone in London, Manchester or Glasgow — and NFL and NHL fans in the UK watch the same games as fans in Kansas City or Edmonton. Kick-off times show in UK time with US Eastern and Pacific conversions on the page.
For most Premier League, EFL and European fixtures, feeds appear 45 to 90 minutes before kick-off. Super Sunday, Monday Night Football, the North London and Manchester derbies, the Old Firm, cup finals at Wembley and Hampden, Champions League nights, F1 race day, big boxing and UFC cards, the Six Nations and the PDC World Darts final usually have links posted two or three hours ahead. Our moderation team follows the schedule around the clock and adds feeds as soon as reliable sources come online. We recommend opening Totalsportek an hour before your match so you can test the feed you prefer.
Yes. Our team manually tests every link before publishing it and removes dead or low-quality sources within minutes of spotting them. We prioritise HD feeds — 720p as a floor, 1080p wherever it exists — and tag each one with its approximate resolution and commentary language so you can choose based on your connection. The multi-feed model, usually four to six links per match, keeps availability very high even on derby day or a Champions League final. That strict curation is why Totalsportek HD keeps fans coming back season after season.