Champions League’s 2008-2009 season will start in September 2008, and the final will take place at Olimpico, in Rome, on 27 May 2009. This year, FC Porto and TSKA Sofia have been excluded from the championship, as FC Porto was involved in a corruption scandal, while TSKA Sofia has significant financial debts. However, this year we have to welcome also two absolute beginners, Zenith Sankt Petersburg (Rusia) and CFR Cluj (Romania).

If you want to watch Europe’s Champions League football games you need a simple TV subscription, because the channels that broadcast the games for free are allowed by UEFA to choose the most interesting match of each stage.

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Below, you have the list of TV channels that will broadcast live Champions League’s games:

English-speaking Africa - Super Sport (South Africa)
Albania - Digit-Alb
Algeria - ENTV
Argentina - Canal 7
Armenia - Armenian First Channel (H1), New Wave Channel
Australia and New Zealand - SBS, ESPN (Australia)
Austria - ORF, Premiere Sport
Azerbaijan - ANS
Belgium - Club RTL, 2BE
Bosnia-Herzegovina - BHT
Bolivia - ATB
Brazil - Rede Record, Record News, ESPN Brasil
Bulgaria - bTV
Canada - TSN and RDS
China - CCTV
Hong Kong - ESPN Star Sports, NOW TV
Taiwan, Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia - ESPN Star Sports
Croatia - Hrvatska televizija
Cyprus - Sigma TV
Czech Republic - Ceská televize
Ecuador - Teleamazonas
Finland - YLE, Viasat
France and Monaco - TF1, Canal+
Georgia - Rustavi 2
Germany - Sat.1, Premiere Sport
Greece - ERT, Nova Sport
Hungary - MTV, Viasat 3
India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Maldives, Nepal - TEN Sports
Iceland - Stoo2
Republic of Ireland - RTE, Setanta Sports Ireland
Israel - Sport 5
Italy - RAI, SKY Sport, Mediaset
Kazakhstan - 31 channel
Japan - SKY, PerfecTV!
Mexico - ESPN, Televisa, TV Azteca
Middle East & North Africa - ART
Morocco - 2M, Arryadia
Moldova - Moldova 1
Netherlands - NOS, UPC
Portugal - RTP, Sport TV
Poland - TVP, nSport
Romania - PRO TV
Russia - Russia TV, Sport TV, NTV Plus (Sport, Sport Online, Football, HD Sport)
Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Slovenia - TV3
Serbia - B92
Spain - Antena 3, TVE and FORTA from September 2009, Digital+, Mediapro from September 2009
Sweden - Viasat
Switzerland - SRG SSR, Teleclub
Thailand - Star TV, D-Smart
Ukraine - UT1
United Kingdom - ITV, Sky Sports
United States, Puerto Rico - ESPN, ESPN Deportes, and Setanta Sports North America

You can also watch your favourite Champions League games live on the Internet by using a P2P application. However, we really encourage you to watch it on TV, as the great coverage of traditional TV stations is likely to bring at least one Champions League game live on your channels. Check the following link tf you want to watch live online Champions League.