UEFA Europa League Live Stream - How To Watch The UEFA Europa League

The UEFA Europa League is the second biggest competition in European club football after the Champions League, with teams battling to lift the trophy and earn their place in the Champions League for the following season. 

In this guide, we will tell you everything you need to know about live streaming the Europa League, the top broadcasters and betting sites and much more. 

In order to watch the Europa League, you will have to sign up with one of the licensed broadcasters that we have listed in the next section.

To watch the Europa League action unfold, find your country from the list below and you can sign up with the relevant broadcaster:

The Europa League was originally seen as the boring brother of the Champions League, with relegation to the competition more of a problem than it was an opportunity, with Thursday night games seen as a chore. 

However, the introduction of a place in the Champions League the following year for the winner has revitalised the competition. It has seen teams take games more seriously, with the quality and standard of football rising massively. 

This improvement of quality has seen people flock to bet on it, and bookmakers have responded by offering a huge range of betting options. 

We recommend that you sign up with the best Europa League bookmakers in the table below. All will provide you with an excellent console to bet on the Europa League with, while you can also enjoy a range of markets, offers, features and more. 

When you come to bet on the Europa League, we recommend that you ensure you are betting with competitive odds at a minimum.

Anytime you bet with shorter odds than are available, you will see your potential winning shrink, whereas playing with competitive odds will increase the size of your potential winnings. 

All of the Europa League betting sites we have mentioned on site will give you competitive odds as standard, while some will even give you the best odds. 

The UEFA Europa League is the secondary European knockout competition behind the UEFA Champions League. Usually played out between the sides that finish outside of the top-places in the league, the Europa League was given a real boost of popularity among teams and fans as the winner of the competition takes a place in the Champions League for the following season. 

The Europa League as we know it came into being in 2009, and it boasts a range of top sides. The teams are split into eight groups of four teams. The top side at the end of the six-match, home and away group-stage goes straight through to the Round of 16, while the teams finishing in second battle sides that dropped down from the Champions League after finishing third in their group. The winner of this two-legged play-off moves into the Round of 16. 

The games following the group stage are played over two-legs, with the final a standalone match that is played in a different stadium each year. The most successful side in the history of the Europa League are Sevilla, who have won six titles.