DStv App Soccer Schedule

Broadcast Rights

Competitions available on DStv App

	UEFA Champions League (2021-2024)
	UEFA Europa League (2021-2024)
	UEFA Nations League (2022-2028)
	CONMEBOL–UEFA Cup of Champions (2022-2028)
	UEFA Euro Qualifying (2022-2028)
	UEFA Europa Conference League (2021-2024)
	England - Premier League (2022-2025) Pay-TV broadcaster SuperSport and the English Premier League will continue to work together until 2025 after SuperSport secured a three-year extension. This deal sees the sub-Saharan broadcaster continue to broadcast live matches in South Africa from English football's top flight through the conclusion of the 2024/2025 campaign. More details SuperSport continues to provide coverage of all 380 matches each season on its paid-TV and digital platforms.
	England - League Cup (2021-2024)
	Spain - La Liga (2020-2024) African pay-television broadcaster SuperSport has extended its sub-Saharan media rights for the Spanish La Liga in a four-year deal that will run through 2024. SuperSport will air live La Liga matches on its linear channels and digital platforms in both English and local languages.
	Italy - Serie A (2021-2024) SuperSport has acquired the English-language Italian Serie A rights for Sub-Saharan Africa. The Multichoice-owned pay-TV operator will show all 380 matches, all of which will be available to DStv and GOtv subscribers. As this is a multi-platform broadcast deal, OTT service DStv Now will additionally stream all the games live online and on its mobile app for Android and iOS tablets and mobile phones. More details Supersport is expected to enrich its Serie A coverage with news reports, edited highlights, full match replays and more.
	England - FA Cup (2021-2024)
	England - Championship (2021-2024)

About

DStv App History, Coverage, Features

DStv, short for Digital Satellite Television, is a direct satellite broadcasting service owned and operated by MultiChoice. It was founded in 1995 and its headquarters are in South Africa. The service provides satellite TV to most of the Sub-Saharan region in Africa, with most of its subscribers living in South Africa and Nigeria. 

DStv’s origins go back to 1986, when pay-television came to South Africa via M-Net, a single channel service which was also handled by MultiChoice. Later, DStv was launched on October 6, 1995, with some of its original channels being M-Net, MGM, TNT, Sci-Fi Universal, SuperSport, ESPN, Cartoon Network, BBC World News, CNN International, and Sky News, to name a few.

Over the years, DStv has offered users a wide variety of packages that differ from the region it covers. The packages can give users access to entertainment channels, sports networks, free-to-air channels, movie-oriented channels, and more. Each package comes with a different cost, as there are more channels and capabilities with each one of them.

Speaking about sports, some of the networks available on DStv have included Supersport, Ginx eSports, TellyTrack, ESPN, and more. All broadcasting rights owned by the channels are available to watch on all devices. 

DStv also launched an app for mobile devices called DStv Now, which would later be rebranded simply as DStv in October 2020. The service also offers most of the channels for users to watch on-the-go, while DVR capabilities have also been included in the app depending on the region where the user is located.

As stated before, DStv was launched as an analog service, but it later evolved to include HD channels from 2011 forward. Users will have access to a wider number of HD channels depending on the kind of package they acquired.