Night of football: the ultimate schedule for November 26, 2025, with live streams and iconic clashes

Today’s football lineup on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, promises a packed night of global action.

From European powerhouses clashing in the UEFA Champions League to Asian Champions League fixtures and Arab Cup knockout ties, fans have a lot to watch.

BeIN SPORTS holds the rights to the Champions League and the Asian elite competitions in the Middle East and North Africa, with additional options including TOD TV and BeIN Connect for online viewing. For fans abroad, Nord VPN can help you tune in from anywhere.

Across Asia, the Elite ACL and ACL 2 put the spotlight on clubs like Nassr, Al-Wasl, Al-Zawraa, and Al-Jawa, with high-stakes group-stage action.

In this report, KOOORA brings you the schedule for Wednesday, November 26, 2025, including broadcasting details and commentators.

What channels will broadcast today's matches?

BeIN SPORTS continues its exclusive coverage of the UEFA Champions League and the AFC Champions League (Elite and ACL 2) in the region.

KOOORA also lists Arab Cup games on beIN Xtra and beIN SPORTS channels. For online viewing, TOD TV offers live streams, while BeIN Connect covers many outlets on the web.

Global viewers can use Nord VPN to access streams from different regions, if permitted by the providers.

Today's schedule for 26 November 2025

The night features several pivotal matches: Arsenal vs. Bayern Munich, Copenhagen vs. Kairat Almaty, Liverpool vs. Eindhoven, Paris Saint‑Germain vs. Tottenham, and Atletico Madrid vs. Inter Milan. A heavy schedule also sees Olympiakos hosting Real Madrid, and Frankfurt welcoming Atalanta, alongside Sporting Lisbon vs. Club Brugge. The kickoff times vary by local time zones, with most games starting around 20:45 to 23:00 in the Saudi and UAE windows.

In the Asian arena, live action comes from the AFC Champions League matches across Elite and ACL 2, featuring teams like Nassr vs. Al-Wasl, Esteghlal Tehran vs. Al-Wasl, and Al-Zawraa vs. Al-Jawa, among others.

In the Arab Cup knockout rounds, Bahrain face Djibouti, Oman meet Somalia, Sudan host Lebanon, and Comoros play Yemen, with beIN Xtra and beIN SPORTS channels handling the coverage.

Across Asia’s top-tier competitions, fans will also enjoy elite ACL games and the ACL 2 slate, all with local-time kickoffs and expert commentary from the region’s top pundits on the air.

For a complete view, you can click the full schedule on KOOORA here: full schedule here.

And if you’re watching from home, remember: a calendar without a football match is just a calendar with empty spaces; a football night without snacks is basically a training session that forgot the fun part. Here’s the honest truth: even my timer wants extra stoppage time when there’s a big game on. Punchline one: my calendar tried to give me a red card for planning more games than errands. Punchline two: I told my sofa we’re in a committed relationship—it said, bring the snacks, and we’ll talk later about the goals.