Your home country’s TV, in its own language — on the same login as the fights
By Théo Renard, Live Sport & PPV Streaming Editor Last updated
Move abroad and two things go missing at once: the TV you grew up with, and an easy way to watch your team or a big card without a geo-block. One login fixes both — 4,000+ international channels from 50+ countries in their original language, sitting right next to the local channels where you now live and the event calendar everyone tunes in for.
- 4,000+ channels, 50+ countries, in the original language and audio.
- Mix two countries on one login — home TV plus where you live now.
- Same subscription carries the events — no geo-block, no separate service.
What "international" covers
- Europe — the national line-ups of the big markets and their neighbours.
- The Americas — North and Latin American general, news and sport.
- Asia & the Middle East — regional entertainment and news in-language.
- Africa — national and pan-regional channels where distributed.
No streams are broadcast from this site and no channel logos are used — names describe coverage only. Every list is confirmed per customer before payment.
Why expats stay The pitch isn't just nostalgia TV — it's that the same login also carries your team's matches with home commentary and the fight cards, without hunting for a geo-blocked app. Home news at breakfast, the football at 3, the card at 10 — one subscription, both worlds.
Frequently asked questions
Are my home country’s channels here?
Across 50+ countries, very likely. Message us your country and the channels you can’t live without, and we confirm each one before you buy — no guessing.
Do international channels cost more?
No. Every plan carries the full line-up — your home channels, the local ones where you live, and every event — at one price.
Original language and audio?
Yes — international channels stream in the original language with the original audio, exactly as they air back home. It’s the point of the whole thing.
Can I mix two countries on one login?
Yes, and most expats do: the TV of the country you left plus the channels of the country you live in, on a single subscription.
What quality can I expect?
Most international channels are HD; some smaller ones are SD depending on how the broadcaster distributes them. We tell you what to expect for your priority channels before payment.
Living abroad shouldn't mean losing your TV or your team. One login brings home channels in their own language alongside your new local ones and the events — no geo-block, no second service. Tell us both countries and we'll confirm the line-up before you pay.