The Disney announcement follows the Women’s Super League in England agreeing a five-year deal with Sky Sports and the BBC in October. In December, Netflix secured the rights to broadcast the 2027 and 2031 women’s World Cups in the United States, marking the first time the competition will be shown on streaming platform.

Disney+ has landed exclusive live streaming rights to the UEFA Women's Champions League soccer tournament across Europe in a five-year pact.

The Uefa Women’s Champions League will be broadcast on Disney+ from next season, with 75 matches shown on the streaming platform. The announcement comes ahead of the Women’s Champions League final on Saturday between Arsenal and Barcelona in Lisbon.

The new deal will see the broadcaster, and streaming service Paramount+, screen all 75 matches from the tournament exclusively through 2030.

Disney+ will be the home of the UEFA Women's Champions League in Europe from next season after securing rights to the competition for the next five years. The deal will see Disney+ become the only place football fans can watch all 75 matches live each season,

Disney+ will stream the UEFA Women's Champions League across Europe from next season as part of a five-year deal.

With a masterful display of football, Paris Saint-Germain is the undisputed new king of European football after crushing Inter Milan 5-0 on Saturday in Munich to win its first Champions League title in history.

Disney Plus has just announced that from October, it'll be broadcasting live football games, and you won't need to buy a more expensive tier to enjoy them. The standard £4.99-per-month ad-enabled tier is all you need to stream the sports, though I always recommend the £7.99 ad-free tier to new subscribers (more about the Disney Plus price here).

Happy UEFA Champions League final weekend! Finalists Paris Saint-Germain and Inter are officially in Munich with final preparations underway for the season finale of a very entertaining edition of the Champions League.