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About Sightline
Sightline answers one question: where can you legally watch this, from where you are. Live scores and fixtures sit alongside broadcast listings, so the answer arrives with the match rather than after a search.
What makes an answer worth anything is knowing when we do not have one. Every broadcast listing names the market it applies to, and any country we have not checked says so plainly instead of guessing.
What we cover
Broadcast rights are checked by hand for 3 competitions with confirmed rights holders, across 7 markets and 18 listings. Those figures are counted from the data itself every time this page renders, so they cannot drift away from what the site actually holds.
Our mission
To tell you where to watch something, and to be straight about the edges of what we know. Scores, fixtures and standings come from sports data providers and are shown as they arrive; when a provider fails we say the data is unavailable rather than showing an empty table that looks like a quiet day.
What we do not cover
This is the part most sites leave out, and it is the part that makes everything above it worth reading.
- Broadcast rights are checked for 3 competitions across 7 markets. Every other competition and country here shows fixtures and scores but no confirmed broadcaster, and says so in the place you would expect the answer.
- Listings are competition-level, never fixture-level. We will tell you who holds the Premier League in your country; we will not claim to know which channel a particular Tuesday match lands on, because that changes weekly and a wrong channel is worse than none.
- We do not stream anything, sell anything, or take a commission from any broadcaster named here. Nothing on this site is a paid placement.
- Scores and fixtures come from third-party providers and can be delayed or wrong. Where a listing has no end date, the deal is reported but its expiry is not something we could source, and we say that in place rather than inventing one.