Paramount+ And Australian Professional Leagues Extend Partnership For Three More Years

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Paramount+ And Australian Professional Leagues Extend Partnership For Three More Years – Paramount+ Remains The Home Of Australian Football.

Paramount Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) and the Australian Professional Leagues (APL) today announced a three-year extension of their media rights partnership, keeping Paramount+ as the exclusive streaming home of Australian football.

A-League viewing on Paramount+ is at record levels in the 2025/26 season, up 55% since the 2021/22 season. Across Paramount+ and Network 10, the A-League season has already reached 4 million Australians on streaming and broadcast TV ahead of the Final Series.

Under the renewed agreement, every Isuzu UTE A-League Men’s match and every Ninja A-League Women’s match will be available live on Paramount+, making it the only place to watch all the action as it happens.

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Network 10 will complement this with free-to-air access, broadcasting one men’s match per week and ten women’s matches per season, including the Grand Final.

Every Ninja A-League Women’s match will also stream live and free on 10 Streaming. Marquee men’s games will air on 10’s primary channel.

Fans on Paramount+ will also have access to minis, highlights and replays of every match. Network 10 will host Football Tonight, their pre-game show ahead of every free-to-air match, while the A-Leagues’ popular Total A-Leagues and DubZone shows will be available on 10 Streaming.

Adam Cush, Director of Sport, Paramount Australia and New Zealand, said:

“We are incredibly proud to continue our partnership with the Australian Professional Leagues and to build on the strong foundation we have established together.

“The A-Leagues’ future in this country is bright, and we are determined to play our part in expanding its reach, growing its audience and giving football the platform it deserves.”

Steve Rosich, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Professional Leagues, said:

“After an extensive open market process that showcased the demand and value of the A-Leagues, we are really pleased to renew our partnership with Paramount+ and Network 10, the home of Australian football.

“The process confirmed that Paramount+ and Network 10 provide us with not just a strong commercial outcome, but the greatest free-to-air exposure of any alternative offering, with Paramount+ delivering the reach and affordability that football fans deserve.”

Paramount+ is the only place to watch every game live. The platform’s football offering includes:
  • All CommBank Matildas and key CommBank Socceroos matches
  • Every Isuzu UTE A-League Men’s and Ninja A-League Women’s match
  • The AFC Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2027
  • The FIFA Women’s World Cup Brazil 2027
  • The Winter Festival of Football in July, featuring an extraordinary lineup of matches across three iconic tournaments, headlined by the prestigious Sydney Super Cup

Paramount+ subscription plans start from $7.99 per month or $70.99 per year.

The 2026/27 Isuzu UTE A-League and Ninja A-League seasons will kick off on 16 October 2026.

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Source: Virtual Australia, OzTAM, Regional TAM, Cumulative Reach 2025-26 season (Men and Women’s) to May including Paramount+ incremental unique viewers.

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Paramount+ And Australian Professional Leagues Extend Partnership For Three More Years

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