Eredivisie · Matchday 7

Where to Watch Twente vs PSV Eindhoven: TV Channels, Live Stream and Kick-off Time

Twente host PSV Eindhoven at De Grolsch Veste on Sunday 20 September. Below is every broadcaster and official stream currently listed for this Eredivisie match, country by country, plus the kick-off time in your time zone.

By the WorldTVRadio listings deskUpdated 19 Sep 2026 ET2 min read

Twente vs PSV Eindhoven - where to watch — Twente vs PSV Eindhoven at De Grolsch Veste · Eredivisie.

The short answer

KICK-OFF

Sun 20 Sep 12:30 UTC

12:30 UTC · 14:30 local

VENUE

De Grolsch Veste

WHERE TO WATCH

Brazil

ESPN 2

Disney+

Mexico

Disney+ Premium

Argentina

Disney+ Premium

All 8 territories ↓

TV channels and streams by country

WATCHING FROMTIMES INKick-off Sun 20 Sep 12:30 UTC

CountryBroadcaster / streamLocal time

Brazil

ESPN 2

Disney+09:30 UTC−3

Mexico

Disney+ Premium06:30 CST

Argentina

Disney+ Premium09:30 UTC−3

Albania

SuperSport 514:30 CEST

AustriaSportdigital Fussball14:30 CEST

Chile

Disney+ Premium09:30 UTC−3

Colombia

Disney+ Premium07:30 UTC−5

Israel

15:30 IDT

8 territories listed · refreshed daily. Missing a broadcaster? Tell the listings desk →

Twente vs PSV Eindhoven in the Eredivisie (Matchday 7) starts at 12:30 UTC on Sunday 20 September 2026, which is 08:30 EDT in New York, 13:30 BST in London and 14:30 CEST in central Europe. Our listings currently show 9 broadcasters across 8 territories for this match; every one of them is in the table above.

The match takes place at De Grolsch Veste, where the local start time is 14:30.

Can you watch it for free?

No free-to-air network is listed for this match at the moment. Every broadcaster in the table is a pay-TV channel or a subscription streaming service. If a free option is added, this page updates automatically at the next daily refresh.

Streaming options: Disney+ (Brazil), Disney+ Premium (Mexico), Disney+ Premium (Argentina), Disney+ Premium (Chile), Disney+ Premium (Colombia). Most of these are monthly, cancel-anytime subscriptions, and several offer a trial period for new customers.

We only name official rights holders. Using a VPN to get around a regional blackout usually breaks the terms of service of the platform you are paying for, so check the rules of your provider before travelling.