Al-Hilal SFC On TV Today — Live Satellite TV Schedule & Channels

What Channel is Al-Hilal On Today?

Al-Hilal SFC matches are broadcast on different channels depending on your country and competition. Here is the full guide to watching Al-Hilal live on satellite TV and streaming worldwide.

Al-Hilal on TV by Country

| Country | Channel | Competition | |---------|---------|-------------| | Saudi Arabia | SSC (Saudi Sports Company) 1–5 | Saudi Pro League & AFC | | MENA | beIN Sports HD 1–3 | Saudi Pro League & AFC Champions | | UAE | Abu Dhabi Sports | Saudi Pro League (selected) | | UK | beIN Sports (cable/satellite) | Saudi Pro League | | USA | Fubo TV / beIN Sports | Saudi Pro League | | Europe | SSC Extra (streaming) | Saudi Pro League | | Asia | AFC TV / beIN Sports | AFC Champions League Elite |

Al-Hilal on Satellite TV — Frequency & Channels

Al-Hilal games are available on these satellite positions:

• Arabsat/Badr 26°E — SSC 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 HD; beIN Sports HD 1, 2, 3 (Saudi Arabia & MENA)
• Nilesat 7°W — beIN Sports HD 1, 2, 3 (North Africa & Middle East)
• Eutelsat 7°W — SSC channels (MENA bouquet)
• Hotbird 13°E — beIN Sports (Europe, selected matches)

What Channel is Al-Hilal on in the Saudi Pro League?

In Saudi Arabia, Al-Hilal matches are exclusively on SSC channels 1–5 HD, available via Arabsat/Badr 26°E (transponder 12111 V, 27500 SR). International viewers can watch on beIN Sports via satellite or the SSC Extra streaming platform.

Al-Hilal Next Match on TV

Use the fixture schedule above to find the next Al-Hilal game on TV, including kick-off time, date, and broadcast channel in your country.

About Al-Hilal SFC

Al-Hilal Saudi Football Club is a professional football club based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Founded in 1957, the club plays at the Al-Hilal Stadium (capacity 47,000). Al-Hilal is the most decorated club in Asian football history.

Major Honours:

• Saudi Pro League: 18 titles (Saudi record)
• King Cup: 13 titles
• AFC Champions League: 4 titles (Asian record)
• Arab Club Champions Cup: 5 titles
• FIFA Club World Cup: runners-up (2000, 2023)

Key Players (2025/26): Neymar Jr. (recovering from injury), Aleksandar Mitrović, Rúben Neves, Kalidou Koulibaly, Yassine Bounou.

Al-Hilal's biggest rivalry is the Riyadh Derby against Al-Nassr — the most-watched match in Middle Eastern football. Al-Hilal set an unprecedented Saudi Pro League unbeaten record in 2023–24, and the club's global profile has soared with the arrival of world-class European players.