How to Watch NPL 2026 Live in Europe: Price & Times
One US$10 NetTV season pass covers every NPL 2026 match in Europe: the coupon rules, TV status and match times in GMT, CET and EET.
Season window: October 26–November 21, 2026 · Reviewed 24 October 2026
To watch NPL 2026 live in Europe, one purchase covers the whole continent: NetTV's worldwide OTT rights for Season 3 mean the same US$10 season pass works from London to Warsaw. The tournament runs 26 October to 21 November 2026, 32 matches at the TU International Cricket Ground in Kirtipur, and no European broadcaster has announced a TV deal.
Below: the pass price, how the country-locked coupons work across European borders, match times in GMT, CET and EET, and the per-country guides. Anything still unannounced is marked as such.
Quick answer
- Stream: NetTV's worldwide OTT rights cover every European country — all 32 matches on app and web.
- Price: one US$10 (Rs 1,550.17) season pass for the whole continent, bought via eSewa or in the app.
- Coupons: locked to the country of purchase, single-use, non-refundable — app and web only, not Smart TV or set-top box.
- Times: 06:45 and 11:15 GMT (07:45/12:15 CET, 08:45/13:15 EET) — fixed all season. Clocks go back on 25 October.
- Free: no free legal live stream confirmed. Live scores and highlights are free.
NetTV NPL 2026 Season Pass in Europe: the US$10 Coupon Rules
Europe sits in NetTV's top tier with the US, Australia, Japan and Korea: US$10 (Rs 1,550.17 through eSewa) for all 32 matches. Buy in the eSewa app under the TV section's NETTV NPL banner, pick your country, and redeem the SMS coupon in the NetTV app under "Watch Now – NPL".
The catch is the border: each coupon locks to the country it was bought in. A UK pass does not redeem in Germany, and every coupon is single-use and non-refundable. App and web platform only — Smart TV and set-top box apps are excluded.
NPL 2026 Match Times in Europe: GMT, CET and EET
Europe's clocks go back on 25 October, the day before the opener, moving BST to GMT and CEST to CET — so every time below holds all season. The opener (Lumbini Lions v Sudurpaschim Royals, 26 October) and the final (21 November) are both evening matches.
| Daily slot | Kathmandu (NST) | UK & Ireland (GMT) | Central Europe (CET) | Eastern Europe (EET) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Afternoon match (double-header days) | 12:30 PM | 6:45 AM | 7:45 AM | 8:45 AM |
| Evening match (every day) | 5:00 PM | 11:15 AM | 12:15 PM | 1:15 PM |
Set the alarm for 6:45 AM on double-header days. The evening slot is a friendlier 11:15 AM GMT. Full fixtures on the schedule page.
Where to Watch NPL 2026 Live in Europe
One streaming deal, three timezones — the country guides below carry each market's local times and viewing notes: UK and Ireland on GMT; France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal and Poland on CET; Romania and Cyprus on EET.
The US$10 pass and coupon rules are the same in all of them; only local times and TV notes differ.
NPL 2026 on TV in Europe: No Deal Announced
No European TV broadcaster has been announced (as of 24 October 2026). CAN's September awards created two broadcast partners: NetTV for worldwide streaming and Himalaya Television for Nepal linear TV. Neither reaches European cable or satellite. If a sublicense is announced, the where-to-watch hub will list it.
Frequently asked questions
Does a UK pass work in Germany?
No. Each coupon locks to the country it was bought in, so buy for the country you will watch in. Both cost the same US$10, but a UK coupon will not redeem a German purchase.
What time are NPL matches in Central Europe?
7:45 AM and 12:15 PM CET — fixed all season; Europe's clocks go back on 25 October, the day before the opener.
How much does the NPL 2026 season pass cost in Europe?
US$10 (Rs 1,550.17 via eSewa) for all 32 matches, on the NetTV app and web platform. Single-use, country-locked, non-refundable.
Is there a TV channel showing NPL 2026 in Europe?
No European TV deal has been announced (as of 24 October 2026) — streaming via NetTV is the only official route.
Conclusion
One US$10 pass, one app, every match — Europe gets the straightforward deal. Check your country's guide for the local detail.
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