Football FanCast has gathered everything you need to know on where to watch football live streams over the coming week and weekend.

Here you will find a daily guide to football on TV for the upcoming week in the UK. This includes where to watch live football streams, as well as the league and fixture in question. Almost every league is covered, including the Premier League, Serie A, La Liga, Scottish Premiership, Bundesliga, EFL Championship, League One, A-League and many more. As well as this, all the info on Champions League, Europa League, UEFA Conference League, Carabao Cup, FA Cup and Africa Cup of Nations football can be found here.

Wednesday 31st January

Premier League

Following the mid-season break, Premier League action returns to our screens, and we will be treated with a lot of midweek action.

Perhaps the pick of the action comes from Anfield where Liverpool will host Chelsea, but viewers will also have the option of two other games – or even a first-half warm-up before tuning in to the clash on Merseyside.

Thursday 1st February

Premier League

Although there is not a lot happening elsewhere, more Premier League action will be on your screens on Thursday.

Again, viewers will have the option of multiple games, and with staggered kick-off times, there is the possibility of watching the first half of West Ham United vs Bournemouth before switching to what may be seen as the main event at Molineux as Wolves take on Manchester United.

Friday 2nd February

Premier League, AFCON, Championship & more

Back to a busy schedule of televised football, the highlight of Friday’s offering may be seen as Leeds United’s visit to Bristol City as the Whites chase automatic promotion to the Premier League.

However, there will be a rare opportunity for viewers to watch Sky Sports Bundesliga action without a subscription, as Jadon Sancho’s Borussia Dortmund play live on their YouTube channel.

Elsewhere, the AFCON quarter-finals get underway, with Sky Sports broadcasting the action from Ivory Coast, while top-flight football from Italy and France is available in the evening.

Saturday 3rd February

Premier League, AFCON, Scottish Premiership & more

A huge range of football is available for fans on Saturday with two AFCON quarter-finals on offer – with the second of the day free to view on BBC Three.

However, Premier League action will naturally be the main event, and the early kick-off at Goodison Park is potentially the standout fixture as Sean Dyche’s Everton look to pull away from the wrong end of the table against Tottenham Hotspur.

Sunday 4th February

Premier League, Championship, Serie A & more

One of the games of the season will be held at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday as two Premier League title chasers in Arsenal and Liverpool get ready to battle it out for three huge points.

As well, there is a huge variety of games on offer, including a big Tees-Wear derby up at the Riverside Stadium during a busy day across the continent.

Monday 5th February

Premier League & Serie A

Not much action to choose from on Monday, the pick of the bunch is the Premier League offering when Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City look to continue their title charge in their visit to Brentford.

Elsewhere, Roma take on Cagliari as Daniele De Rossi looks to continue his 100% start for the Giallorossi in Serie A since replacing Jose Mourinho in mid-January.