Primera Division Live on TV, Football today

Friday, 04/09/2026
23:00
  • Primera Division
Montevideo City Montevideo City Cerro Largo Cerro Largo
Saturday, 05/09/2026
15:00
  • Primera Division
Albion Albion Progreso Progreso
  • Antel TV Internacional
19:00
  • Primera Division
Danubio Danubio Penarol Penarol
  • Antel TV Internacional
22:00
  • Primera Division
Maldonado Maldonado Wanderers Wanderers
  • Antel TV Internacional
Sunday, 06/09/2026
14:00
  • Primera Division
CA Cerro CA Cerro Racing Montevideo Racing Montevideo
  • Antel TV Internacional
17:00
  • Primera Division
Central Español Central Español Defensor Sp. Defensor Sp.
  • Antel TV Internacional
20:30
  • Primera Division
Nacional Nacional Juventud Juventud
  • Antel TV Internacional
23:30
  • Primera Division
Liverpool M. Liverpool M. Boston River Boston River
  • Antel TV Internacional
Thursday, 01/10/2026
00:00
  • Primera Division
Montevideo City Montevideo City Penarol Penarol
  • Antel TV Internacional

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STATISTICAL DATA OF PRIMERA DIVISION ON TELEVISION IN REPUBLIC OF IRELAND

As of today 02/09/2026, and since this website started collecting statistical data on when and where Football matches from the Primera Division competition in Republic of Ireland are televised, which began on 19/09/2020, we can provide the following data:

1,789

TV BROADCASTS
190 Free games
10.62%
1,599 Paid games
89.38%
Most Repeated Match
Liverpool M. - Nacional
10
LAST FREE GAME
Racing Montevideo - Albion
31/08/2026 Primera Division por Antel TV Internacional
LAST PAY-PER-VIEW MATCH
Nacional - Penarol
30/11/2025 Primera Division por GolTV Play
RANKING BY CHANNELS
GolTV Play
1,599 (89.38%)
Antel TV Internacional
190 (10.62%)
TOTAL
2
TV CHANNELS
DAYS
1
WITHOUT FREE GAME
AVERAGE
1
CHANNELS PER MATCH
1 Pay channels
50%
1 Free-to-air channels
50%
TOTAL
2
CANALES
TOTAL
26
Total equipos
Ranking of Teams by Number of Matches
Penarol
233 (13.02%)
Nacional
232 (12.97%)
Liverpool M.
231 (12.91%)
Cerro Largo
223 (12.47%)
Wanderers
223 (12.47%)
Ranking of Teams by Number of Matches on Free-to-Air TV
Wanderers
25 (1.4%)
Defensor Sp.
24 (1.34%)
Boston River
24 (1.34%)
Progreso
24 (1.34%)
Penarol
24 (1.34%)
Ranking of Teams by Number of Home Matches
Penarol
117 (6.54%)
Liverpool M.
116 (6.48%)
Nacional
116 (6.48%)
Cerro Largo
114 (6.37%)
Boston River
111 (6.2%)
Ranking of Teams by Number of Away Matches
Penarol
116 (6.48%)
Nacional
116 (6.48%)
Liverpool M.
115 (6.43%)
Wanderers
113 (6.32%)
Boston River
110 (6.15%)
NUMBER OF GAMES BY DAY OF THE WEEK
MONDAY
223
12.47%
TUESDAY
83
4.64%
WEDNESDAY
69
3.86%
THURSDAY
90
5.03%
FRIDAY
174
9.73%
SATURDAY
559
31.25%
SUNDAY
591
33.04%
NUMBER OF GAMES BY MONTH
JANUARY
24
1.34%
FEBRUARY
172
9.61%
MARCH
205
11.46%
APRIL
159
8.89%
MAY
166
9.28%
JUNE
186
10.4%
JULY
145
8.11%
AUGUST
165
9.22%
SEPTEMBER
144
8.05%
OCTOBER
205
11.46%
NOVEMBER
182
10.17%
DECEMBER
36
2.01%
NUMBER OF MATCHES PER YEAR
2026
190
10.62%
2025
292
16.32%
2024
290
16.21%
2023
292
16.32%
2022
297
16.6%
2021
356
19.9%
2020
72
4.02%
RANKING BY TIMES
19:00
223 (12.47%)
20:00
178 (9.95%)
19:30
157 (8.78%)
22:00
134 (7.49%)
23:00
127 (7.1%)
RANKING BY TIME SLOT
Evening
1,176 (65.74%)
Afternoon
402 (22.47%)
Night
211 (11.79%)
Morning
0 (0%)

Now, there are 9 Primera Division live televised matches and 1 TV channels will broadcast each and every one of them. The next match you will be able to enjoy is Montevideo City - Cerro Largo and it will be played next Saturday 5 September 2026 at 00:00 televised by Antel TV Internacional.

For more information, please access the website of Primera Division.

The Uruguayan Championship is the highest category of the Uruguayan soccer leagues . It was played for the first time in 1900. Between 1923 and 1925 a parallel league organized by the Uruguayan Football Federation emerged. In 1926, the government decreed that both tournaments be unified. Neither the Uruguayan Football Association nor FIFA recognize these titles as official.

Each year 16 teams face each other with two tournaments per season: Apertura and Clausura. This format was installed to raise the level of excitement of the competition and the number of matches that everyone disputes in their own stadium. In 2017 the Intermediate Tournament is established, held between both events. Its champion faces the Uruguayan champion in the Uruguayan Super Cup in a single match before the start of the next campaign.

To define the winner of the Uruguayan Championship , a series of qualifying rounds are held between the winner of the Apertura, the Clausura and the Annual Table (sum of the points between the three tournaments ). If the same club wins both tournaments and is also the first in the ranking of the year, it is automatically crowned champion of Uruguay.

The competition gives access to continental tournaments. Generally, the first four of the Annual Table qualify for the Copa Libertadores . From fifth to eighth they enter the Copa Sudamericana . The descent to the second category is carried out with the Descent Table, which takes into account the points of the last two seasons. The three with the lowest score per game have been lowered to the second division.

Currently, Tenfield is the company in charge of producing the transmission of the meetings on television in Uruguay . These are broadcast through the VTV, VTV Plus, GolTV and TVC Deportes channels. On the occasion of the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in the country, all matches are televised to offer coverage to those fans who cannot attend the stadiums due to the health measures of the nation's government.

In Republic of Ireland it can be seen on GolTV Play live.

It is impossible to understand the history of the Uruguayan Championship without the name of Peñarol and Nacional . Both have dominated the tournament with great force since its inception. The two clubs surpass the number of 45 wound, while no other team is close to reaching the ten titles. During the period between 1930 and 1975 all editions won. To date, the Danube in 2014 was the last out of the two greats to win the trophy.