Editorial
mystream2watch — What It Was and Where to Watch Sports Legally Now
Searches for 'mystream2watch' come mostly from former users of the my.stream2watch.sx user-account subdomain. That page is gone. This guide explains what it was, why broadcasters shut it down, and the legal route to watch the same matches.

If you arrived here searching for mystream2watch or my.stream2watch, the page you’re looking for is gone. This is a brief, honest explanation of what it was and where to watch the same sports legally.
What my.stream2watch actually was
my.stream2watch.sx (and earlier my.stream2watch.tv, my.stream2watch.com) was the user-account subdomain of the old stream2watch unlicensed-streaming operation. It held three things:
- A personalised fixture feed based on the leagues a user had favourited
- A “watch later” list of upcoming events
- A viewing-history log
It was the dashboard you saw after logging into the main stream2watch.* homepage. The login system, the saved-favourites database, and the personalised feed all ran on that subdomain.
The whole operation cycled through at least eight top-level domains (.tv, .com, .pk, .me, .org, .ws, .sx, .ru) over roughly a decade. Each was taken down in turn by some combination of the Premier League, La Liga, the NBA, the UFC, and the major US TV networks. The .sx domain — the one that hosted the most recent my. user dashboard — was seized in late 2025.
The site under that name is not coming back. Newer sites using the “stream2watch” brand (stream2watch247.com, stream2watch.club, 2stream2watch, istream2watch) are operated by different people. None of them inherited the user database from the original.
What to do instead
Every event the old my.stream2watch feed used to point at is carried, somewhere, by a licensed broadcaster — and surprisingly often by a free one.
Premier League
- UK — Sky Sports (premium) + TNT Sports + free highlights on BBC’s Match of the Day
- US — NBC’s Peacock ($7.99/mo) carries every match
- DE — Sky Deutschland (WOW package) carries every match; ARD/ZDF carry the German national team
See our Premier League broadcaster guide for the full rights map.
Champions League
- UK — TNT Sports for groups + knockouts; the final airs on free-to-air ITV most years
- US — Paramount+ ($7.99/mo) carries every match
- DE — DAZN + Amazon Prime split the group stage; the final airs on free-to-air ZDF
See our Champions League broadcaster guide.
La Liga
- UK — Premier Sports / LaLigaTV
- US — ESPN+ ($11.99/mo) carries every match
- DE — DAZN
See our La Liga broadcaster guide.
UFC / MMA
- UK — TNT Sports (Saturday-night PPVs separately)
- US — ESPN+ for Fight Night; UFC PPVs sold one-off via ESPN+
- DE — DAZN
See our UFC broadcaster guide and MMA guide.
Boxing
- UK — Sky Sports + TNT Sports + DAZN (depends on the promoter)
- US — DAZN, ESPN+, Showtime (PPV per fight)
- DE — DAZN, ProSieben for free-to-air title fights
See our Boxing broadcaster guide.
NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL
Heavily fragmented in the US (NBA on ESPN/ABC/TNT/Prime; NFL across CBS/FOX/NBC/ESPN/Amazon/Netflix; MLB on Apple TV+/Amazon/Peacock/local RSNs; NHL on ESPN/TNT). See our NBA, NFL, and MMA guides.
Why we built this guide
The original stream2watch operation had two effects on the people who used it: it removed legal risk for the operators by displacing it onto users, and it hid from those users how often the match they wanted to watch was already free somewhere — on the BBC, on ARD/ZDF, on free-tier streaming.
Stream2Watch — Legal Sports Guide is an independent editorial publication run from Germany and the UK. We list only licensed broadcasters and we name the cheapest legal route to every event we cover. We are not affiliated with stream2watch.tv, stream2watch.sx, or any of the unlicensed sites that came before or after.
If you want the legal map for a specific sport, start at the top menu. If you have a specific question, our editorial standards page explains how we make our rights decisions and how to reach us.


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