Hungary vs Georgia and Belgium vs Turkey: Free Streams and Kick-Off Times for Nations League 2026/27
Hungary vs Georgia and Belgium vs Turkey on October 2 offer free streams in several markets and Tubi in the U.S.
For Hungary vs Georgia, TechRadar reports free coverage in Hungary via M4 Sport and Mediaklikk, and in Georgia via 1TV and 1TV Play. Viewers seeking English commentary can watch on Fubo Sports Network 4, available through free streaming service Tubi in the U.S., the guide says. In the U.S., FuboTV is showing the match on Fubo Sports Network 4, while Spanish-language service ViX is also airing it. ViX requires the $6.99 per month Premium with Ads package. The game appears not to be available in the UK, according to TechRadar. In Canada, DAZN has the match, with prices starting at CA$24.99 per month. In Australia, beIN Sports Connect is carrying it, with subscriptions at AU$16.99 per month or AU$169.99 per year after a 7-day free trial.
For Belgium vs Turkey, free coverage is available on VTM in Belgium and TV8 in Turkey, TechRadar says. English-language commentary is available on Fubo Sports Network via Tubi in the U.S. In the U.S., FuboTV is showing the game on Fubo Sports Network, and ViX is also airing it for $6.99 per month on its Premium with Ads package. In the UK, Prime Video will broadcast the match on a £2.49 pay-per-view basis without a Prime Video subscription, according to the guide. In Canada, DAZN will show the fixture with its soccer package starting at CA$24.99 per month. In Australia, beIN Sports has the match, with subscriptions at AU$16.99 per month or AU$169.99 per year and a 7-day free trial.
TechRadar's guide also recommends NordVPN for viewers traveling outside their home country, saying it can unlock Mediaklikk, 1TV Play or Fubo Sports Network via Tubi and is currently up to 75% off. The guide notes that VPNs can make a device appear as if it is back in the user's home country, allowing access to usual services, subject to those services' terms and conditions.
On the field, Hungary vs Georgia is part of Group B2 alongside Northern Ireland and Ukraine. Both teams have started poorly with a draw and a defeat apiece from their first two games, and both failed to score in each of those matches. Hungary, coached by Marco Rossi, previously competed in the top tier of the Nations League and beat England home and away and Germany, TechRadar says. Dominik Szoboszlai is Hungary's standout player, with Liverpool teammate Milos Kerkez, Willi Orban and Alex Toth forming what the guide calls a high-grade spine. The report adds that Orban, a central defender, has long been Hungary's top goal threat behind Szoboszlai, and the team looked inert in defeat by Ukraine.
Georgia's key player is Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, whose profile overshadows the rest of the squad, according to the guide. Giorgi Mamardashvili, Saba Sazonov, Giorgi Kochorashvili, Giorgi Chakvetadze, Zuriko Davitashvili and Georges Mikautadze are all playing club football at a high level. Ramaz Svanadze is tasked with unlocking the collective's full potential. An opening-game injury-time defeat by Northern Ireland highlighted Georgia's weaknesses in front of goal.
Belgium vs Turkey sees Belgium under Mark van Bommel, who took over from Rudi Garcia and has won over most Belgian supporters with two strong displays, TechRadar says. Van Bommel's high press swept Italy aside 2-0 in Rome, and Belgium then lost 1-0 to France but matched the World Cup semi-finalists for long spells. The 21-year-old winger Mika Godts was a menace throughout, while Dodi Lukebakio impressed off the bench in both fixtures and is pushing for a start.
Turkey, managed by Vincenzo Montella, is still seeking its first points of the campaign, according to the guide. Turkish fans voiced disapproval of Montella in midweek after a 4-1 defeat by Italy, which followed a poor World Cup 2026 showing. The team was booed off at half-time against an Italy side low on confidence. After showing fight in a 1-0 loss to France, Turkey capitulated against Italy, with poor defending proving their undoing despite Arda Guler's technical talent, TechRadar says.
The most recent meeting between Belgium and Turkey was a 1-1 draw in June 2011 during Euro 2012 qualifying. In 11 previous meetings, five have been draws and the other six are split evenly with three wins each. Hungary and Georgia have met twice previously, with each team winning one game apiece.