150+ sports channels · 10 sports · 12-hour free trial
Premier League, the Ashes, the Six Nations, Super League, Silverstone, Ally Pally, the Crucible and Aintree — every channel in one app, on the TV, the phone or the laptop. No aerial, no dish, no contract.
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UK IPTV, built around sport
The British sporting year never actually stops. The football season runs from August to late May, the Ashes and the winter tours fill the small hours, the Six Nations takes over February and March, Super League and the darts tour roll through the spring, and the summer belongs to Wimbledon, Royal Ascot and Silverstone.
What makes the UK different is how that coverage is split. Sky Sports and TNT Sports take most of the live football and motorsport, the BBC and ITV keep the big free-to-air moments — the Six Nations, Wimbledon, the Grand National, England internationals — and the EFL, the Champions Cup and the county cricket season sit across Sky, Premier Sports and TNT. Our job is to put all of those channels in one place, with a guide that says which one is showing what.
Then there is the timing. Everything on the site is listed in UK time — GMT through the winter, BST from late March — so a Saturday 12:30 kick-off, a 5:30pm evening game and a 3am Australian innings are all shown exactly as they happen here. The 3pm Saturday blackout is a UK rule, and no broadcaster produces those matches; when a game is not televised, we say so rather than pretending otherwise.
Updated 5 October 2026
The next big events across British sport, with dates confirmed by the organisers and the UK channels showing each one. Seasons in progress appear as a window, because detailed fixtures are published closer to the start.
Wembley Stadium, London
England’s final Nations League group game of the autumn window, at Wembley under the lights.
Where to watch
Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea
The men’s, women’s and wheelchair tournaments, with England in a group alongside Samoa and Tonga.
Where to watch
The O2, London
The rematch of the domestic heavyweight fight of the year, with Dubois’s WBO title on the line.
Where to watch
DAZN Sheffield
Dalton Smith defends the WBC light-welterweight world title in his home city.
Where to watch
DAZN Copper Box Arena, London
Chris Billam-Smith against Cheavon Clarke at cruiserweight, headlining a card on Sky Sports.
Where to watch
Sky Sports AO Arena, Manchester
Joshua Buatsi fights Willy Hutchinson for the WBC interim light-heavyweight title.
Where to watch
DAZN 150+ sports channels · 4K · FHD
Each major channel runs on several servers at once, so when one gets busy during a big match the app switches over in about a second. Pick 4K when the broadband allows it, drop to Full HD when the house is streaming something else, and keep the UK commentary either way.
Premier League, EFL, FA Cup, Carabao Cup and the UEFA competitions
Live now · UK commentary
Live now · UK commentary
UK commentary
UK commentary
Free-to-air
Free-to-air
International feed
International feed
International feed
Every EFL club
The Ashes, county cricket, The Hundred and the IPL
Live now · UK commentary
Live now · UK commentary
Highlights
UK commentary
International feed
Six Nations, Premiership, Champions Cup, Super League and the World Cup
Live now · Free-to-air
Live now · Free-to-air
UK commentary
UK commentary
UK commentary
Welsh commentary
Cheltenham, Aintree, Ally Pally, the Crucible and the darts tour
Live now · UK commentary
Live now · UK commentary
UK commentary
Free-to-air
Free-to-air
International feed
Formula 1, Silverstone, MotoGP and the grass-court summer
Live now · UK commentary
Live now · UK commentary
UK commentary
International feed
UK commentary
Several servers per channel and the sports feeds refreshed daily, so a busy Saturday does not become a lost afternoon.
Sky Sports, TNT Sports, Premier Sports and the free-to-air stations all arrive with their own commentary intact.
Start a match on the living-room TV and carry on from your phone without losing your place.
Sports
Each page lists what is coming up, the season windows and the broadcasters: football, cricket, rugby union, rugby league, Formula 1, boxing, tennis, darts, snooker and horse racing.
Premier League, EFL, FA Cup and the European nights
In progress: Scottish Premiership 2026/27 Season window
Dates and channelsThe Ashes, county cricket and The Hundred
Next up: England tour of Australia — ODIs 13–18 November 2026
Dates and channelsSix Nations, the Premiership and the Champions Cup
In progress: Gallagher Premiership 2026/27 Season window
Dates and channelsSuper League, the World Cup and Wembley
In progress: NIFL Premiership & Irish Cup Season window
Dates and channelsFormula 1, Silverstone, MotoGP and BTCC
In progress: MotoGP 2026 — season Season window
Dates and channelsFury v Joshua, DAZN cards and the Belfast nights
Next up: Dubois v Wardley 2 17 October 2026
Dates and channelsWimbledon, Queen’s and the grass-court summer
Next up: ATP Finals 15–22 November 2026
Dates and channelsAlly Pally, the Premier League and Blackpool
Next up: Grand Slam of Darts November 2026
Dates and channelsThe Crucible, York and the Masters
Next up: Champion of Champions November 2026
Dates and channelsCheltenham, Aintree, Ascot and the Derby
Next up: King George VI Chase 26 December 2026
Dates and channelsUK coverage
The channel list is the same across the UK, but the sporting calendar is not: the Scottish Premiership, the Irish League, the GAA, S4C and BBC Alba all matter somewhere. Each nation page sets out what is on and where.
England · Premier League, Wembley and the Ashes
Scotland · the Premiership, Murrayfield and the Calcutta Cup
Wales · the Principality, S4C and the football pyramid
Northern Ireland · the Irish League, Ulster rugby and the GAA
Channel list
18,500+ channels in total — sport, news, film, documentaries and children’s — including 150+ sports channels and the free-to-air UK stations. New channels are added most weeks.
Sky SportsTNT SportsPremier SportsEurosport 1DAZNSky Sports RacingUFC Fight PassbeIN SportsThe free-to-air channels sit in the same app, which makes switching from a match to the news a single tap.
STVWhy konvertor.net
Every major channel runs on several servers at once, so when one gets busy during a big match the app moves to another without dropping the picture.
Pick the quality that suits your broadband and screen, and change it in the app when you move from the big TV to a phone.
Fire TV Stick, Samsung and LG smart TVs, Android TV, Apple TV, Now TV, Roku, Nvidia Shield, MAG and Enigma2, phones, tablets and computers.
British sport runs late: a Test match in Brisbane, a fight in Las Vegas, an ATP final in Turin. Everything stays available for a week.
The TV guide uses GMT and BST exactly as the fixtures are published here, so kick-off times, race times and session starts are never guesswork.
Real people reply, help you set up the app and stay with the problem until it is fixed — by phone message or email.
Getting started
Your name, a mobile number and your device — three fields. The email box is optional and no card is needed at this stage.
A full account is created and the app details for your device are sent across, usually within ten minutes.
Two fields in the app and the channel list loads. The setup guide walks through your specific device in English.
If the picture and the stability are good, choose 1, 3, 6 or 12 months. If not, nothing is charged and nothing is owed.
Pricing
The subscription starts at £9.99 a month with the full channel list. The longer the period, the lower the monthly price — the content and the quality never change.
£9.99
works out at £9.99 a month
Good for continuing after the 12 free hours.
£26.97
works out at £8.99 a month
10% off — covers a full season of midweek football.
Save £3.00 (−10%)
£47.95
works out at £7.99 a month
20% off — takes you from the Ashes to the Grand National.
Save £11.99 (−20%)
£83.92
works out at £6.99 a month
30% off — the lowest price per month.
Save £35.96 (−30%)
Prices in pounds sterling for the whole of the UK, with no installation or equipment charge. The 12-hour trial is free and needs no card, so the picture can be judged before anything is paid. Multi-screen options can be added through the form.
Compatibility
No aerial, no satellite dish and no rented box: install an app on something you already own and sign in with the details we send you.
Reviews
“I watch Sky Sports and TNT Sports through one app on the Fire Stick now. Midweek European nights and the Saturday 5:30 game, no separate subscriptions.”
“S4C and the Six Nations on ITV both work, and the guide actually tells me which channel has the rugby. Took two minutes to set up.”
“Premiership games, the darts from Ally Pally and the Ashes in the middle of the night — the replay came in handy for day three in Brisbane.”
Reviews sent in by subscribers and checked by the team. Names and towns published with permission.
FAQ
Still unsure about something? Send the question with the trial request and we will answer in English, usually the same day.
Ask a questionA UK-facing IPTV subscription with an emphasis on sport: more than 18,500 channels, 150+ sports channels in 4K, a public TV guide listing confirmed dates and broadcasters, 120,000 on-demand titles and a 12-hour free trial. No aerial, no satellite dish and no contract.
Because of what lived at this address first. From the early 2000s, konvertor.net was the download home of Konvertor, a Windows file converter that handled thousands of formats. The domain went quiet when that project moved on. When we took it over we kept the name and the obsession: converting formats. The difference is that we now work with broadcast formats — 1080i to 720p, HEVC to H.264 — instead of files.
No. The Konvertor application was built by Logipole, and development and downloads moved to logipole.com years ago. We are an independent IPTV service that took on the domain — no affiliation, and no software of theirs is used or sold here.
Send the form with your name and mobile number. We activate full access for twelve hours so you can test the picture during a live event — a Saturday afternoon, a midweek European night or a Test match — before paying anything. One trial per household.
Usually under ten minutes during the day. Your login and the setup guide for your device arrive at the contact details you gave us.
A TV Licence is required in the UK to watch live television, whichever way you receive it. That is a legal requirement and is unaffected by using an IPTV subscription rather than an aerial or satellite dish.
Because of the UK blackout: league matches kicking off at 3pm on a Saturday are not televised in this country. No broadcaster or streaming service shows them here, including us. Every other televised fixture is available.
One simultaneous screen is included. Multi-screen options for up to four screens are available on request — useful when Sky Sports Football and TNT Sports clash on a Tuesday night.
12 hours free
Name and mobile number are all we need (the email address is optional). Tell us which device you use and we will send the right setup guide for it.
We are preparing your 12-hour access and the setup guide for your device. The details will arrive on the mobile number you gave us, usually within ten minutes.