Panathinaikos vs Roma (Jan 29): kick-off time, TV channels and how to stream
Panathinaikos host Roma in a Europa League group-stage match on 29 Jan 2026, kicking off at 15:00 EST / 20:00 GMT; Roma need a win to secure progress while Panathinaikos have already qualified for the knockout phase. English-language coverage includes Paramount+ in the USA, TNT Sports in the UK, Stan Sport in Australia, Fubo Canada, SuperSport in South/Sub-Saharan Africa, beIN Sports Malaysia and beIN Sports MENA for the Middle East, as GOAL lists where to find live streams.
If you face geo-restrictions while travelling, GOAL notes a VPN such as NordVPN can let you change your virtual location to access broadcasters; the article includes a step-by-step VPN guide and tips for using VPNs on TVs and streaming devices. Form-wise, Panathinaikos are winless in their last three matches and drew with Ferencvaros in their last Europa League game, while Roma are unbeaten in their last three and beat Stuttgart at home; a draw for Roma could still be enough depending on other results.
Injury and suspension news: Panathinaikos’ Karol Swiderski is suspended, with Cyriel Dessers, Filip Djuričić and Pedro Chirivella nursing injuries and Davide Calabria doubtful with illness. Roma list Evan Ferguson, Artem Dovbyk, Stephan El Shaarawy, Kouadio Koné and Mario Hermoso as injured, have no suspensions, and Donyell Malen is ineligible for the Europa League until the knockout phase.
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