What channel is HB Torshavn v Motherwell on? TV, live stream details for Conference League qualifier
Full details ahead of the Conference League qualifying clash between HB Torshavn and Motherwell in the Faroe Islands.
Motherwell will aim to progress to the third round of the Conference League qualifiers as they head to the Faroe Islands to face HB Torshavn on Thursday night.
The visitors head into the second leg against Andre Olsen’s side with a 2-0 advantage thanks to goals from Martin Moormann and Lukas Fadinger, with the duo helping seal a comfortable 2-0 win in the first leg at Fir Park last week.
However, Motherwell head coach Alfred Johansson has warned his players that they must go home and “eat barbed wire” before they clash with the Faroese outfit, preaching caution against HB Torshavn, who have not lost a game in European competition at home for five years.
Despite that record, it is Johansson’s side that head into the clash as favourites to progress, with a tie against one of HJK Helsinki or Coleraine set to await them in the Conference League third round qualifiers.
Want to catch every minute of Motherwell’s Conference League second round qualifier vs HB Torshavn? Here are all the details ahead of the match, including how to watch live:
HB Torshavn vs Motherwell match details
- Date and Time: Thursday 30 July 2026. Kick-off: 6pm UK time.
- Venue: Torsvollur, Torshavn, Faroe Islands.
HB Torshavn vs Motherwell TV channel
The game has been chosen for broadcast by Premier Sports in the UK and Ireland, and will be available to watch on Premier Sports Channel 1 for those subscribed to the service.
HB Torshavn vs Motherwell live stream
For those preferring to stream the game on your smart TV, laptop, tablet or mobile phone, the game will be streamed via the Premier Sports Player. Details on how to download the app are available here. You can also access Premier Sports Player via Amazon Prime Video UK.
Highlights of the game will be available watch via the Premier Sports App app after the full-time whistle.
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