CANAL+ FOOT, CANAL+ SPORT and CANAL+ SPORT360 are separately named sports services. Their official descriptions show different emphases rather than one identical feed under three labels.

FOOT centers on football, SPORT presents a broader sports mix, and SPORT360 highlights motorsport and other disciplines alongside sports magazines. The actual event and program label remain essential when choosing a session.

CANAL+ FOOT brand mark
CANAL+ FOOT mark. This guide also distinguishes CANAL+ SPORT and SPORT 360.

At a glance

ReferenceDetail
FootFootball with magazines, debriefs and portraits
SportMultisport programs, documentaries and magazines
360Motorsport, sailing, padel and specialist magazines

FOOT is more than a match title

The FOOT page combines football competition examples with magazines, debriefs and portraits. Its selection includes Premier League related material, Canal Champions Club le débrief and documentaries about individual players.

A debrief is not the match itself, and a player portrait is not a current fixture. Keep the program type with the competition or person you mean. That avoids choosing a discussion when you expected a complete game.

SPORT provides a multisport context

The SPORT profile names football, rugby, motorsport and golf, while its program examples include Intérieur sport, Soir de rugby and Sport Reporter. These introduce different ways to follow sport beyond live competition.

A magazine can supply context across several events; a documentary can focus on a person or situation; a post-match show begins after the contest. Their value differs from an uninterrupted event transmission, even when all concern the same sport.

SPORT360 has its own emphasis

SPORT360’s official profile highlights motorsport, sailing and padel among its subjects. Its examples include La grille Moto, Rallye Club and Trail360. Those labels help identify pre-event context, a specialist magazine or another sport-specific program.

The channel name is not enough to choose a race session. Retain the championship, event and whether the item concerns qualifying, a race, a magazine or a replay. A discipline appearing in a brand profile should not become a permanent promise of every event.

A package name can resemble a channel name

The provider also uses sports wording for subscription offers. Read whether a page describes the SPORT channel, a package or a particular title before comparing it with FOOT or SPORT360.

For a viewing appointment, use the actual feed, event, session and date. A rights arrangement described for a wider offer should not be silently assigned to one channel or extended to a U.S. territory. The current local event listing provides the narrower answer.

Useful answers

Are CANAL+ FOOT, SPORT and SPORT360 one schedule?

No. Official pages identify separate services with different program emphases.

Does a football debrief or motorsport magazine identify the full event broadcast?

No. Program type matters: discussion, portrait, highlights and event coverage are different selections.