Skip to main content
Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

Inter Milan vs. Lyon 2017 live stream: Start time, TV channel, and how to watch International Champions Cup online

Inter take on Lyon in Nanjing in Monday’s International Champions Cup clash.

FC Internationale Official Training & Press Conference - 2017 International Champions Cup China
FC Internationale Official Training & Press Conference - 2017 International Champions Cup China
Photo by Lintao Zhang/Getty Images

Inter Milan and Olympique Lyonnais kick off their respective International Champions Cup campaigns in China on Tuesday. The two sides clash at the Olympic Sports Centre in Nanjing, as preparations are ramped up ahead of the start of the new domestic season.

Both of these sides already have three friendlies under their belts, with Lyon having fared rather better than their illustrious Italian opponents. The former have won all three of their matches, including convincing wins over both Celtic and Ajax; Inter, by contrast, were beaten by Nürnberg before being held to a goalless draw by Schalke.

Inter Milan summer signing to watch: Borja Valero

A 32-year-old journeyman isn’t a particularly exciting summer signing, but until Inter officially confirm the capture of Sampdoria’s Patrik Schick, he’s certainly their most eye-catching acquisition. The veteran playmaker has arrived after five years at Fiorentina, and will be hoping to establish himself as a mainstay of Luciano Spalletti’s starting lineup. He’s a classy player, and could yet prove a shrewd signing.

Olympique Lyonnais summer signing to watch: Bertrand Traoré

By contrast, Lyon’s new signing Bertrand Traoré is just beginning his career. The 21-year-old Burkinabé forward has joined the French side from Chelsea on a permanent deal after a thoroughly impressive season on loan at Ajax last year, and is tasked with filling the big boots of Alexandre Lacazette. It won’t be easy, but he’s certainly got the makings of a great player.

Compared to other friendlies, is this worth my time?

If we’re being honest, this isn’t a particularly exciting one for the neutral — a fact not helped by the distinct lack of any big signings. If you’re not a supporter of either side, we’d be tempted to give it a miss. 4/10.

Match date/time: Monday, 8:05 a.m. ET, 8:05 p.m. local

Venue: Nanjing Olympic Sports Centre, Nanjing, China.

TV: ESPN Deportes (U.S. — Spanish); EuroWorld Sport (Canada); Premier Sports (U.K.); PremiumSport HD (Italy); beIN Sports 2 (France).

Online: WatchESPN (U.S. — English); ESPN Deportes+ (U.S. — Spanish); Premium Play (Italy).

See More:

More in Soccer

Soccer
FIFA president aims to sell the World Cup to Trump family associatesFIFA president aims to sell the World Cup to Trump family associates
Soccer

This would completely change world soccer.

By James Dator
Soccer
The FIFA World Cup halftime show was so unhinged you need to see it to believe itThe FIFA World Cup halftime show was so unhinged you need to see it to believe it
Soccer
World Cup 2026: Golden Boot scenarios for Kylian Mbappé and Lionel MessiWorld Cup 2026: Golden Boot scenarios for Kylian Mbappé and Lionel Messi
Soccer

The race for the Golden Boot comes down to the World Cup Final

By Mark Schofield
Soccer
2026 World Cup Golden Boot: Most goals, standings2026 World Cup Golden Boot: Most goals, standings
Soccer

Tracking the top scorers in North America this summer looking to make history.

By Mark Schofield
Soccer
World Cup Final instant prediction for Spain vs. ArgentinaWorld Cup Final instant prediction for Spain vs. Argentina
Soccer

Preview and prediction for Argentina vs. Spain in the 2026 World Cup final.

By James Dator and Mark Schofield