2024 UFL schedule: Scores, dates, times, channels, full week-by-week matchups

• St. Louis Battlehawks at Arlington Renegades, noon (ABC)
• Birmingham Stallions at San Antonio Brahmas, 3 p.m. (ABC)

Sunday, May 26

• D.C. Defenders at Memphis Showboats, 2:30 p.m. (FOX)
• Michigan Panthers at Houston Roughnecks, 2:30 p.m. (FOX)

Week 10

Saturday, June 1

• Michigan Panthers at Birmingham Stallions, noon (ESPN)
• San Antonio Brahmas at St. Louis Battlehawks, 4 p.m. (FOX)

Sunday, June 2

• Arlington Renegades at D.C. Defenders, noon (ABC)
• Houston Roughnecks at Memphis Showboats, 7 p.m. (FOX)

Conference Championships

Saturday, June 8

• Conference Championship, 3 p.m. (ABC)

Sunday, June 9

• Conference Championship, TBA (FOX)

UFL Championship

Sunday, June 16

• UFL Championship, TBA (FOX)

2024 UFL Scores

Week 7

Saturday, May 11

• Renegades 47, Showboats 23
• Stallions 30, Battlehawks 26

Sunday, May 12

• Panthers 22, Defenders 9
• Brahmas 15, Roughnecks 12

Week 6

Saturday, May 4

• Stallions 39, Showboats 21
• Battlehawks 22, Roughnecks 8

Sunday, May 5

• Panthers 28, Renegades 27
• Defenders 18, Brahmas 12

Week 5

Saturday, April 27

• Brahmas 25, Renegades 15
• Stallions 32, Roughnecks 9

Sunday, April 28

• Battlehawks 45, Defenders 12
• Panthers 35, Showboats 18

Week 4

Saturday, April 20

• Battlehawks 32, Showboats 17
• Stallions 20, Defenders 18
• Brahmas 19, Panthers 9

Sunday, April 21

• Roughnecks 17, Renegades 9

Week 3

Saturday, April 13

• Defenders 29, Renegades 28
• Stallions 33, Showboats 14

Sunday, April 14

• Panthers 34, Roughnecks 20
• Battlehawks 31, Brahmas 24

Week 2

Saturday, April 6

• Brahmas 20, Showboats 19
• Battlehawks 27, Renegades 24

Sunday, April 7

• Stallions 20, Panthers 13
• Defenders 23, Roughnecks 18

Week 1

Saturday, March 30

• Stallions 27, Renegades 14
• Panthers 18, Battlehawks 16

Sunday, March 31

• Brahmas 27, Defenders 12
• Showboats 18, Roughnecks 12

When did the UFL season start?

After merging the USFL and XFL, the new-look UFL began on Saturday, March 30, with a colossal matchup between both leagues’ respective champions: The Birmingham Stallions and Arlington Renegades at 1 p.m. ET on FOX.

Week 1 showcased three other anticipated affairs, including the St. Louis Battlehawks at the Michigan Panthers (4 p.m. March 30, FOX), the D.C. Defenders at the San Antonio Brahmas (noon ET, March 31), and the Memphis Showboats at the Houston Roughnecks (3 p.m. ET, March 31). Each team will compete at its own home stadium.

Fans can visit theUFL.com and click “GET TICKETS” to purchase season tickets for each team.

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“Through the combined reach of our partners at FOX and ESPN — who both share a commitment to broadcast innovation — the UFL will now have exceptional platforms through which fans can experience spring football,” said Russ Brandon, UFL President/CEO. “We are equally excited to welcome new and returning fans back into our buildings this season, so they can immerse themselves in the energy around spring football. Our players are here to perform and to reach the next level and our fans are going to be treated to an excellent on-field product and in-stadium experience.”

FOX will carry 21 of the 43 games on this year’s slate, including the championship game on June 16. The postseason will feature two Conference Championship games between teams with the best records in their respective conferences on June 8-9. The Stallions, Panthers, Showboats and Roughnecks make up the USFL Conference, while the Defenders, Brahmas, Renegades and Battlehawks comprise the XFL Conference.

“We can’t wait to kick off the United Football League’s inaugural season and showcase the league’s exceptional on-the-field play to football fans across the country,” said Bill Wanger, FOX Sports EVP, Head of Programming & Scheduling. “Perhaps most critically, this new partnership brings unprecedented distribution for spring football with nearly three-quarters of games airing on broadcast television. It is a testament to the collaborative efforts of the league office, media partners and host cities to maximize exposure to contribute to the UFL’s success.”

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