Sports broadcasting contracts in Germany
This article refers to sports broadcasting contracts in Germany. For a list of rights in other countries, see Sports television broadcast contracts.
Football
- FIFA
- FIFA World Cup: ARD, ZDF through 2022[1]
- FIFA World Cup Qualifiers: RTL, Sky Deutschland (Non-Germany national team only)
- UEFA
- European Football Championships: ARD, ZDF in 2016
- UEFA Champions League: SKY, ZDF
- UEFA Europa League: SKY, kabel eins
- National team
- Germany national football team: RTL Television (until 2018); highlights of all 2016 European Championship and 2018 World Cup qualifiers on SKY
- Germany national under-21 football team: Sport 1
- German competitions
- Bundesliga: SKY, ARD, ZDF and Sport1 (highlights)
- 2. Fußball-Bundesliga: SKY, ARD (On Saturday) and Sport 1 (On Friday & Sunday, Monday Night Game live)
- DFB-Pokal: SKY, ARD
- National leagues
- Premier League: SKY
- La Liga: SKY (Starting in the 2015-16 season)
- Serie A: Sport 1+
- Ligue 1: Sport 1+
- Eredivisie: sportdigital.tv
- Belgian Pro League: sportdigital.tv
- Portuguese Primeira Liga: sportdigital.tv
- Scottish Premiership: sportdigital.tv
- Russian Football Premier League: sportdigital.tv
- Swiss Super League: SKY (Starting in the 2015-16 season)
- Danish Superliga: SKY (Starting in the 2015-16 season)
- Ukrainian Premier League: SKY (Starting in the 2015-16 season)
- Argentine Primera División: Sport 1+
- Campeonato Brasileiro Serie A: Sport 1+
- A-League: sportdigital.tv
- J. League: sportdigital.tv
- Major Soccer League: sportdigital.tv
American Football
Basketball
- Basketball Bundesliga: Sport 1
- Euroleague:Sport 1
- NBA: Sport 1+
- German national team: Sport 1
- FIBA World Championship: Sport 1
- FIBA World Championship for Women: Sport 1
- EuroBasket: ARD
Boxing
- Fight deal with Wilfried Sauerland: ARD
- Fights for Vladimir Klitschko: RTL Television
Cycling
- Tour de France: Eurosport
- Giro d'Italia: Eurosport
- Vuelta a España: Eurosport
- Tour de Suisse: Eurosport
- UCI Road World Championships: Eurosport
- UCI ProTour: Eurosport
Golf
Handball
- Bundesliga: Sport 1
- All Star Game: Sport 1 and sportdigital.tv
- DHB-Pokal: Sport 1
- Supercup: Sport 1
- World Men's Handball Championship: RTL Television and Sport 1
- World Women's Handball Championship: Sport 1
- Germany national handball team: RTL Television
Ice hockey
- World Ice Hockey Championships: SKY, Sport 1
- Deutsche Eishockey Liga: Servus TV
- 2nd Bundesliga: Sport 1
- National Hockey League: ESPN America
- KHL: sportdigital.tv
Lacrosse
Motor racing
- Formula One: SKY, RTL Television, and Sport 1
- GP2: SKY
- World Rally Championship: RTL Television, Eurosport and Sport 1
- DTM: ARD, Sport 1
- FIA GT Championship: Sport 1, MotorsTV
- Le Mans 24 Hours: Eurosport, ARD
- American Le Mans Series: MotorsTV, Sport 1 (highlights)
- Le Mans Series: Eurosport, Eurosport2, MotorsTV
- IndyCar Series: SKY
- Porsche Supercup: SKY, MotorsTV (highlights)
- Porsche Carrera Cup: SKY
- Formula 3 Euroseries: SKY, Sport 1
- Formula BMW Europe: SKY
- Seat Leon Supercopa: SKY
- ADAC VW Polo Cup: SKY
- World Touring Car Championship: Eurosport
- International Formula Master: Eurosport
- Seat Leon Eurocup: Eurosport
- MotoGP: Eurosport and Eurosport2 from 2015 until 2018 all of all events
- Superbike World Championship: Eurosport
Multi-discipline events
- Olympic Games: ARD & ZDF until 2016
- Paralympic Games: ARD & ZDF until 2016 & Eurosport
- World Athletics Championships: ARD, ZDF & Eurosport
- European Athletics Championships: ARD, ZDF & Eurosport
- European Cup: ARD, ZDF & Eurosport
Rugby Union
Sailing
Winter Sports
- Alpine Skiing World Cup: ARD/ZDF, Eurosport
- Biathlon World Cup: ARD/ZDF, Eurosport
- Ski jumping World Cup: ARD/ZDF, Eurosport
- Skeleton World Cup: Eurosport
- Bobosleigh World Cup: Eurosport
Tennis
- Wimbledon: SKY
- Australian Open: Eurosport
- French Open: Eurosport
- U.S. Open: Eurosport until 2017
- ATP World Tour : Eurosport, Sport 1, ProSieben for German tournaments until 2023, ZDF (Gerry Weber Open)
- WTA tour: ProSieben for German tournaments until 2023
- Germany Davis Cup team: ProSieben until 2023
- Germany Fed Cup team: ProSieben until 2023
Volleyball
References
- ↑ Cushnan, David. "BBC, ITV, ARD and ZDF sign World Cup TV deals". SportsProMedia.com. Retrieved 2014-07-24.
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