The UEFA Champions League is broadcast globally through various partners across Europe, Africa, Asia, the Americas, and the Pacific. The article details the broadcasting networks available for fans, ensuring accessible viewing options for the prestigious competition across different regions.
The UEFA Champions League boasts a significant global broadcast presence, providing fans across various continents with the opportunity to enjoy high-level football. This article outlines where viewers can access the competition in regions such as Europe, Africa, Asia, the Americas, and the Pacific.
European Broadcast Partners: In Europe, numerous networks cover the Champions League, including:
– Albania: Tring
– Armenia: Fast Media
– Austria: Sky Austria, Canal+, ServusTV
– Azerbaijan: CBC Sport
– Belarus: Okko
– Belgium: DPG Media, RTL Belgium, Proximus, Telenet
– Bosnia and Herzegovina: Arena Sport
– Bulgaria: bTV, A1
– Croatia: HRT, Arena Sport
– Cyprus: CYTA
– Czech Republic: TV Nova
– Denmark: Viaplay
– Estonia: TV3, and more.
Middle East and Africa: In the Middle East and North Africa, options include:
– beIN for extensive regional coverage.
For Sub-Saharan Africa, channels like SuperSport, New World TV, and Canal+ deliver matches to fans.
Americas Broadcast Options: In Latin America:
– Brazil: TNT Sports, SBT
– Canada: DAZN
– Mexico: Max, Caliente TV
– USA: Paramount+, TUDN
This allows football enthusiasts to follow their favorite teams.
Asia and Pacific Channels: Across Asia and the Pacific, the following networks provide live coverage:
– Australia: Stan Sport
– India: Sony
– Japan: WOWOW, Fuji TV, NTV
– Philippines: beIN
– New Zealand: DAZN.
These partners ensure extensive access to the tournament.
Original Source: www.uefa.com
