2010 FIFA World Cup broadcasting rights

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FIFA, through several companies, sold the rights for the broadcast of 2010 FIFA World Cup to the following broadcasters.

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Television

Broadcasters that screened some or all of the matches in high definition are in bold. Broadcasters that screened matches in 3D are italicised.

CountryBroadcaster(s)Source
Albania Free-to-air: RTSH
Cable/Satellite (pay): SuperSport Albania (DigitAlb)		 [1]
AndorraFree-to-air: TF1 , France Télévisions [1]
Argentina Free-to-air: Canal 7 , Telefe
Cable (pay): TyC Sports
Satellite (pay): DirecTV Sports 		[2]
ArmeniaFree-to-air: Public Television of Armenia (56 matches)
Free-to-air (Yerevan): Ararat TV (8 matches)		 [3]
AustraliaFree-to-air: SBS
Cable/satellite (pay): ESPN Australia 		[4]
AustriaFree-to-air: ORF [1] [5]
AzerbaijanFree-to-air: Lider TV [1]
BangladeshFree-to-air: Bangladesh Television
Satellite (pay): ESPN Star Sports
BelarusFree-to-air: BTRC [1]
Belgium Dutch:
Free-to-air: VRT 		[6]
French:
Free-to-air: RTBF 		[7]
BhutanSatellite (pay): ESPN STAR Sports
BoliviaFree-to-air: Unitel, Red Uno [1]
Bosnia and HerzegovinaFree-to-air: BHRT [1]
BrazilFree-to-air: Rede Globo , Rede Bandeirantes
Cable/satellite (pay): SporTV , BandSports, ESPN Brasil 		[8] [9]
BulgariaFree-to-air: BNT [1]
CambodiaFree-to-air: CTN, MyTV
CanadaEnglish:
Free-to-air: CBC
Cable/satellite (pay): Bold (8 group stage matches live, nightly encores)		 [10]
French:
Free-to-air: SRC 		[1]
Spanish and Italian:
Cable/satellite (pay): Telelatino
ChileFree-to-air: TVN (33 matches)
Satellite (pay): DirecTV Sports (all matches)
People's Republic of ChinaFree-to-air: CCTV (all matches, 56 matches live on CCTV-5, 4 on CCTV-1, 4 on CCTV-7) CCTV-HD (all matches in HD, 56 matches live)
ColombiaFree-to-air: Caracol, RCN (40 matches total)
Satellite (pay): DirecTV Sports (all matches)
Costa RicaFree-to-air: Teletica , Repretel [1]
CroatiaFree-to-air: HRT [1]
CyprusFree-to-air: CyBC [1]
Czech RepublicFree-to-air: ČT [1] [11]
DenmarkFree-to-air: DR (10 matches), TV2 (32 matches)
Cable/Satellite (pay): Canal 9 (21 matches)		 [12] [13] [14]
EcuadorFree-to-air: Gama, TC
Satellite (pay): DirecTV Sports
El SalvadorFree-to-air: TCS [1]
EstoniaFree-to-air: ERR [1]
FijiFree-to-air: Mai TV
FinlandFree-to-air: YLE [1]
Franceand overseas territoriesFree-to-air: TF1 (27 matches), France Télévisions (37 matches)
Satellite/cable/IPTV (pay): Canal+ (37 matches, 8 exclusive)		 [1] [15]
GeorgiaFree-to-air: GPB (all matches) [1]
GermanyFree-to-air: ARD (28 matches), ZDF (27 matches), RTL (9 matches)
Satellite (pay): Sky Deutschland (all matches)		 [16]

[17]

GreeceFree-to-air: ERT
GuatemalaFree-to-air: Televisiete, Canal 3
HondurasFree-to-air: TVC, Vica TV
Hong KongFree-to-air: ATV (1 match – opening), TVB (3 matches – 2 semi-final and final)
Cable (pay): Cable TV Hong Kong (all matches)
HungaryFree-to-air: MTV [1]
IcelandFree-to-air: RÚV (46 matches)
Cable (pay): Stöð 2 Sport (18 matches)		 [1]
IndiaFree-to-air: Doordarshan
Satellite (pay): ESPN STAR Sports
IndonesiaFree-to-air: MNC Media ( RCTI (46 matches), Global TV (20 matches)) [18]
IranFree-to-air: IRIB
IrelandFree-to-air: RTÉ [19] [20]
Israel Hebrew:
Free-to-air: Channel 1 (48 matches), Channel 33 (when two matches are played at the same time, 7 matches), Channel 2 (broadcast by Reshet, 9 matches)
Cable/satellite (pay): Sport 5 (HD feed of the 9 matches aired by Channel 2)		 [1]
Arabic:
Free-to-air: Channel 33
ItalyFree-to-air: RAI (one match per day)
Satellite (pay): SKY Italia (all matches)		 [1] [21]
JapanFree-to-air: NHK (22 matches), Nippon TV/NNN-NNS (5 matches), Fuji TV/FNN-FNS (5 matches), TBS/JNN (5 matches), TV Asahi/ANN (4 matches), TV Tokyo/TXN (3 matches)
Satellite (pay): SKY PerfecTV! (all matches)
North KoreaFree-to-air: KCTV (Broadcasting rights obtained through ABU) [22] [23]
South KoreaFree-to-air: SBS
Cable/satellite (pay): SBS Sports
3D coverages produced by SBS were broadcast on 3D channel of each pay television providers.		 [1] [22]
KosovoFree-to-air: RTK [1]
LatviaFree-to-air: LTV [1]
LiechtensteinFree-to-air: SRG SSR idée suisse (SF)
LithuaniaFree-to-air: LRT (46 matches), LNK (18 matches)
LuxembourgFree-to-air: RTL [1]
MacauFree-to-air: TDM
MacedoniaFree-to-air: MRTV
MalaysiaFree-to-air: RTM,
Satellite (pay): Astro (all matches)
MaldivesFree-to-air: Television Maldives,
Cable (pay): MediaNet (all matches)		 [24]
MaliFree-to-air: ORTM,
Terrestrial (all matches)		 [25]
MaltaFree-to-air: PBS (46 matches)
Satellite (pay): Melita Sports (all matches)		 [1]
MexicoFree-to-air: TV Azteca , Televisa
Cable (pay): TVC Deportes , Televisa Deportes Network
Satellite (pay): SKY México
Republic of MoldovaFree-to-air: TRM [1]
MonacoFree-to-air: TF1 , France Télévisions [1]
MontenegroFree-to-air: RTCG [1]
NetherlandsFree-to-air: NOS through NPO channels [26]
NepalFree-to-air: NTV
Satellite (pay): ESPN STAR Sports 		[1]
New ZealandFree-to-air: TVNZ (22 matches)
Satellite (pay): Sky (all matches)		 [1] [27]
NicaraguaFree-to-air: Televicentro [1]
NorwayTerrestrial (pay): TV2 (32 matches)
Satellite (pay): Viasat (32 matches; rights purchased from NRK)		 [28] [29] [30]
PakistanFree-to-air: PTV
Cable (pay): TEN Sports (rights purchased from ESPN Star Sports)
PanamaFree-to-air: RPC, TVMax (40 matches total)
Cable (pay): Cableonda Sports (24 matches)
ParaguayFree-to-air: SNT
PeruFree-to-air: ATV
Satellite (pay): DirecTV Sports (all matches)		 [1]
PhilippinesFree-to-air: ABS-CBN, Studio 23
Cable (pay): Balls 		[31]
PolandFree-to-air: TVP [32]
PortugalFree-to-air: RTP (28 matches), SIC (18 matches)
Cable/satellite/IPTV (pay): SportTV (all matches; 18 are exclusive)		 [33] [34]
RomaniaFree-to-air: TVR [1]
RussiaFree-to-air: Channel One (26 matches), VGTRK (38 matches)
San MarinoFree-to-air: RAI
SenegalFree-to-air: RTS,
Terrestrial (all matches)		 [35]
SerbiaFree-to-air: RTS [1]
SingaporeFree-to-air: MediaCorp (4 matches)
Cable (pay): StarHub TV (all matches)
IPTV (pay): mio TV (all matches)		 [36]
SlovakiaFree-to-air: STV [1]
SloveniaFree-to-air: RTV Slovenija [1]
South AfricaFree-to-air: SABC
Satellite (pay): Supersport
SpainFree-to-air: Telecinco (8 matches), Cuatro (16 matches)
Satellite (pay): Canal+ (all matches)		 [37] [38]
Sri LankaFree-to-air: SLRC – Channel Eye
Satellite (pay): ESPN Star Sports 		[1]
SwedenFree-to-air: SVT (32 matches), TV4 (32 matches) [39]
SwitzerlandFree-to-air: SRG SSR idée suisse [1]
TaiwanCable (pay): Era Television
IPTV (pay):

ELTA TV

ThailandFree-to-air: TV3, TV7, MCOT9, NBT11 (all matches)
Satellite (pay): TrueVisions
TurkeyFree-to-air: TRT
UkraineFree-to-air: UT1, ICTV [40]
United Kingdom
(England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales)		Free-to-air:
  • BBC (31 Games + Coverage of the Final shared with ITV)
  • ITV (32 Games + Coverage of the Final Shared with BBC)

Cable/satellite (pay): British Eurosport, ESPN UK (highlights)

United States
and territories
  • American Samoa
  • Guam
  • Northern Mariana Islands
  • Puerto Rico
  • U.S. Virgin Islands
English:
Free-to-air: ABC (10 matches)
Cable/satellite (pay): ESPN (54 matches)
Spanish:
Free-to-air: Univision (56 matches), Telefutura (8 matches)
Cable/satellite (pay): Galavisión (nightly encores)
Portuguese:
Cable/satellite (pay): ESPN Deportes (40 matches)
UzbekistanFree-to-air: NTRC
VietnamFree-to-air: VTV, HTV

Satellite (pay): VTC (HD only)

 [1] [41]
Vatican CityFree-to-air: RAI [1]
VenezuelaFree-to-air: Meridiano, Venevisión
Satellite (pay): DirecTV Sports (all matches)		 [1]
Middle East and North Africa
List of countries
  • Algeria
  • Bahrain
  • Comoros
  • Djibouti
  • Egypt
  • Iraq
  • Jordan
  • Kuwait
  • Lebanon
  • Oman
  • Palestinian Authority
  • Libya
  • Mauritania
  • Morocco
  • Qatar
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Somalia
  • Sudan
  • Syria
  • Tunisia
  • United Arab Emirates
  • Yemen
 Satellite (pay): Al Jazeera Sports [note 1] [1] [42]
Sub-Saharan Africa
List of countries
  • Free to air broadcasters listed in parentheses
  • Angola (TPA)
  • Benin (ORTB)
  • Botswana (BRTS)
  • Burkina Faso (TNB)
  • Burundi (RTNB)
  • Cameroon (CRTV)
  • Cape Verde (RTVCV)
  • Central African Republic (RTC)
  • Chad (RTNT)
  • Congo (TNC)
  • Côte d'Ivoire (RTI)
  • DR Congo (RTNC)
  • Equatorial Guinea (RDEG)
  • Eritrea (EBC)
  • Ethiopia (ETS)
  • Gabon (RTG)
  • Gambia (GRTS)
  • Ghana (GTV)
  • Guinea-Bissau (RTVGB)
  • Flag of Guinea.svg Guinea-Conakry (RTG)
  • Kenya (KBC)
  • Lesotho (LBC)
  • Liberia (LBS)
  • Madagascar (RTNM)
  • Malawi (MBC)
  • Mali (ORTM)
  • Mauritius (MBC)
  • Mozambique (TDM, Soico)
  • Namibia (NBC)
  • Niger (TS)
  • Nigeria (NTA)
  • Rwanda (TVR)
  • Senegal (RTS)
  • Seychelles (SBC)
  • Sierra Leone (SLBS)
  • Swaziland (STVA)
  • Tanzania (TBC)
  • Togo (TVT)
  • Uganda (UBC)
  • Zambia (ZNBC)
  • Zanzibar (TVZ)
  • Zimbabwe (ZBC)
Free-to-air:see list of countries
Satellite (pay): Supersport 		[1] [43]

Notes

  1. ↑ Rights were held by ART until Al Jazeera purchased all of ART's sport-related rights and content on 24 November 2009.

Radio

CountryBroadcasterSource
Albania RTSH
Argentina Radio Nacional
Radio La Red 		[44]
Australia SBS
Bosnia and Herzegovina BHRT [45]
Brazil Bandeirantes
Super Tupi
BandNews FM
Rede Transamérica
Gaúcha
Guaíba
Sociedade da Bahia
Verdinha 810
Gazeta de Alagoas
Banda B
Paiquerê
Brasil Sul
Rádio Globo
CBN
Inconfidência
Record
Clube de Pernambuco
Eldorado/ESPN
Clube do Pará
Itatiaia
Rádio 730
Rádio Jornal
Jovem Pan.
Croatia HRT
Denmark DR
FranceFrench:
Radio Monte Carlo
Portuguese:
Radio Alfa
Germany ARD (20 matches) [46]
India All India Radio (Matches that feature Argentina, England, Germany and Brazil) [47]
Ireland RTÉ
Israel Kol Yisrael (48 matches)
Italy RAI, RTL 102.5
Mexico Televisa Radio
Panama RPC
Portugal RTP
Slovenia Radio Slovenia
Spain Cadena SER
Sweden SR
United Kingdom
(England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales)		 BBC, Talksport
United StatesEnglish:
ESPN 		[48]
Spanish:
Fútbol de Primera

Internet

CountryBroadcasterLink
Argentina Canal 7
Australia SBS [49] https://web.archive.org/web/20100628111835/http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/flash/
Belgium Sporza
Brazil [50] Rede Globo
Bulgaria BNT https://web.archive.org/web/20100613013543/http://svetovno.bnt.bg/
Canada CBC, Rogers
Denmark TV2
Hungary Index.hu https://web.archive.org/web/20100612093144/http://sportgeza.hu/futball/2010/vb/elo/
Ireland [51] [52] RTÉ
Israel IBA (48 matches), Reshet (9 matches)
Mexico and Latin America [51]
(except Brazil and Argentina)		 Televisa
Poland TVP http://sport.tvp.pl
Portugal RTP http://www.rtp.pt
Romania TVR
Serbia RTS http://rts.rs
Slovenia RTV Slovenija http://tvslo.si
Sweden SVT http://svtplay.se
United Kingdom
(England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales)		 BBC, ITV http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldcup,
United StatesEnglish, Arabic, German, Korean and Portuguese:
ESPN 		http://www.espn3.com
Spanish:
Univision 		https://wayback.archive-it.org/all/20110427101420/http://futbol.univision.com/

Mobile and Cellular Services/Broadcasting

CountryBroadcasterSource
Argentina Canal 7
Australia SBS / Optus [53]
Brazil Rede Globo, Rede Bandeirantes [54]
Canada CBC, Rogers
Indonesia Telkomsel
Israel Sport 5
Malaysia Maxis
Portugal RTP, Vodafone, TMN
Slovenia RTV Slovenija, Mobitel
United States ESPN
United Kingdom BBC [55]

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