Sports broadcasting contracts in Australia

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There are several sports broadcasting contracts in Australia.

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Certain sporting events are protected by Australia's Anti-siphoning laws, which regulate the media companies' access to significant sporting events by giving free-to-air broadcasters preferential access to certain rights to broadcast sporting events.

Multi-discipline events

Athletics

Baseball

Basketball

5 x 5

Domestic

  • National Basketball League :
    • ESPN (2021/22–2023/24) All 140 regular season games, plus finals and the NBL Grand Final Series [2]
    • Kayo Sports (2021/22–2023/24) All regular season games, plus finals and NBL Grand Final Series streamed [2]
    • Kayo Freebies (2021/22–2023/24) Two games per week free-to-view, all NBL Grand Final Series games streamed free [2]
    • Network 10 (2021/22–2023/24) Two live games per week every Sunday, select finals and NBL Grand Final Series games (usually afternoon games) live and free-to-air on 10 Peach. Christmas Day game and select Grand Final Series (as NBL Sprint) games on 10. [2]
  • NBL1 :
    • Kayo Freebies (2021/22–2023/24) 10 games of the week plus national championship games streamed for free [2]
  • Women's National Basketball League :
    • 9Now (2022/23–present) All remaining matches live every weekend.
    • ESPN (2022/23–present) 16 regular season games live and all finals
  • National Basketball Association :
    • ESPN (2016/17–2024/25) Up to 188 regular-season games including five Boxing Day games back-to-back; up to 53 playoff games including the entirety of the Eastern and Western Conference Finals and every game of the NBA Finals; NBA All-Star, including Rising Stars Challenge, All-Star Saturday Night and the NBA All-Star Game; and NBA Summer League games. [3] [4]
  • Women's National Basketball Association :

International

Other

3 x 3

International

Combat Sports

Cricket

International

Domestic/Club

Exhibition/Other

Cycling

Extensive coverage of other tours available on GCN+ and FloSports.

Esports

Extreme Sports

Field Hockey

Football

American

Canadian

Australian Rules

State Leagues

Others

Futsal

Gaelic

GAA.go (App)

Rugby league

Rugby union

Minor and Foreign Competitions

Soccer

International men's matches

Tournament/MatchesCountry/sBroadcaster/sEdition/sNotesRef.
FIFA World Cup Flag of FIFA.svg International SBS 2026 TBA
Summer Olympics Olympic flag.svg International Nine Network 2024−2032All matches live and on demand
Socceroos' Internationals Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Network 10 2021/22−2023/24 Paramount+ Australia broadcast partner [26]
FIFA Arab Cup Flag of the Arab League.svg Arab League SBS Sport 2021 All matches live and on demand [27]
Africa Cup of Nations Africa BeIN Sports 2021 All matches live and on demand [28]
FIFA World Cup Qualification Africa FIFA+ 2026 All matches live and on demand [29]
AFCAsian Cup Asia Network 10 2023 Paramount+ Australia broadcast partner [30]
FIFA World Cup Qualification Asia Network 10
AFC U-23 Asian Cup Asia Network 10
UEFA European Championship Europe Optus Sport 2024 All matches live and on demand [31]
UEFA Nations League Europe Optus Sport 2018/19−2026/27 All matches live and on demand [32]
FIFA World Cup Qualification Europe Optus Sport 2022−2026 All matches live and on demand [33] [34]
UEFA European Championship qualifying Europe Optus Sport 2020−2028 All matches live and on demand [34]
UEFA Friendly Internationals Europe Optus Sport 2018−2028All matches live and on demand (exclude matches involving Australia team) [35]
CONCACAFGold Cup North America YouTube 2023 [36]
FIFA World Cup Qualification North America Network 10 2022 Paramount+ Australia broadcast partner [37]
Copa América South America Optus Sport 2021−2024 All matches live and on demand [38]
FIFA World Cup Qualification South America Fanatiz 2023−2026All matches live and on demand (excluding Argentina, Bolivia, and Brazil home matches).
CONMEBOL TVLive and on demand for Argentina and Brazil matches only (including both Superclasico)
FBF PlayLive and on demand for Bolivia home matches only
FIFA+4 matches per month live and on demand
CONMEBOL–UEFA Cup of Champions Europe and South America Optus Sport 2022 Live and on demand [39]

International women's matches

CompetitionCountry/sBroadcaster/sEdition/sNotesRef.
FIFA Women's World Cup Flag of FIFA.svg International TBA 2027 TBA
FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup Flag of FIFA.svg International SBS Sport 2022 All matches live and on demand [40]
Football at the Summer Olympics Olympic flag.svg International Nine Network 2024–2032All matches live and on demand
Matildas' Internationals Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Network 10 2021−2025 Paramount+ Australia broadcast partner [30]
AFC Women's Asian Cup Asia Network 10 2022 Paramount+ Australia broadcast partner [41]
Summer Olympics qualification Asia Network 10 2020 Matildas' matches only, Paramount+ Australia broadcast partner
AFC Women's Asian Cup qualification Asia Network 10 2022 Paramount+ Australia broadcast partner [30]
AFC U-20 Women's Asian Cup Asia Network 10 2022−2024 Australia matches only, Paramount+ Australia broadcast partner [30]
UEFA Women's Championship Europe Optus Sport 2022 All matches live and on demand [42]
FIFA Women's World Cup qualification Europe Optus Sport 2023 All matches live and on demand [43]

Men's club domestic leagues

Broadcasters of Australian and New Zealand men's club leagues
LeagueCountry/StateBroadcaster/sContract LengthNotesRef.
A-League Men (1st tier)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand Paramount+ Sports 2021/22–2025/26All matches live and on demand [44]
Network 10 2021/22–2025/26One game every Saturday night plus all finals and grand final live [45]
NPL NSW (2nd tier)Flag of New South Wales.svg  New South Wales YouTube NAAll matches live and on demand [46]
NPL VIC (2nd tier)Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg  Victoria YouTube NAAll matches live and on demand [46]
NPL QLD (2nd tier)

FQPL (3rd tier) FQPL 2 (4th tier)

Flag of Queensland.svg  Queensland FQTV
YouTube 		NAAll matches live and on demand [47]
NPL WA (2nd tier)Flag of Western Australia.svg  Western Australia NPL WA Streamer
YouTube 		NAAll matches live and on demand [46]
NPL SA (2nd tier)Flag of South Australia.svg  South Australia YouTube NAAll matches live and on demand [46]
NPL Northern NSW (2nd tier)Flag of New South Wales.svg  New South Wales BarTV Sports NAAll matches live and on demand [46]
NPL Capital Football (2nd tier)Flag of the Australian Capital Territory.svg  Australian Capital Territory BarTV Sports NAAll matches live and on demand [46]
NPL TAS (2nd tier)Flag of Tasmania.svg  Tasmania YouTube NAAll matches live and on demand [46]
Broadcasters of international men's club leagues
LeagueCountry/StateBroadcaster/sContract LengthNotesRef.
Argentine Primera División (1st tier)Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina Fanatiz
Primera Nacional (2nd tier)Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina Fanatiz
Belgian First Division A Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium ESPN Three matches per round live and on demand
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A (1st tier)Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Fanatiz
Campeonato Brasileiro Série B (2nd tier)Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Fanatiz
Canadian Premier League Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada OneSoccer 2019−2029 All matches live and on demand [48]
Chinese Super League Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China SBS 2021−2022 Two games each week live [49]
Categoría Primera A Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia Fanatiz
Ecuadorian Serie A Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador Gol TV Play 2020−2023All matches live and on demand
Premier League (1st tier)Flag of England.svg  England Optus Sport 2016/17−2027/28 All matches live and on demand [50]
EFL Championship (2nd tier)Flag of England.svg  England beIN Sports 2017/18− [51]
EFL League One (3rd tier)Flag of England.svg  England beIN Sports 2017/18− [51]
EFL League Two (4th tier)Flag of England.svg  England beIN Sports 2017/18− [51]
Ligue 1 (1st tier)Flag of France.svg  France beIN Sports Seven matches per round live and on demand
Ligue 2 (2nd tier)Flag of France.svg  France beIN Sports
Bundesliga Flag of Germany.svg  Germany beIN Sports All matches live and on demand
Greek Super League (1st tier)Flag of Greece.svg  Greece ANT1 Pacific
SportPlus TV
Super League Greece 2 (2nd tier)Flag of Greece.svg  Greece ERTFLIX
SportPlus TV
Indian Super League Flag of India.svg  India OneFootball 2023–presentAll matches live and on demand [52]
Serie A Flag of Italy.svg  Italy beIN Sports
J.League Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Optus Sport 2023−presentFour matches per week live and on demand [53]
Liga MX Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico VariousNASee Liga MX [54]
Dutch Eredivisie Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Triller TV 2024/25−2026/27
Liga Primera de Nicaragua Flag of Nicaragua.svg  Nicaragua Sports Flick 2020/21 Provider Offline [55] [56]
Peruvian Primera División Flag of Peru (state).svg  Peru Gol TV Play
Portuguese League Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal Triller TV
Campeonato Carioca Bandeira do estado do Rio de Janeiro.svg  Rio de Janeiro Fanatiz
Saudi Pro League Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg  Saudi Arabia Network 10
Scottish Premiership Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland beIN Sports [57]
K League Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea Optus Sport
La Liga (1st tier)Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Optus Sport 2022/23−All matches live and on demand [58]
La Liga 2 (2nd tier)Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Optus Sport 2022/23−Play-offs and selected matches [58]
Turkish Super League Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey beIN Sports TRT World national broadcaster
Major League Soccer Flag of the United States.svg  United States Apple TV2023−2032All matches live and on demand via MLS Season Pass
Uruguayan Primera División (1st tier)Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay Gol TV Play
Uruguayan Segunda División (2nd tier)Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay Gol TV Play
Venezuelan Primera División Flag of Venezuela (state).svg  Venezuela Gol TV Play

Women's club domestic leagues

Broadcasters of Australian and New Zealand women's club leagues
LeagueCountry/StateBroadcaster/sEdition/sNotesRef.
A-League Women (first tier)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand Paramount+ 2021/22–2025/26All matches live and on demand [59]
Network 10 2021/22–2025/26One game every Sunday afternoon plus all finals and grand final live [60]
NPL Women's NSW (second flight)Flag of New South Wales.svg  New South Wales YouTube NAAll matches live and on demand [46]
NPL Women's VIC (second flight)Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg  Victoria YouTube NAAll matches live and on demand [46]
NPL Women's WA (second flight)Flag of Western Australia.svg  Western Australia YouTube NAAll matches live and on demand [46]
NPL Women's ACT (second flight)Flag of the Australian Capital Territory.svg  Australian Capital Territory BarTv Sports NAAll matches live and on demand [46]
NPL Women's QLD (second flight)Flag of Queensland.svg  Queensland FQTV
YouTube 		NAAll matches live and on demand [61]
NPL Women's Northern NSW (second flight)Flag of New South Wales.svg  New South Wales BarTv Sports NAAll matches live and on demand [46]
NPL Women's SA (second flight)Flag of South Australia.svg  South Australia YouTube NAAll matches live and on demand [46]
Women's Super League (second flight)Flag of Tasmania.svg  Tasmania YouTube NAAll matches live and on demand [46]
FQPL Women's (third flight)Flag of Queensland.svg  Queensland FQTV
YouTube 		NAAll matches live and on demand [61]
Broadcasters of international women's club leagues
CompetitionCountryBroadcaster/sContract LengthNotesRef.
FA Women's Super League (1st tier)Flag of England.svg  England Optus Sport 2019/20−2023/24 All matches live and on demand [50] [62]
Women's Championship (2nd tier)Flag of England.svg  England FA Player1–two games live per week
Serie A Femminile Flag of Italy.svg  Italy SBS Australia 2021/22−Round highlights on demand via SBS On Demand [63]

Men's club domestic and league cups

CompetitionCountryBroadcaster/sContract LengthNotesRef.
Australia Cup Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand Network 10 Knockout rounds, Paramount+ Australia broadcast partner [64]
Regional bodies Preliminary rounds
Belgian Cup Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium ESPN Australia
Belgian Super Cup Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium ESPN Australia
FA Cup Flag of England.svg  England Network 10
EFL Cup Flag of England.svg  England beIN Sports
FA Community Shield Flag of England.svg  England Paramount+ Australia Match live and on demand [65]
Trophée des Champions Flag of France.svg  France beIN Sports
Coupe de France Flag of France.svg  France beIN Sports
DFB-Pokal Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Optus Sport 2022/23−2025/26 All matches from the second round live and on demand [66]
DFL-Supercup Flag of Germany.svg  Germany beIN Sports
Greek Football Cup Flag of Greece.svg  Greece ANT1 Pacific
Supercoppa Italiana Flag of Italy.svg  Italy Optus Sport 2022 Match live and on demand [67]
Japanese Super Cup Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Optus Sport 2023 Match live and on demand
Kazakhstan Cup Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan OneFootball
King's Cup Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg  Saudi Arabia Network 10
Saudi Super Cup Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg  Saudi Arabia Network 10
Scottish Cup Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland beIN Sports
Scottish League Cup Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland beIN Sports

Women's club domestic and league cups

CompetitionCountry/StateBroadcaster/sEdition/sNotesRef.
Women's FA Cup Flag of England.svg  England Optus Sport 2020−2022 Broadcast the finals only [68] [69] [70]
DFB-Pokal Frauen Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Optus Sport 2022/23−2025/26 All matches live and on demand [66]
Women's Super CupFlag of Queensland.svg  Queensland FQTV NA [lower-alpha 1] All matches live and on demand [71]

Men's international club competitions

CompetitionCountry/sBroadcaster/sEdition/sNotesRef.
FIFA Club World Cup Flag of FIFA.svg International SBS Australia 2022
CAF Champions League Africa BeIN Sports
CAF Confederation Cup Africa BeIN Sports
AFC Champions League Asia Network 10
AFC Cup Asia Network 10
UEFA Champions League Europe Stan Sport 2021/22−2023/24 All matches live and on demand [72]
Nine Network 2024−2024Final only live
UEFA Europa League Europe Stan Sport 2021/22−2023/24 All matches live and on demand [72]
Nine Network 2022−2024Final only live
UEFA Europa Conference League Europe Stan Sport 2021/22−2023/24 All matches live and on demand [72]
UEFA Youth League Stan Sport 2021/22−2023/24 All matches live and on demand [72]
UEFA Super Cup Stan Sport 2021−2023 All matches live and on demand [72]
CONMEBOL Libertadores South America BeIN Sports
CONMEBOL Sudamericana South America BeIN Sports
CONMEBOL Recopa South America BeIN Sports
CONCACAF Champions Cup North America YouTube All matche live and on demand

Shows, events and exhibition games

  • Arsenal TV: beIN Sports (2019–present)
  • Barça TV : beIN Sports (2019–present)
  • Celtic TV : beIN Sports (2019–present)
  • Chelsea TV : beIN Sports (2019–present)
  • Citytv: beIN Sports (2019–present) [73]
  • FCBtv : beIN Sports (2019–present)
  • Inter Channel : beIN Sports (2019–present)
  • Juventus Channel : beIN Sports (2019–present)
  • LFC TV : beIN Sports (2019–present)
  • Milan Channel : beIN Sports (2019–present)
  • MUTV : beIN Sports (2019–present)
  • Rangers TV : beIN Sports (2019–present)
  • Real Madrid TV: beIN Sports (2019–present)
  • Spurs TV: beIN Sports (2019–present)

Other codes

Golf

Handball

Horse-racing

Ice Hockey

Ironman (Surf lifesaving)

Lacrosse

Motorsports

Touring cars racing

Formula racing

Motorbike racing

Stock cars racing

Rally racing

Endurance racing

Other racing

Netball

Poker

Sailing

Swimming

Ten-pin bowling

Tennis

Ultimate Frisbee

Volleyball

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ sport organisation owned broadcasting service

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