UEFA Euro 2016 was a football tournament that took place in June and July 2016 involving 24 men's national teams from nations affiliated to the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA). The tournament was broadcast via television and radio all over the world, with the rights divided between various nations and wider territories (e.g. Sub-Saharan Africa and the Caribbean nations).
In addition, IMG secured the in-flight and on-ship broadcasting rights. [1]
Territory | Rights holder | Ref |
---|---|---|
Albania | [2] | |
Armenia | AMPTV | [2] [3] |
Austria | [2] [4] [5] | |
Azerbaijan |
| [2] [3] [6] |
Belarus | BTRC | [2] [3] |
Belgium | [2] [3] | |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | BHRT | [2] [3] |
Bulgaria | [2] [3] [7] | |
Croatia | HRT | [2] [3] |
Cyprus | CyBC | [2] [3] |
Czech Republic | Czech Television | [2] [3] |
Denmark | [2] [8] [9] | |
Estonia | ERR | [2] [3] [10] |
Finland | Yle | [2] |
France | [2] [11] | |
Georgia | GPB | [2] [3] |
Germany | [2] [12] [13] | |
Greece | ERT | [14] |
Hungary | MTVA | [2] [3] |
Iceland | [2] [8] [15] [16] | |
Ireland | [2] [17] [18] | |
Israel | Charlton | [2] |
Italy | [19] [20] | |
Kazakhstan | Kaztrk | [2] [6] |
Kosovo | [2] | |
Latvia | LTV | [2] [3] |
Lithuania | LRT | [2] [3] |
Macedonia | MKRTV | [3] |
Malta | PBS | [2] [3] |
Moldova | TRM | [2] [3] |
Montenegro | RTCG | [2] [3] |
Netherlands | NOS | [2] [21] |
Norway | [2] [22] | |
Poland | [23] [24] [2] [25] | |
Portugal | [2] [26] [27] | |
Romania | [2] [28] [29] | |
Russia | [30] | |
Serbia | RTS | [2] [3] |
Slovakia | RTVS | [2] [3] |
Slovenia | RTVSLO | [2] [3] |
Spain | Mediaset España | [31] [32] |
Sweden | [33] | |
Switzerland | SRG SSR | [2] [3] |
Turkey | [34] [35] | |
Ukraine | Ukrayina | [2] [36] |
United Kingdom | [2] [37] [38] [39] |
Territory | Rights holder | Ref |
---|---|---|
Africa | Canal+ Afrique | [40] |
Angola | [2] [41] [6] | |
Argentina |
| [42] [43] |
Australia | [44] | |
Bangladesh | Channel 9 | [45] |
Benin | ORTB | [6] |
Botswana | BTV | [6] |
Brazil | [2] [47] [48] | |
Brunei | Astro | [2] [47] |
Burkina Faso | RTB | [6] |
Burundi | RTNB | [6] |
Cambodia |
| [2] [49] |
Cameroon | CRTV | [6] |
Canada | [2] [50] | |
Caribbean | ESPN | [2] [51] |
Cape Verde | RTC | [6] |
Central Asia | Alma Sport | [6] |
Chile | Telecanal | [52] |
China | [2] [53] | |
Colombia | RCN Televisión | [6] |
Costa Rica | Repretel | [6] |
Cuba | TV Rebelde | [6] |
Democratic Republic of the Congo | RTNC | [6] |
Dominican Republic | Antena Latina | [6] |
Djibouti | RTD | [6] |
East Timor | RTTLep | [6] |
Ecuador |
| [6] [54] |
El Salvador | TCS | [6] |
Ethiopia | ETV | [6] |
Equatorial Guinea | Radio Televisión de Guinea Ecuatorial | [6] |
Fiji | Mai TV | [55] |
Gabon | RTG | [6] |
Gambia | GTRS | [6] |
Guatemala | Chapin TV | [6] |
Guinea | RTG | [6] |
Honduras | Televicentro | [6] |
Hong Kong | [2] [56] [57] [58] | |
Indian subcontinent | [59] | |
Indonesia | [47] [60] [61] | |
Iran | [62] | |
Ivory Coast | RTI | [6] |
Japan | [2] [6] | |
Kenya |
| [6] |
Kyrgyzstan | KTRK | [63] |
Laos | GMM Grammy | [2] |
Latin America |
| [2] [47] [64] |
Macau | TDM | [65] |
Madagascar | Télévision publiques de Madagascar | [6] |
Malawi | MBC | [6] |
Malaysia | Astro | [2] [47] [66] |
Maldives | MediaNet | [67] |
Mali | ORTM | [6] |
Mauritania | TV de Mauritanie | [6] |
Mauritius | MBC | [6] |
Mexico | [2] [47] [6] | |
MENA | beIN Sports | [2] [68] [69] |
Mozambique | TVM | [6] |
Myanmar | Sky Net | [2] |
Namibia | NBC | [6] |
New Zealand | Sky Sport | [70] |
Nicaragua | Canal 4 | [71] |
Niger | Office de radiodiffusion télévision du Niger | [6] |
Nigeria | [6] | |
Pacific Islands | Click TV | [6] |
Panama | [6] | |
Paraguay |
| [6] |
Peru | ATV | [72] |
Philippines | ABS-CBN | [2] |
Rwanda | Rwanda TV | [6] |
Senegal | RDTV | [6] |
Seychelles | SBC | [6] |
Sierra Leone | SLBC | [6] |
Singapore | Eleven Sports Network | [73] |
South Africa | [74] [75] | |
South Korea | IB Media Net Inc. | [2] |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
| [2] [74] [76] |
Suriname | SCCN | [6] |
Swaziland | Swazi TV | [6] |
Taiwan | Eleven Sports Network | [77] |
Tajikistan | Saran Media | [2] |
Tanzania | Azam TV | [6] |
Thailand | [2] [78] [79] | |
Togo | TVT | [6] |
Turkmenistan | Saran Media | [2] |
United States | ESPN | [2] [50] |
Uruguay | Tenfield | [6] |
Uzbekistan | Uzreport TV | [80] |
Venezuela | Meridiano Televisión | [47] |
Vietnam | VTV | [81] [82] |
Zambia | ZNBC | [6] |
Zimbabwe | ZBC | [6] |
Territory | Rights holder | Ref |
---|---|---|
Europe | EBU | [3] |
France | Radio France | [83] |
Germany | Sport1 | [84] |
Portugal | RTP | [85] |
South Africa | SABC | [75] |
United Kingdom | [37] [86] |
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