2019 FIFA Women's World Cup broadcasting rights

FIFA, through several companies, sold the broadcasting rights for the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup^[1] to the following broadcasters.

Television edit

Participating nations edit

Country	Broadcaster
Country	Free	Pay
France (host)	TF1 (French)	Canal+ (French)
Cameroon	CRTV (English and French)	Canal+ (French)
Cameroon	CRTV (English and French)	SuperSport (English)
Nigeria
South Africa
Argentina	Televisión Pública	TyC Sports
Argentina		DirecTV Sports
Chile	Chilevisión	DirecTV Sports
Australia	SBS	Optus Sport
Brazil	Grupo Globo
Brazil	Grupo Bandeirantes
Canada	CTV (English)	TSN (English)
Canada	CTV (English)	RDS (French)
China	CCTV
Germany	ARD	DAZN
Germany	ZDF	DAZN
Italy	RAI	Sky Sport
Jamaica	TVJ
Japan	NHK	J Sports
Japan	Fuji TV	J Sports
Netherlands^EBU	NOS
New Zealand		Sky Sport
Norway	NRK
Norway	TV2
South Korea	KBS
South Korea	MBC
Spain	Gol
Sweden	SVT
Sweden	TV4
Thailand	PPTV^[2]	beIN Sports
United Kingdom	BBC
United States	Fox (English)	Fox Sports 1/2 (English)
	NBC Sports * Telemundo (Spanish)
	NBC Sports * Telemundo (Spanish)	NBC Sports (Spanish) * Universo * NBC Sports Network (selected USWNT games)

Non-participating nations edit

Country/Region	Broadcaster
Country/Region	Free	Pay
Afghanistan	ATN
Albania^EBU	RTSH
Andorra	Gol (Spanish)	Canal+ (French)
Andorra	TF1 (French)
Monaco	TF1 (French)
Francophone countries French Guiana French Polynesia Guadeloupe Martinique Mayotte New Caledonia Réunion Saint Pierre and Miquelon Wallis and Futuna Bold indicates not available on C+.	La 1ère (French)
Sub-saharan Africa non-participants English language only Botswana Eritrea Eswatini Ethiopia Gambia Ghana Kenya Lesotho Liberia Malawi Namibia Sierra Leone Somalia South Sudan Sudan Tanzania Uganda Zimbabwe Zambia Also available in French language Benin Burkina Faso Burundi Central African Republic Chad Comoros Congo DR Congo Djibouti Equatorial Guinea Gabon Guinea Ivory Coast Madagascar Mali Mauritania Mauritius Niger Rwanda Senegal Seychelles Togo Also available in Portuguese language Angola Cape Verde Guinea-Bissau Mozambique Sao Tome and Principe
		SuperSport (English and Portuguese)
Armenia^EBU	APMTV
Austria^EBU	ORF
Azerbaijan	İTV
Belarus^EBU	Belteleradio
Belgium^EBU	VRT (Dutch) RTBF (French)
Luxembourg^EBU	VRT (Dutch) RTBF (French)
Bolivia	Unitel	Tigo Sports^CTA
Bolivia	Red Uno
Paraguay
Central America Costa Rica Dominican Republic El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua Panama
	Televisa
Mexico	Televisa
Brunei		Astro
Malaysia		Astro
Bulgaria^EBU	BNT
Caribbean		DirecTV Sports
South America non-participants Colombia Ecuador Peru Uruguay Venezuela		DirecTV Sports
Cambodia		beIN Sports
Indonesia
Laos
Middle East and North Africa Algeria Bahrain Chad Comoros Djibouti Egypt Iran Iraq Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Libya Mauritania Morocco Oman Palestine Qatar Saudi Arabia Somalia Sudan Syria Tunisia United Arab Emirates Yemen
Philippines
Singapore
Timor-Leste
Colombia	Caracol
Colombia	RCN
Costa Rica	Teletica
Croatia^EBU	HRT
Curaçao	Direct Media
Cyprus^EBU	RIK
Czech Republic^EBU	ČT
Denmark	DR SVT (except Denmark)
Faroe Islands
Greenland
El Salvador	TCS
Estonia^EBU	ERR
Finland	YLE
Honduras	TVC
Hong Kong	Hong Kong Open TV	i-Cable
Hungary^EBU	MTVA
Iceland^EBU	RÚV
Indian subcontinent Bangladesh Bhutan India Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka		SPN
Ireland^EBU	RTÉ (English)
Ireland^EBU	TG4 (Irish)^[3]
Israel^EBU	KAN
Kosovo	RTK
Latvia^EBU	LTV
Liechtenstein^EBU	SRG SSR
Switzerland^EBU	SRG SSR
Lithuania^EBU	LRT
Malta^EBU	PBS
Montenegro^EBU	RTCG
Nicaragua	Televicentro
Nicaragua	Canal 10
North Korea	KBS
	MBC
	SBS
North Macedonia^EBU	MRT
Pacific		Sky Sport
Peru	Latina
Poland^EBU	TVP
Portugal^EBU	RTP
Puerto Rico	Telemundo (Spanish)
Puerto Rico	Fox (English)
Romania^EBU	TVR
San Marino	RAI	Sky Sport
Vatican City	RAI	Sky Sport
Senegal	RTS
Serbia^EBU	RTS
Slovakia^EBU	RTVS
Slovenia^EBU	RTVSLO
Togo	New World
Turkey^EBU	TRT
Ukraine^EBU	UA:PBC
Uruguay	Teledoce	ANTEL
	Canal 4
	Canal 10

Radio edit

Participating nations edit

Country	Broadcaster
France (host)	Radio France
	Europe 1
	RMC
	RTL
Argentina	TyC
Australia	SBS
Brazil	Grupo Globo
Brazil	Grupo Bandeirantes
Cameroon	CRTV
Chile	TyC
China	CNR
Germany	ARD
Italy	RAI
Jamaica	RJ
Japan	NHK
Netherlands^EBU	NOS
New Zealand	Radio NZ
Norway	NRK
South Korea	KBS
	MBC
	SBS
Sweden	SVT
Thailand	MCOT
United Kingdom	BBC
United Kingdom	Talksport
United States	Fox Sports Radio (English)
United States	Fútbol de Primera (Spanish)

Non-participating nations edit

Country/Region	Broadcaster
Albania^EBU	RTSH
Andorra	Radio France (French) Europe 1 (French) RMC (French) RTL (French)
Monaco
Luxembourg^EBU
Luxembourg^EBU	VRT (Dutch) RTBF (French)
Belgium^EBU	VRT (Dutch) RTBF (French)
Armenia^EBU	HR
Austria^EBU	ORF
Azerbaijan^EBU	İctimai Radio
Belarus^EBU	Belteleradio
Bulgaria^EBU	BNR
Caribbean	TyC
South America non-participants Bolivia Colombia Ecuador Paraguay Peru Uruguay Venezuela	TyC
Central America Costa Rica Dominican Republic El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua Panama	Televisa
Mexico	Televisa
Colombia	Caracol
Colombia	RCN
Costa Rica	Teletica
China	CRI
Croatia^EBU	HRT
Cambodia	WMCAM
Curaçao	Direct Media
Cyprus^EBU	RIK
Czech Republic^EBU	ČR
Denmark	DR
Estonia^EBU	ERR
Finland	YLE
Hungary^EBU	MTVA
Iceland^EBU	RÚV
Ireland^EBU	RTÉ (English and Irish)
Israel^EBU	KAN
Latvia^EBU	LR
Liechtenstein^EBU	SRG SSR
Switzerland^EBU	SRG SSR
Lithuania^EBU	LRT
Mali	ORTM
Malta^EBU	PBS
Montenegro^EBU	RTCG
North Korea	KBS
	MBC
	SBS
North Macedonia^EBU	MRT
Pacific	Radio NZ
Papua New Guinea	NBC
Poland^EBU	PR
Portugal^EBU	RTP
Puerto Rico	Fútbol de Primera (Spanish)
Puerto Rico	Fox Sports Radio (English)
Romania^EBU	RR
Samoa	Radio Polynesia
San Marino	RAI
Vatican City	RAI
Senegal	RTS
Serbia^EBU	RTS
Slovakia^EBU	RTVS
Slovenia^EBU	RTVSLO
Tonga	Broadcom
Turkey^EBU	TRT
Ukraine^EBU	UA:PBC
Vanuatu	VBTC

Notes edit

^EBU - EBU has made an agreement for 38 territories.^[4] They made the event also available in these territories on their own website eurovisionsports.tv, where you can watch the games live when they are not broadcast or streamed by the local broadcaster and on-demand.

^CTA - CTA Coverage is not available in Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, and Panama

References edit

^ "FIFA Women's World Cup France 2019 Media Rights Licesees" (PDF). FIFA. 19 June 2019. Archived from the original (PDF) on June 7, 2019. Retrieved 24 June 2019.
^ "PPTV HD36 scores Women's World Cup rights in Thailand - PPTV HD36". www.pptvhd36.com. Retrieved 2019-06-04.
^ "RTE and TG4 to show every match of FIFA Women's World Cup this summer". Extra.ie. 2019-04-16. Retrieved 2019-05-25.
^ "FIFA and EBU extend 'Other FIFA Events' cooperation until 2022". ebu.ch. Retrieved 2019-06-23.

[1] "FIFA Women's World Cup France 2019 Media Rights Licesees" (PDF). FIFA. 19 June 2019. Archived from the original (PDF) on June 7, 2019. Retrieved 24 June 2019.

[2] "PPTV HD36 scores Women's World Cup rights in Thailand - PPTV HD36". www.pptvhd36.com. Retrieved 2019-06-04.

[3] "RTE and TG4 to show every match of FIFA Women's World Cup this summer". Extra.ie. 2019-04-16. Retrieved 2019-05-25.

[4] "FIFA and EBU extend 'Other FIFA Events' cooperation until 2022". ebu.ch. Retrieved 2019-06-23.

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