Sports broadcasting contracts in Sweden
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Multi-discipline events
- Summer Olympics: Kanal 5, Kanal 9
- Winter Olympics: Kanal 5, Kanal 9
- Paralympics: Sveriges Television
American Football
NFL: TV12
Athletics
- IAAF World Championships: Sveriges Television and TV4
- IAAF Diamond League: Sveriges Television and TV4
- IAAF World Indoor Tour: Sveriges Television
- European Athletics Championships: Sveriges Television
- European Athletics Indoor Championships: Sveriges Television
- European Team Championships: Sveriges Television
Bandy
Baseball
Basketball
- EuroBasket : TV10
- EuroBasket Women : TV10
- Euroleague: Viasat
- National Basketball Association (NBA): Sportkanalen
- Svenska Basketligan: Expressen
Boxing
- Dream Boxing: DAZN: October 2022 to October 2025, all fights
Cycling
- Vuelta a España: Eurosport
- Tour de France: Eurosport
- Giro d'Italia: Eurosport
- Tour de Suisse: Eurosport
Floorball
Football
- FIFA World Cup: SVT, TV4
- FIFA World Cup qualification: TV6
- FIFA Women's World Cup: TV6
- FIFA Club World Cup: Aftonbladet
- UEFA Euro: SVT, TV4
- UEFA Women's Euro: SVT, TV4
- UEFA Nations League: TV6
- UEFA European Championship qualification: TV6
- UEFA U-19 Euro: SVT
- UEFA Women's U-19 Euro: SVT
- UEFA U-17 Euro: SVT
- UEFA Women's U-17 Euro: SVT
Swedish International Matches, Leagues and Cups:
- Sweden men's internationals:TV4
- Sweden Women's internationals:SVT, Sportkanalen
- Sweden Men's U-21: Sportkanalen
- Allsvenskan: Kanal 5, Telia
- Superettan: Telia
- Damallsvenskan: TV6
- Svenska Cupen: TV4
Leagues:
- UEFA Champions League: Telia
- UEFA Super Cup: Telia
- UEFA Youth League: Telia
- UEFA Europa League: TV6
- Premier League: TV6
- Serie A: TV4
- La Liga: TV4
- Major League Soccer: MLS Season Pass (2023-2032)
- National Women's Soccer League: DAZN[1]
- Eliteserien: Discovery+
- Ligue 1:Expressen
- Scottish Premiership: Viasat
- Football League Championship: Viasat
- UEFA Women's Champions League: DAZN
- Danish Superliga: Viasat
- Bundesliga: Viasat
- Eredivisie: Viasat
- Ekstraklasa: TBA
- Russian Premier League: YouTube (pay)
- J-League: YouTube (live coverage for J2 and cup matches only, plus highlights of all three leagues and a cup matches)
- K-League: YouTube (one match per week via COPA90)
Cups:
- Africa Cup of Nations: TBA
- FA Cup: Viasat
- FA Community Shield: Viasat
- Copa América: TV10
- Coppa Italia: Aftonbladet
- CONCACAF Gold Cup: TBA
- International Champions Cup: TBA
- CONMEBOL Libertadores:TBA
- Coupe de France: TBA
- RFEF: Aftonbladet (for Copa del Rey) and TBA (for Supercopa)
- DFB-Pokal: Viasat
- DFL-Supercup: Viasat
Golf
Handball
- World Handball Championship: TV6
- European Handball Championship: TV6
- Sweden men's internationals: Sveriges Television
- Men's Elitserien: Handbollsligan Live
- Women's Elitserien: Handbollsligan Live
- EHF Champions League: Handball Kanalen
- EHF European League: Handball Kanalen
- Bundesliga: Viasat
Ice hockey
- World Men's Championships: TV6
- World Women's Championships: SVT
- World Junior Championships: SVT, TV6
- Champions Hockey League: Viasat
- National Hockey League (NHL): TV10
- Swedish Hockey League (SHL): TV4, (playoffs)
- HockeyAllsvenskan: TV4
- TV Pucken: SVT
- Liiga (Finland): Telia
Kickboxing
- King of Kings: DAZN: October 2022 to October 2025, all fights
Mixed Martial Arts
- Bushido MMA: DAZN: October 2022 to October 2025, all fights
- CAGE MMA (Finland): Viasat
Motorsport
Speedway
Tennis
- Stockholm Open: SVT
- Australian Open: Kanal 9
- US Open: Kanal 9
- French Open: Kanal 9
- Wimbledon: Kanal 9
- ATP Tour Masters 1000: TV4
- WTA Tour: TV4
Winter sports
- FIS Nordic World Ski Championships: TV6
- FIS Alpine World Ski Championships: TV6
- FIS Alpine Ski World Cup: TV6
- FIS Cross-Country World Cup: TV6
- FIS Ski Jumping World Cup: TV6
- Biathlon World Championships: Sveriges Television
- Biathlon World Cup: Sveriges Television
- Ski Classics: Sveriges Television
- Vasaloppet: Sveriges Television
References
- ↑ Lucia, Joe (24 March 2023). "NWSL launches international streaming service with Endeavor, also strikes deal with DAZN". Awful Announcing. Retrieved 20 April 2023.
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