Broadcast Rights
FIFA Women's Champions Cup: Broadcast deals and schedule confirmed
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FIFA has announced broadcast partners for the final stage of its inaugural Women's Champions Cup, building on last month's venue reveal. DAZN will provide free global coverage in most territories, while Sky Sports covers the UK and Ireland. The four-team knockout takes place in London from January 28 to February 1, with teams now confirmed.
Formula 1 has agreed a new long-term partnership with Sky Sports for exclusive live broadcast rights in the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Italy. The deal runs until 2034 in the UK and Ireland and through 2032 in Italy.
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The U.S. Justice Department has launched an investigation into the National Football League's broadcast and streaming rights practices, probing potential anticompetitive effects that harm consumer affordability and provider competition. The inquiry, amid fan and lawmaker complaints over rising subscription costs for exclusive games, scrutinizes the league's shift to digital platforms while leveraging its antitrust exemptions.
UEFA has awarded the majority of Champions League broadcast rights in the UK to Paramount+ starting from the 2027-28 season through 2031, ending TNT Sports' long-standing deal. Amazon Prime Video retains first-pick Tuesday matches, while Sky Sports takes over Europa League and Conference League coverage. The BBC will continue providing highlights until 2031.
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US media company Paramount has secured the rights to broadcast most UEFA Champions League matches in the UK from 2027 to 2031, in a deal worth over £1 billion. This replaces TNT Sports, which has held the rights since 2015, while Amazon Prime will continue showing one Tuesday game per matchday. Sky Sports has also won exclusive rights to all Europa League and Conference League games from the 2027-28 season.