TV rights of the 2022 World Cup

Qatar guarantees that everyone can watch the matches of the World Football Cup live at the right times via internet and TV. The time zone of Qatar is UTC + 3, allowing Europe to follow the games at a good time. The advantage for FIFA is that the income from media rights from Europe is not at risk. The IT facilities in Qatar will be very advanced.

Where can you watch the 2022 World Cup in England?

You can watch the 2022 World Cup on TV in England via the BBC, ITV and talkSPORT. The first two channels are allowed to broadcast the matches of the World Cup live via radio, TV, mobile and internet. talkSPORT is not allowed to broadcast on TV.

List of TV channels of the 2022 FIFA World Cup

Below is the full list of TV channels for the 2022 FIFA World Cup:

Country TV channel
United Kingdom BBC
ITV
Afghanistan ATN
Albania RTSH
Angola TPA
Argentina TVP
TyC Sports
Armenia AMPTV
Australia SBS
Austria ORF
ServusTV
Azerbaijan İTV
Bangladesh T Sports
Belarus Belteleradio
Belgium RTBF
VRT
Bolivia Bolivia TV
Red Uno
Unitel
Bosnia and Herzegovina BHRT
Bulgaria BNT
Nova
Brazil TV Globo
Brunei Kristal-Astro
Cambodia TVK
Cameroon CRTV
Canada Bell Media
Cape Verde RTC
Caribbean SportsMax
Cayman Islands Logic
Central Asia Saran Media
Chile Chilevisión
Canal 13
China CCTV
Migu
Colombia Caracol Televisión
RCN Televisión
Costa Rica Teletica
Croatia HRT
Cuba ICRT
Curaçao TV Direct 13
Cyprus CyBC
Czech Republic ČT
TV Nova
Denmark DR
TV 2
Dominican Republic CDN 37
East Timor ETO TELCO
Ecuador Teleamazonas
El Salvador TCS
Estonia ERR
Europe EBU
France TF1
beIN Sports
Finland Yle
MTV3
Gabon RTG
Gambia GRTS
Ghana GBC
Georgia GPB
Germany ARD
ZDF
Deutsche Telekom
Greece ANT1
Guatemala TV Azteca
Tigo Sports
Honduras Televicentro
Hong Kong PCCW
Hungary MTVA
Iceland RÚV
Indian subcontinent Viacom18
Indonesia Emtek
Ireland RTÉ
Israel IPBC
Italy RAI
Ivory Coast NCI
Japan Abema
Fuji TV
NHK
TV Asahi
Kazakhstan Kazakh TV
Kenya KBC
Kosovo RTK
Kyrgyzstan NTRK
Latin America Vrio Corp.
Latvia LTV
Liechtenstein SRG SSR
Lithuania LRT
Macau TDM
Madagascar ORTM
Malawi MBC
Malaysia Astro
RTM
Malta PBS
Mauritius MBC
MENA beIN Sports
Mexico Sky
Televisa
TV Azteca
Moldova TRM
Mongolia Central Television
Montengero RTCG
Myanmar Sky Net
Namibia NBC
Nepal Media Hub
Netherlands NOS
New Zealand Sky
Niger ORTN
North Macedonia MRT
Norway NRK
TV 2
Pakistan ARY Digital Network
Panama RPC
TVN
Paraguay SNT
Telefuturo
Trece
TyC Sports
Tigo Sports
Peru Latina Televisión
Philippines TAP DMV
Poland TVP
Portugal RTP
SIC
Sport TV
TVI
Romania TVR
Russia Match TV
Rwanda RBA
São Tomé and Príncipe TVS
Senegal RTS
Serbia RTS
Singapore MediaCorp
Singtel
StarHub
Slovakia RTVS
Slovenia RTV
South Africa SABC
South Korea SBS
KBS
MBC
Spain RTVE
Mediapro
Movistar Plus+
Sub-Saharan Africa SuperSport
New World TV
Suriname SCCN
STVS
Sweden SVT
TV4
Switzerland SRG SSR
Taiwan CTS
ELTA
Tanzania TBC
Trinidad and Tobago CNC3
Turkey TRT
Uganda UBC
Ukraine Suspilne
MEGOGO
United States Fox
Telemundo
Uruguay ANTEL
Canal 4
Canal 10
Teledoce
TyC Sports
Uzbekistan MTRK
Venezuela Televen
Vietnam VTV
Zambia ZNBC

Globo has acquired TV rights in Brazil

Part of the TV rights for the 2022 World Cup were sold on February 28, 2012 to Brazilian broadcaster Globo. The agreement between Globo and FIFA includes cable, satellite, mobile and broadband internet in Brazil.

Globo's power to broadcast the World Cup in such a large and diverse area as Brazil, assures FIFA that all Brazilians have live access to the football tournament. Due to the broad coverage area of ​​the broadcaster, the choice fell on Globo.

For more than 40 years, FIFA and Globo have been working together with major benefits for both parties. During all these years, FIFA has made football very popular with a large audience all over the World. Globo is very proud that they can be part of FIFA. The most important thing for Globo is to give spectators access to all parts of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, as if they were on the pitch themselves.

Globo has been a partner in FIFA's TV rights since 1970 and with this agreement has acquired rights to broadcast the 2014 World Cup in its own country up to and including the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Globo is one of the largest TV broadcasters in the World and is very innovative with Brazilian football.

Al Jazeera Sport buys the broadcasting rights of the 2022 World Cup

Part of the broadcasting rights of the 2022 World Cup were sold to Al Jazeera Sport. FIFA announced this on January 26, 2011. This agreement is the first signed agreement of the media rights of FIFA and the World Cup. A few weeks ago it was announced that the soccer tournament will be held in Qatar.

The agreement with Al Jazeera Sport, headquartered in Qatar, includes cable, satellite, mobile and broadband internet in 23 different areas and countries in the Middle East and North Africa. This gives Al Jazeera Sport the rights and obligations to make the World Football Cup in 2022 accessible to the general public for football fans from the Middle East and North Africa.

Al Jazeera Sport has been working with FIFA since 2009, giving the sports channel the rights to broadcast three World Cups. This means that the channel will be allowed to broadcast live the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, the 2018 World Cup in Russia and the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. With this FIFA has a strong partner according to Jérome Valcke, secretary of FIFA.

Nasser Al Khelaifi, manager of Al Jazeera Sport, is delighted with this deal, as a result of which football fans from the Middle East and North Africa are now guaranteed to receive the best programming of the World's largest football event.

The areas covered by this agreement are: Algarve, Bahrain, Comoros, Djibouti, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, UEA , Yemen and Palestine.
Date published: 16-03-2010 | Date updated: 02-10-2024 | Author:

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