Sports broadcasting contracts in Australia
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This article refers to the sports broadcasting contracts in Australia. For a list of other country's broadcasting rights, see Sports television broadcast contracts.
Certain sporting events are protected by Australia's Anti-siphoning laws which means free-to-air television broadcasters have the chance to bid on protected events before pay television.
Contents
- 1 American football
- 2 Athletics
- 3 Australian rules football
- 4 Baseball
- 5 Basketball
- 6 Combat Sports
- 7 Cricket
- 8 Cycling
- 9 Field Hockey
- 10 Football
- 11 Gaelic football
- 12 Golf
- 13 Horse-racing
- 14 Ice Hockey
- 15 Ironman(Surf lifesaving)
- 16 Lacrosse
- 17 Motorsports
- 18 Multi-discipline events
- 19 Netball
- 20 Rugby league
- 21 Rugby union
- 22 Sailing
- 23 Swimming
- 24 Ten-pin bowling
- 25 Tennis
- 26 Wrestling
- 27 References
American football
- National Football League:
- ESPN: (until 2020/21)[1] Up to three live games per week including Thursday, Sunday and Monday Night Football, NFL RedZone,[1][2] and all playoffs.
- Seven Network / 7mate: (2014/15–2018/19)[3] Three live games per week includes Sunday Night Football and all playoffs.
- Pro Bowl: Seven Network (2015–2019), ESPN (until 2021)[4]
- Super Bowl: Seven Network (2015–2019)[3] ESPN (until 2021)[4]
- NCAA: ESPN Australia[5]
- Arena Football League: ESPN
- German Bowl: Eurosport
Athletics
- IAAF World Championships in Athletics: TBA (2017)
- IAAF Diamond League: Eurosport (–2015)[6]
- Australian Athletics Tour: No announcement about 2015 onwards.
Australian rules football
- Australian Football League:
- Seven Network: (2012–2016)[7] Four matches per round nationally. Friday night (1 match, live around Australia), Saturday afternoon (1 match, live in NSW, QLD & ACT, delayed in VIC, SA, WA, TAS & NT), Saturday night (1 match, live in NSW, VIC, QLD, TAS, ACT & NT, live or near live in SA & WA) & Sunday afternoon (1 match, live in NSW, VIC, QLD, TAS, ACT & NT, live or near live in SA & WA). Local teams replace broadcast into local markets every week of the season in SA, WA, QLD & NSW.
- Seven Network: (2017–2022)[8] 3-4 matches per round live nationally. Friday night (1 match), Saturday night (1 match) and Sunday afternoon (3.20pm eastern time zone slot match). Further 11 games on public holidays / eve. Between 5-6 Thursday night games. Local teams replace broadcast into local markets every week of the season in SA, WA, QLD & NSW. 3 games each season in SA & WA featuring a local team broadcast on delayed basis.
- Finals Series: Every match live nationally including the Grand Final.
- Fox Footy: (2012–2016, 2017–2022)[9][10] Every match per round, live nationally.
- Finals Series: Every match live nationally except the Grand Final.
- Australian Football League: Pre-season NAB Challenge
- Brownlow Medal:
- Seven Network: (2012–2016)[11]
- Seven Network: (2017–2022)[8] Exclusive coverage.
- Fox Footy: (2012–2016)[9]
State Leagues
- Victorian Football League: Seven Network (2015–2016)[12]
- 1 live game each Saturday or Sunday afternoon, most finals and Grand Final live.
- South Australian National Football League: Seven Network (2014–2016)[13]
- West Australian Football League: Seven Network (2015–2017)[14]
Others
- E. J. Whitten Legends Game: Seven Network (2016–2020)[15]
Baseball
- Australian Baseball League: Abl.tv, YouTube
- Major League Baseball: ESPN[18]
- Postseason - ESPN (Live & delayed rights)
- World Series - ESPN
Basketball
- National Basketball League:
- Fox Sports (2015/16–2019/20) All matches live including Semifinal, and Grand Final.[19]
- Nine Network (2015/16) One weekly match every Sunday Afternoon.[20]
- Women's National Basketball League:
- WNBL.com.au (via YouTube)
- National Basketball Association: ESPN (until 2015/16),[21] TBA (2016/17–2020/21)
- Women's National Basketball Association: ESPN (2009–2016),[22] TBA (2017–2021)
International
- Australian Boomers matches: Fox Sports
- Australian Opals matches: Fox Sports
- FIBA Oceania Championship: Nine Network (2015, 2017)
- FIBA Oceania Championship for Women: Nine Network (2015, 2017)
- FIBA EuroBasket: Eurosport
- FIBA Basketball World Cup: TBA (2019)
- FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup: TBA (2018)
Other
- NCAA: ESPN (until 2023/24)[23]
- Euroleague Basketball: Eurosport
Combat Sports
- Boxing: Fox Sports, ESPN, Eurosport, BeIN Sports, Main Event
- Ultimate Fighting Championship: Fox Sports (Fight Night), Main Event (PPV)
Cricket
International
- Test Cricket in Australia: Nine Network (2013/14–2017/18)[24]
- One-day International Cricket in Australia: Nine Network (2013/14–2017/18)[24]
- Twenty20 International Cricket in Australia: Nine Network (2013/14–2017/18)[24]
- Overseas Test cricket :
- Fox Sports covers most international series, all that involve Australia, except the 2019 Ashes in England [25][26]
- Nine Network covering The Ashes in England (2019)[27]
- Overseas One-day International Cricket:
- Fox Sports covers most games, all that involve Australia.[26]
- Nine Network covering the Australian cricket team in England against England (2019)[27][28]
- Cricket World Cup: TBA (2019)
- ICC World Twenty20: TBA (2020)
- ICC Women's World Twenty20: TBA
- ICC Champions Trophy: TBA (2017)
Domestic/Club
- Sheffield Shield: Cricket Australia TV (via YouTube)
- Matador BBQs One-Day Cup: Nine Network (2013-2017)[29]
- Big Bash League: Network Ten (2013/14–2017/18)[30]
- Women's Big Bash League: One (2015/16) Eight of the 59 matches, including the final.[31][32]
- Indian Premier League: CricketGateway.com (2016)[33]
- Caribbean Premier League: Fox Sports[34]
Exhibition/Other
Cycling
- Herald Sun Tour - Nine Network (2015–2016)[35] Fox Sports (2015–2016)[35]
- Tour Down Under - Nine Network (highlights for the first four stages, last two stages live) (2012–2015)[36]
- Giro d'Italia - SBS / SBS 2 (All stages live)[37]
- Tour de France - SBS / SBS 2 (until 2023)[38] Fox Sports (highlights)
- Vuelta a España - Eurosport (live) SBS (highlights)
- Tour of California - SBS 2 (live) Eurosport (live)
- UCI World Cups
- UCI Track Cycling World Championships SBS (2015)[39]
- UCI Mountain Bike & Trials World Championships No announcement about 2015 onwards.
- UCI Road World Championships No announcement about 2015 onwards.
- UCI BMX World Championships - No live coverage announcement about 2015 onwards.
Extensive coverage of other tours available on Eurosport and SBS.
Field Hockey
- Hockey World Cup: TBA (2018)
- Hockey World League: TBA (2017)
- Australia Kookaburras matches: Fox Sports
- Australia Hockeyroos matches: Fox Sports
Football
Leagues
- A-League:
- Fox Sports (2013/14–2016/17):[40] Live coverage of every match including all finals matches and the Grand Final.
- SBS (2013/14–2016/17):[40] One live match per week on a Friday night. All finals matches and the Grand Final on a one-hour delay;
- W-League:
- Fox Sports (2015/16): One live match per week on Sunday, both semi-finals and the grand final.[41]
- ABC (2015/16): One live match per week on Sunday, both semi-finals and the grand final.[41]
- English Premier League:
- English Football Championship: BeIN Sports
- Spanish La Liga: BeIN Sports
- French Ligue 1: BeIN Sports
- German Bundesliga : BeIN Sports (2011/12–2019/20),[44]
- Italian Serie A: Rai Italia, BeIN Sports
- Major League Soccer: ESPN, BeIN Sports (2015–2018)[45]
- Portuguese Primeira Liga:
- Scottish Premier League: BeIN Sports[46]
- Superleague Greece: Antenna Pacific
- Turkcell Süper Lig: Lig TV
Domestic Cups
- Copa del Rey: SBS (2016) Live coverage of the final.[47]
- Coppa Italia: SBS (2016) Live coverage of the final.[47]
- FFA Cup: Fox Sports [48] Live coverage of at least 10 matches from the Round of 32 onwards, including all Quarter Finals, both Semi Finals and the Final.
- English FA Cup: ESPN (2012/13–2017/18)[49]
- English League Cup: BeIN Sports
- Scottish Cup: BeIN Sports[46]
- Scottish League Cup: BeIN Sports[46]
- Greek Cup: Antenna Pacific
- Trophée des Champions: beIN Sports
International Club Competitions
- AFC Champions League: Fox Sports
- Copa América Centenario: SBS (2016) Live coverage of the four quarter finals, two semi-finals, and final.[47]
- UEFA Champions League:
- SBS: (2015/16–2017/18)[50] One live match on Wednesdays and a weekly one hour highlights show on Thursday nights.
- BeIN Sports: (2015/16–2017/18)[51] All games live.
- UEFA Europa League: BeIN Sports (2015/16–2017/18)[51]
- OFC Champions League: NITV
- Copa Sudamericana: BeIN Sports[46]
- FIFA Club World Cup: Fox Sports
Club channel coverage
- AVTV: Eurosport
- MUTV - Foxtel (1 July 2016- )[52]
- Chelsea TV - Foxtel (1 July 2016- )[52]
- Citytv - Fox Sports (Dedicated programming blocks only; 1 July 2016- )[52]
- Arsenal TV - Fox Sports (Dedicated programming blocks only; 1 July 2016- )[52]
- LFC TV (Liverpool F.C. TV) - Foxtel (1 July 2016- )[52]
- Spurs TV - Fox Sports (Dedicated programming blocks only; 1 July 2016- )[52]
- Real Madrid TV: FetchTV
- Barça TV: Eurosport
International Matches
- Australian National Men's Team (Socceroos) matches:
- Fox Sports (2013–2017):[40] Live coverage of every Socceroos World Cup Qualifier and international fixture.
- SBS (until 2017):[40] World Cup Qualifiers on a one-hour delay
- Australian Youth: SBS
- Australian Women's National Teams:
- ABC
- Fox Sports
- Seven Network Olympic Qualifiers
- English Home Internationals: BeIN Sports
- Germany Home Internationals: BeIN Sports
- Spain Home Internationals: SBS
- Selected FIFA World Cup Qualifiers: Channel 33
- Brazil Internationals: ESPN
- Other International Matches: BeIN Sports, ESPN,[18] SBS
- A-League All Stars Game: Seven Network
International Tournaments
- AFC Asian Cup: TBA (2019)
- FIFA World Cup:
- UEFA European Championship:
- SBS (2016): 8 matches from the knockout rounds.
- BeIN Sports: All matches live[43]
- FIFA Confederations Cup:
- Other FIFA Tournaments: SBS
- International Champions Cup: Nine Network (2016)
- African Cup of Nations: BeIN Sports[53] Eurosport (2015)[54]
Other
- National Premier Leagues Victoria: Channel 31 Melbourne
- SBS shows a football fixture as part of their Sunday afternoon football show The World Game. This is often from the UEFA Champions League, but is sometimes a game from one of a number of South American/European or Asian leagues.
- Aurora has a one-hour highlights program showing highlights from Australia's various amateur leagues each week, called the Australian Premier League Highlights Show.
Gaelic football
- Gaelic Athletic Association:
- International Rules Series In Australia: Seven Network in (VIC & SA) only & 7mate in (NSW, QLD & WA) only
- International Rules Series In Ireland: 7mate
Golf
- Perth International: TBA (2016–2018)
- Australian Masters: TBA (2016–2018)
- Australian Open: TBA (2016–2018)
- Australian PGA Championship: TBA (2016–2018)
- U.S. Masters: 7mate,[56] Fox Sports (2014–2017)[57]
- U.S. Open: Fox Sports (2015–2018)[57]
- British Open: Fox Sports (until 2017)[57]
- U.S. PGA Championship: Fox Sports (2015–2018)[57]
- U.S. LPGA Championship: Fox Sports (2015–2018)[57]
- PGA Tour: Fox Sports (2015–2018),[57] ABC (Highlight)
- World Golf Championships: Fox Sports
- Ryder Cup: Fox Sports (2014, 2016, 2018)[58]
- Presidents Cup: Fox Sports
- European Tour: Fox Sports (2015–2018)[57]
- EurAsia Cup: Fox Sports (2016, 2018)[58]
- OneAsia Tour: Fox Sports (2015–2018)[57]
- Women's Australian Open: ABC
Horse-racing
- Kentucky Derby: ESPN
- Preakness Stakes: ESPN
- Melbourne Cup: Seven Network[59]
- Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival: Seven Network
- Royal Ascot: Seven Network (2014-unknown)[60]
- All metropolitan, country and international race meetings: Sky Racing
- All Victorians race meetings: Racing.com
Ice Hockey
- Australian Ice Hockey League: Fox Sports (Highlights)
- National Hockey League: Fox Sports
Ironman(Surf lifesaving)
- Australian Club Championship: Seven Network
- Kellogg's Nutri-Grain Ironman Series Nine Network (2014–2019)
- Coolangatta Gold
- Summer of Surf Series (Fox Sports)
- Ocean Thunder(Professional Surfboat Series)
Lacrosse
Motorsports
- V8 Supercars:
- Network Ten (2015–2020)[61] Six races live plus highlight packages of all races.
- Fox Sports (2015–2020)[61] All practice, qualifying, top ten shootout and races live.
- FIA Formula One:
- Network Ten (2015–2019)[62] Ten races live plus highlight packages of other Ten races, depending on how many races there are per season. Practice and qualifying highlights shown during RPM with full coverage (practice, qualifying and race) shown live of Australian GP. Ten is the official broadcaster of the Aussie GP
- Fox Sports (2015–2019)[63] All practice, qualifying, and races live.
- Motorcycle Grand Prix (MotoGP):
- Network Ten (2015–2016)[64] Main races live. Live coverage of Moto3, Moto2, qualifying and the race held at Phillip Island.
- Fox Sports (2015–2016)[64] Main races live including Moto2 & Moto3 categories and all practice, and qualifying practices.
- NASCAR: Fox Sports
- NASCAR Sprint Cup Series: Fox Sports
- NASCAR Xfinity Series: Fox Sports
- NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Fox Sports (exclusive live)
- FIA World Rally Championships: Fox Sports
- Australian Rally Championship: Network Ten / One (Highlights)
- Superbike World Championship: Fox Sports (live), SBS (Highights)
- IRL IndyCar Series: Fox Sports
- FIA Formula E: Fox Sports, One (highlights)
- FIA World Endurance Championship: Fox Sports, Eurosport (2014–2016)[65]
- 24 Hours of Le Mans: Fox Sports, Eurosport (2014–2016)[65]
- Bathurst 12 Hour: Seven Network / 7mate
Multi-discipline events
- Commonwealth Games: Seven Network (2018)[66]
- Summer Olympics: Seven Network (2016, 2020)[67]
- Winter Olympics: Seven Network (2018)[68]
- Paralympics: Seven Network (2016)[69]
- European Games: TBA (2019)
- Pacific Games: TBA (2019)
Netball
- ANZ Championship:
- Fox Sports (2015–2016): All games per round live.[70]
- Network Ten (2015–2016): One Sunday game per week live.[71]
- Constellation Cup: TBA (2016)
- INF Netball World Cup: TBA (2019)
- International Netball Super Series: TBA (2016)
Rugby league
- National Rugby League:
- Nine Network (2013–2017):[72][73] Three games per round. Thursday night (1 match), Friday night (1 match) and Sunday afternoon (1 match). In 2017, one additional game per round on Saturday night for the last 5 rounds of the season.
- Nine Network (2018–2022)[73][74] Three games per round. Thursday night (1 match), Friday night (1 match) and Sunday afternoon (1 match). 1 additional game per round on Saturday night for the last 5 rounds of the season.
- Finals series: Every game of the finals series including the Grand Final.
- Fox Sports (2013–2017)[72] Five games per round, live nationally. From 2016, all games live nationally, including all Finals Series games live except the Grand Final.[73]
- Untitled 24-hour NRL channel (2018–2022)[75] Every game per round, live nationally.
- Finals Series: Every game live nationally except the Grand Final.
- National Youth Competition:
- Nine Network: (Grand Final Only)
- Fox Sports: Two games per week live.
- State of Origin:
- Nine Network (2013–2017):[72]
- Nine Network (2018–2022):[74]
- Fox Sports: Replay coverage.
- Queensland Cup: Nine Network (2013–2017)[72]
- New South Wales Cup: Fox Sports
- Super League: Fox Sports
- Challenge Cup: Fox Sports
- Rugby League World Cup: Seven Network (2017)[76]
- Four Nations: Nine Network, Fox Sports
- Other Tests: Nine Network, Fox Sports
Rugby union
- Rugby World Cup:
- TBA (2019)
- The Rugby Championship:
- Network Ten (2016–2020): Wallabies games[77][78]
- Fox Sports (2016–2020): Every game[77][78]
- Bledisloe Cup:
- Fox Sports (2016–2020)[77][78]
- Network Ten (2016-2020)[77][78]
- Wallabies Rugby Internationals:
- Network Ten (2016–2020): Home internationals
- Fox Sports (2016–2020): Live nationally
- Wallabies Spring Tour:
- Network Ten (2016–2020): Home internationals
- Fox Sports (2016–2020): England match only
- BeIN Sports: Live nationally except England match
- All Blacks Internationals:
- Fox Sports
- BeIN Sports: Spring Tour
- Super Rugby:
- Fox Sports: Every match live (2016–2020)[77][78]
- Network Ten: One delayed match every Sunday morning, and delayed coverage of finals matches which involve Australian teams (2016-2020)[77][78]
- National Rugby Championship: Fox Sports (2016-2020)[77][78]
- Shute Shield: 7TWO (2015-)
- Currie Cup: Fox Sports (2016-2020)[77][78]
- Heineken Cup: BeIN Sports
- Mitre 10 Cup : Fox Sports (2016-2020)[77][78]
- Six Nations Championship: BeIN Sports (Live), ESPN (Delay)[79]
- English Premiership: BeIN Sports
- Celtic League: BeIN Sports
- European Challenge Cup: BeIN Sports
- Anglo-Welsh Cup: BeIN Sports
- England home internationals: BeIN Sports
Sailing
- Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race: Seven Network (until 2021)[80]
- America's Cup: Fox Sports (2017)[81]
Swimming
- Australian Swimming Championships: Seven Network (2016–2025)
- FINA World Aquatics Championships: Seven Network (2015, 2017)[82]
Ten-pin bowling
Tennis
- Australian Open Series
- Australian Open: Seven Network / 7TWO / 7mate (2015–2019)[83]
- Brisbane International: 7TWO (2015–2019)[83]
- World Tennis Challenge: 7TWO (highlights)
- Hobart International:
- Hopman Cup: 7mate (2014–2018)
- Priceline Pharmacy Kooyong Classic: 7TWO (2015–2019)[83]
- Apia International: 7TWO (2015–2019)[83]
- French Open: Fox Sports (2014–2016)[84]
- Wimbledon: Seven Network / 7TWO (2016–2017)[85] Fox Sports[85]
- U.S. Open: Fox Sports (2013–2016)[86]
- Davis Cup: Seven Network (2015–2016)[87] Fox Sports
- Fed Cup: Seven Network (2015–2016)[87] Fox Sports
- Mubadala World Tennis Championship: Fox Sports
- WTA Tour (except Australian Tournaments):
- WTA International tournaments: Fox Sports, Eurosport, BeIN Sports (2017–2021)[88]
- WTA Premier tournaments: Fox Sports, BeIN Sports (2017–2021)[88]
- ATP World Tour (except Australian Tournaments)
- ATP World Tour 250 series: Fox Sports, Eurosport, BeIN Sports
- ATP World Tour 500 series: ESPN (2016–2020)[89]
- ATP World Tour Masters 1000: ESPN (2016–2020)[89]
Wrestling
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