Sports broadcasting contracts in Belgium
This page refers to sports broadcasting contracts in Belgium. For other countries broadcast rights, see Sports television broadcast contracts.
Athletics
American football
- National Football League: MP & Silva with sublicences to Eleven Sports Network (2015-2018)
Basketball
- National Basketball Association: Eleven Sports Network (4 games a week)
Cycling
- UCI Road World Championships: VRT 2013-2016
- Amaury Sport Organisation cycling events, such as Tour de France, Vuelta a España, Critérium du Dauphiné, Paris–Roubaix, Liège–Bastogne–Liège, La Flèche Wallonne and Paris–Tours: VRT (2015–2019)
- Flanders Classics cycling events, such as Tour of Flanders: VRT (2015)
- Italian events, such as Giro d'Italia: VRT 2013-2016
- Belgian National Cycling Championships: VRT 2014-2015
Cyclo-cross
- UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships: VRT 2013-2016
- UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup: VRT 2013-2016
- Superprestige Veldrijden: Play Sports (Telenet)
- Gazet van Antwerpen Trofee: VRT 2014-2015
- Belgian National Cyclo-cross Championships: VRT 2014-2015
Field Hockey
- Hockey World League: Play Sports (Telenet) (2015)[1]
Football
Leagues
- Jupiler League: MP & Silva with sublicences to Play Sports & Proximus 11
- Proximus League: Proximus 11
- Eredivisie: Play Sports
- English Premier League: Play Sports
- Scottish Premier League: Eleven Sports Network
- Spanish La Liga: Eleven Sports Network 2015-2018/Play Sports
- French Ligue 1: Eleven Sports Network
- German Bundesliga : Play Sports
- Italian Serie A: Eleven Sports Network
- Turkish Süper Lig: Eleven Sports Network
- Portuguese Liga: Proximus 11+
- Russian Premier League: Eurosport
- Major League Soccer: Eurosport
- Brazilian Championship: Eleven Sports Network
- Ekstraklasa: Eurosport and Dailymotion.com
Domestic Cups
- Beker van België: Play Sports
- English FA Cup: Proximus 11
- Spanish Copa del Rey: Proximus 11+
International Club Competitions
- UEFA Champions League: 2BE/Club RTL, Proximus 11+
- UEFA Europa League: Play Sports, VRT
- Copa Libertadores: Eurosport
- Copa Sudamericana: Eurosport
International Matches
International Tournaments
- FIFA World Cup: VRT
Motor Racing
- FIA Formula One: Play Sports and RTBF
- FIA Formula E: Play Sports and RTBF
- Moto GP World Championship: Eurosport
Olympics
- Summer Olympics: Eurosport 2020 & 2024
- Winter Olympics: Eurosport 2018 & 2022
Tennis
References
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