Sports broadcasting contracts in Russia

This article refers to sports broadcasting contracts in Russia. For a list of rights in other countries, see Sports television broadcast contracts.

Football

National tournaments

FIFA World Cup: Channel One, Russia 1, Sport 1
UEFA European Football Championship: Channel One, Russia 1, Sport 1
FIFA World Cup and UEFA Euro Qualification: Channel One, Russia 1, Sport 1
Russia (qualification and friendly matches) :

National football team: Channel One, Russia 1, Sport 1

Second football team: Russia 2, Sport 1

U-21 football team: Russia 2, Sport 1

Germany (qualification and friendly matches)

National football team: Russia 2, Sport 1^[1]

Club tournaments

International tournaments

UEFA Supercup: Match TV, Football 1

UEFA Champions League: Match TV, Football 1, Football 2, Football 3, Arena, The Game

UEFA Europa League: Match TV, Football 1, Football 2, Football 3, Arena, The Game

UEFA Youth League: Football 1, Football 2, Football 3

Russia

Russian Super Cup: Channel One, Our Football

Russian Cup: Match TV, Our Football

Russian Premier League: Match TV (1st pick), Our Football

Football Championship of the National League: Sport (other games)^[2]* England: Premier League: NTV+

FA Cup: Russia 2, Sport 1^[1]

Capital One Cup: Russia 2, Sport 1

Spain

Supercopa de España: Sport 1, Sport 1

La Liga: NTV+

Copa del Rey: NTV+

Germany

DFL-Supercup: Eurosport 2

DFB-Pokal: Russia 2, Sport 1^[1]

Fußball-Bundesliga: Eurosport 2

2. Fußball-Bundesliga: Eurosport 2

USA

MLS: Eurosport

Italy

Serie A: NTV+

France

Ligue 1: NTV+

India

I-League:

Netherlands

Eredivisie: Football-TV

Portugal

Primeira: Football-TV

American football

USA

NFL: NTV+

Basketball

Hockey

Kontinental Hockey League: Russia 2, KHL TV, territorial channels
Russian Major League: Sport, KHL TV
Minor Hockey League: Sport, KHL TV, territorial channels
American Hockey League: Viasat Sport East^[4]

Futsal

Russian Futsal Super League: Russia 2 (play-off), Sport^[5]

Baseball

Major League Baseball: Viasat Sport East^[6]

Golf

Winter sports

Athletics

Motor Racing

Olympic Games

2014 Winter Olympics: Channel One, Russia 1, Russia 2, NTV+, Sport 1, Sport^[7]
2016 Summer Olympics: Channel One, Russia 1, Russia 2, NTV+, Sport 1, Sport^[7]

Tennis

References

Sports broadcasting contracts in Asia

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States with limited recognition	Abkhazia Nagorno-Karabakh Northern Cyprus Palestine South Ossetia Taiwan

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Sports broadcasting contracts in Europe

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States with limited recognition	Abkhazia Kosovo Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Northern Cyprus South Ossetia Transnistria

Dependencies and other territories	Åland Faroe Islands Gibraltar Guernsey Jersey Isle of Man Svalbard

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