Sports broadcasting contracts in Australia

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.

Association Football

Football

Leagues
  • A-League:
    • Fox Sports (2017/18–2020/21): Live coverage of every game.[1]
    • ABC (2019/20–2020/21): One game every Saturday at 5:00 PM, plus all finals and grand final delayed.
  • W-League:
    • Fox Sports (2017/18–2020/21): Live coverage of every game.[2]
    • ABC (2019/20–2020/21): One live game per week every Sunday afternoon game, plus all finals and grand final live.
  • Chinese Super League: OVO Mobile
  • J-League (2020-2022): these channels also have the highlights of all three leagues.

Domestic Cups

International Club Competitions/Tournaments

Club channel coverage
  • Arsenal TV: beIN Sports (2019- )
  • Barça TV: beIN Sports (2019- )
  • Celtic TV: beIN Sports (2019- )
  • Chelsea TV: beIN Sports (2019- )
  • Citytv: beIN Sports (2019- )[12]
  • FCBtv: beIN Sports (2019- )
  • Inter Channel: beIN Sports (2019- )
  • Juventus Channel: beIN Sports (2019- )
  • LFC TV: beIN Sports (2019- )
  • Milan Channel: beIN Sports (2019- )
  • MUTV: beIN Sports (2019- )
  • Rangers TV: beIN Sports (2019- )
  • Real Madrid TV: beIN Sports (2019- )
  • Spurs TV: beIN Sports (2019- )

International Matches

International Tournaments

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 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.

Futsal

International Tournaments

International Club Competitions/Tournaments

Athletics

Australian rules football
  • Australian Football League:
    • Seven Network: (2017–2024)[18] 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: (2017–2024)[19] 6 matches per round, live nationally. They also simulcast the remaining 3 matches from Seven Network therefore broadcasting 9 matches per round, live nationally.
      • Finals Series: Every match live nationally except the Grand Final.
  • Australian Football League: Pre-season JLT Community Series
    • Fox Footy: (2017–2022)[19]
      • Exclusive broadcast of all JLT Community Series matches.
  • AFL Women's:
    • Fox Footy: (2019-2022) Every Match Live including the Grand Final.
    • Seven Network:(2019-2022) Two games a round plus the non-Victorian matches on Free to Air. In 2020 Three matches on Seven.
  • Brownlow Medal:

State Leagues

Others

Badminton

Baseball

Basketball

International

Other

Combat Sports

Cricket

International

Domestic/Club

Exhibition/Other

Cycling

Extensive coverage of other tours available on Eurosport.

eSports

Extreme Sports

Field Hockey

Gaelic Games

Golf

Gridiron football

Handball

Horse-racing

Ice Hockey

Ironman(Surf lifesaving)

Lacrosse

Motorsports

Multi-discipline events

Netball

Poker

Rugby League

Rugby Union

Sailing

Swimming

Ten-pin bowling

Tennis

Volleyball

Wrestling
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