List of UEFA Super Cup broadcasters
The UEFA Super Cup is an annual football match contested by the reigning champions of the two main European club competitions, the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Europa League.
Summary of UEFA Super Cup broadcasters[1]
| Country | Flag | Broadcaster(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Albania |  | Tring |
| Armenia |  | Armenia TV |
| Austria |  | ORF Sky Austria |
| Bangladesh |  | Ten Sports |
| Belarus |  | Belarus TV |
| Belgium | .svg.png){kind=small} | 2BE Proximus RTL |
| Bhutan |  | Ten Sports |
| Bolivia |  | Unitel |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina |  | Arena Sport OBN TV |
| Brazil |  | Esporte Interativo TV Globo |
| Bulgaria |  | bTV Media Group |
| Canada |  | Bell Media |
| China |  | QQ Sina LETV |
| Colombia |  | RCN |
| Costa Rica |  | Teletica |
| Croatia |  | Croatia Telekom HRT |
| Cyprus |  | CYTA |
| Czech Republic |  | Czech TV O2 |
| Denmark |  | Viasat |
| Ecuador |  | RTS |
| El Salvador |  | Canal 4 |
| Estonia |  | Viasat |
| Finland |  | YLE Viasat |
| France |  | beIN Sports |
| Georgia |  | GPB |
| Germany |  | Sky Deutschland ZDF |
| Greece |  | OTE ERT (highlights) |
| Hong Kong |  | i-Cable |
| Hungary |  | MTVA Sport 1 |
| Iceland |  | 365 Media |
| India |  | Ten Sports |
| Indonesia |  | beIN Sports |
| Ireland |  | RTE |
| Israel |  | The Sports Channel |
| Italy |  | Mediaset |
| Japan |  | Sky PerfecTV! |
| Latin America | Fox Sports ESPN | |
| Latvia |  | Viasat |
| Lithuania |  | Viasat |
| Macedonia |  | Arena Sport MKRTV |
| Malaysia |  | Astro |
| Malta |  | GO PBS |
| Mexico |  | Televisa |
| Middle East and North Africa | beIN Sports | |
| Moldova |  | Prime TV |
| Montenegro |  | Arena Sport Sport Klub |
| Netherlands |  | SBS Sport1 |
| Norway |  | Viasat |
| Poland |  | nc+ TVP (highlights) |
| Portugal |  | RTP Sport TV |
| Romania |  | Telekom Romania Pro TV |
| Serbia |  | Arena Sport RTS |
| Slovakia |  | RTVS Slovak Telekom |
| Slovenia |  | POP TV |
| Spain |  | beIN Sports Antena 3 |
| Sweden |  | Viasat |
| Turkey |  | TTNET |
| Ukraine |  | Media Group |
| United Kingdom |  | BT Sport ITV (highlights) |
References
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