The UEFA Nations League 2022 season will be broadcast through a global network of television partners, with regional channels responsible for airing matches in their respective territories. As of May 1, 2022, the full list of licensed broadcasters has been published, detailing the networks that will distribute the competition across Europe and beyond.
European Broadcasters ¶
Key European networks include Albania's Digitalb, Armenia's Public TV Armenia and Vivaro Media, Austria's ORF and Puls24, and Belgium's RTL Belgium, DPG Media, and Eleven Sports. In Germany, ARD, ZDF, and RTL will carry matches, while France's Tf1, M6, and L'Équipe will broadcast games. Other European partners range from Spain's TVE to Norway's TV2 and Sweden's TV6 and Viaplay.
Global Distribution ¶
Outside Europe, SuperSport remains a central partner in Africa, with coverage in countries like Kenya, South Africa, and Nigeria. In the Americas, ESPN will broadcast matches in Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, while Fox Sports and fuboTV will handle coverage in the United States and Caribbean nations. Asia-Pacific regions will see broadcasts through networks like Sony Six in India and Australia's Optus, with iQiyi Sport providing access in China.
Regional variations mean specific match schedules differ by broadcaster. For example, Gibraltar's GBC and Malta's TVM will air games, while Middle Eastern audiences may rely on TBC (to be confirmed) networks. The full list includes over 100 channels across 100+ countries, with exact programming details determined by local partners.