Sports broadcasting contracts in Germany include:
Football
FIFA
FIFA World Cup
ARD (1954–2026), ZDF (1966–2026), RTL (2026) (broadcast respectively) Magenta TV (2022-2026) FIFA World Cup Qualifiers: UEFA RTL (national team, 2016–2022) DAZN (all games, delayed matches for national team (2021–2022), 2016–2022) FIFA Women's World Cup ARD, ZDF DAZN (26 of 52 live matches, plus highlights of all other matches (include national team) in 2019) FIFA Club World Cup DAZN (2016–2021)
UEFA
UEFA European Championship
ARD (1960–2028), ZDF (1964–2028) (broadcast respectively) Magenta TV (2021–2024) RTL (2024–2028) UEFA European Championship qualifiers RTL (only national team, 2014–2028) DAZN (all games live, delayed matches for national team, 2019–2028) UEFA Nations League (2018–2028) DAZN (all matches (exclude national team group fixtures), 2018–2028) ARD (in 2018–19 aired last both pick national team group matches only, in 2020–21 aired the both October and a second November (last) pick matches (total three or four matches)) ZDF (three live matches (first both pick national team group matches, plus a final) in 2018–19, in 2020–21 aired the both September and a first November pick matches (total three or four matches)) RTL (national team matches, 2022–2028) UEFA European Under-21 Championship: ProSiebenSat.1 Media UEFA Youth Championships : UEFA TV UEFA European Under-19 Championship UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship UEFA European Under-17 Championship : SKY UEFA Women's Under-17 Championship UEFA Champions League RTL (1994–1999, 2000–2003) tm3 (1999–2000) SKY (2000–2021) Sat.1 (1 game on Wednesday, 2003–2012) ZDF (1 game on Wednesday, 2012–2018, returned again from 2020–2024 but only broadcast a final match (include or exclude 2021 if the German clubs involved)) DAZN (all games, 2018–2024) Amazon Prime Video (2021–2024) UEFA Europa League SKY (2000–2018) ProSieben (1 game on Wednesday, 2007) Sat.1 (1 game on Wednesday, 2007–2012) kabel eins (1 game live, 2010–2015) Sport1 (1 game live, 2015–2018) RTL (1 game live on free-TV in 2018–2024, all games exclusively live from 2021–2024) DAZN (all games, 2018–2021) UEFA Europa Conference League RTL (all games exclusively live from 2021–2024 with 1 game live on free-TV) UEFA Super Cup SKY (2000–2020) DAZN (2018–2020) Amazon Prime Video (2021–2023) UEFA Youth League (2015–2021) Sport1 UEFA Women's Champions League Sport1 (selected matches, exclude final until 2017 and include final from 2018–2021) Eurosport (selected matches, include final until 2017 and exclude final from 2017–18) DAZN (2021-2025)
AFC
National teams
2023 AFC Asian Cup: Sportdigital
AFC Futsal Championship: Sportdigital (2022 and 2024) AFC Junior/Youth Championships: Sportdigital (until 2024) U-23 U-20 (futsal only) U-19 U-16 Clubs AFC Champions League: Sport1 (2021 and 2022) AFC Cup: Sportdigital (until 2024) AFC Futsal Club Championship: Sportdigital (until 2024) CONMEBOL DAZN Copa América CONMEBOL Libertadores (through 2022) CONMEBOL Sudamericana (through 2022) Recopa Sudamericana (2020–2022)
CONCACAF
CONCACAF Gold Cup: Sportdigital
CONCACAF Champions League: Sportdigital (selected matches from quarter-finals) & YouTube (all matches)
National team
Germany national football team
ARD (both October and a second November (last) pick matches (in 2018 aired last two matches)), ZDF ((in 2018 aired first two matches)) (six UEFA Nations League matches only respectively (in 2018 only four matches), 2018–2021) both public broadcasters aired the friendly matches until the first half of 2018 (before World Cup finals) RTL Television (Qualifiers of FIFA World Cup and UEFA European Championship, 2014–2022, plus friendly matches, 2018–2022) DAZN (delayed matches, 2019–2022) Germany national under-21 football team: ARD, ZDF (UEFA European Under-21 Championship finals matches respectively until 2019) ProSieben and ProSieben Maxx (2021 and 2023 UEFA U-21 Championship qualifiers, plus all friendly matches, 2019–2023, from 2021 onwards including the finals tournament)
