List of La Liga broadcasters
This is a list of television broadcasters which provide coverage of La Liga, Spanish football's top level competition.[1][2]
Spain
| Broadcaster | |
|---|---|
| Movistar Partidazo | Best game of the week in pay-per-view |
| GOL | Second best game of the week in free-to-air Never teams that are playing European competitions Highlights of the week in free-to-air |
| beIN LaLiga | 8 games per week in pay-per-view |
International broadcasters
Africa Broadcasters
| Country | Language | Broadcasters |
|---|---|---|
| Sub-saharan Africa | English French |
Supersport Canal+ |
America broadcasters
| Country | Language | Broadcasters |
|---|---|---|
| Argentina | Spanish | ESPN, DIRECTV Sports |
| Bolivia | Spanish | ESPN, Tigo Sports |
| Brazil | Portuguese | ESPN, Fox Premium |
| Canada | English, Spanish | beIN Sports |
| Caribbean | English | SportsMax. ESPN |
| Chile | Spanish | ESPN, DIRECTV Sports |
| Colombia | Spanish | ESPN, DIRECTV Sports |
| Costa Rica | Spanish | Sky Sports, TD Centro |
| Cuba | Spanish | Tele Rebelde |
| Dominican Republic | Spanish | Sky Sports, TD Centro |
| El Salvador | Spanish | Sky Sports, TD Centro |
| Guatemala | Spanish | Sky Sports, TD Centro |
| Honduras | Spanish | Sky Sports, TD Centro |
| Mexico | Spanish | Sky Sports, TDN |
| Nicaragua | Spanish | Sky Sports, TD Centro |
| Panama | Spanish | Sky Sports, TD Centro |
| Paraguay | Spanish | ESPN, Tigo Sports |
| Peru | Spanish | ESPN, DIRECTV Sports |
| Puerto Rico | English, Spanish | beIN Sports |
| United States | English, Spanish | beIN Sports |
| Uruguay | Spanish | ESPN, DIRECTV Sports |
| Venezuela | Spanish | ESPN, DIRECTV Sports |
Asia and Pacific broadcasters
| Country | Language | Broadcasters |
|---|---|---|
| Australia | English | beIN Sports |
| Brunei | Malaysian | beIN Sports |
| Cambodia | English | beIN Sports |
| Central Asia | Russian | Setanta Sports Eurasia |
| China Mainland | Chinese | PPTV, varies of local TV channel |
| Hong Kong | Cantonese and English | Now TV (licensed by beIN Sports) |
| Indian subcontinent | English | Facebook and Sony |
| Indonesia | Indonesian | beIN Sports and SCTV |
| Japan | Japanese | WOWOW and DAZN |
| Laos | Indonesian | beIN Sports |
| Malaysia | Malaysian | beIN Sports |
| Myanmar | Burmese | Sky Net |
| New Zealand | English | beIN Sports |
| Philippines | English | beIN Sports and ABS-CBN |
| Singapore | English | beIN Sports |
| South Korea | Korean | SPOTV |
| Tajikistan | Tajik | Varzish TV and Football TV |
| Thailand | Thai | beIN Sports and PPTV |
| Uzbekistan | Uzbek and Russian | Uzreport TV and Futbol TV |
| Vietnam | Vietnamese | Goal.com |
Europe broadcasters
Middle East and North Africa broadcasters
| Country | Language | Broadcasters |
|---|---|---|
| Israel | Hebrew | ONE |
| MENA | Arabic, English, French, Spanish | beIN Sports |
See also
References
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