Sports broadcasting contracts in Hungary
This article refers to sports broadcasting contracts in Hungary. For a list of broadcasting rights in other countries, see Sports television broadcast contracts.
Football
National teams
- Hungary national football team: MTVA (2011-2028)
- FIFA World Cups: MTVA (2014-2026)
- FIFA World Qualifiers and UEFA European Championship Qualifiers: MTVA (2011-2028) (only Hungary matches), Spíler TV (other matches) (2022-2028)
- UEFA European Championship: MTVA (1960-2028)
- UEFA Nations League: MTVA (2018-2028) (only Hungary matches, one Semi final and Final), Spíler TV (other matches, semi Finals) (2022-2028)
Leagues
- Nemzeti Bajnokság I: MTVA (2015-2025)
- Nemzeti Bajnokság II: MTVA (2015-)
- UEFA Champions League: MTVA (First pick on Tuesdays and Wednesdays; exclusive Semi finals and Final, Highlights) (2015-2024), Sport TV (Other matches, Highlights) (2021-2024)
- UEFA Europa League: MTVA (First pick, exclusive Final, Highlights), RTL Group (Other matches, Highlights) (2021-2024)
- UEFA Europa Conference League: MTVA (First pick, exclusive Final, Highlights), RTL Group (Other matches, Highlights) (2021-2024)
- Premier League: Spíler TV (2016-2025) (7-8 matches live per round), ARENA4 (2022-2025) (2-3 matches live per round)
- La Liga: Spíler TV (2018-2025)
- Serie A: Sport TV (2021-2024)
- Bundesliga: Spíler TV (2021-2022), ARENA4 (2021-2025)
- Ligue 1: MATCH4 (2018-2024)
- Championship: ARENA4 (2020-)
- 2. Bundesliga: Spíler TV (2021-2022), ARENA4 (2021-2025), MATCH4 (2022-2025)
- Major League Soccer: ARENA4 (2022-), MATCH4
- Austrian Football Bundesliga: ARENA4
- Scottish Championship: ARENA4, MATCH4
- Allsvenskan: Eurosport
- Eliteserien: Eurosport
Cups
- FIFA Club World Cup: MTVA (2019-)
- UEFA Super Cup: MTVA (2015-2024)
- Magyar Kupa: MTVA (2015-)
- The FA Cup: Spíler TV (2019-25)
- Football League Cup: Digi Sport (2015-2021)
- FA Community Shield: Spíler TV (2019-25)
- Copa del Rey: Sport TV (2020-)
- Spanish Super Cup: Digi Sport (2020-21)
- Coppa Italia: Sport TV (2018-)
- Supercoppa Italiana: Sport TV (2018-)
- DFB Pokal: Sport TV (2015-)
Multi-disciplines events
- Olympic Games: MTVA (1960-2032), Eurosport (2018, 2020, 2022, 2024, 2026, 2028, 2030, 2032)
- European Games: Digi Sport (2015)
Motor sport
- Formula One: MTVA (2012-2025)
- FIA Formula 2 Championship: MTVA
- FIA Formula 3 Championship: MTVA
- Porsche Supercup: Digi Sport
- FIA Formula E Championship: Eurosport (Hungary)
- Red Bull Air Race World Championship: MTVA
- Moto GP: ARENA4 (2020-), MATCH4 (2022-)
- DTM: Digi Sport
- IndyCar: ARENA4 (2020-), MATCH4 (2022-)
- NASCAR: ARENA4, MATCH4
American Football
- NFL: ARENA4, MATCH4 (2020-)
- NCAA: ARENA4 (2020-)
- European League of Football: ARENA4, MATCH4 (2022-)
Aquatics
- FINA World Aquatics Championships: MTVA
- LEN European Aquatics Championships: MTVA
- FINA Swimming World Cup: Sport TV
- European Water Polo Championship: MTVA
- Hungary men's national water polo team: MTVA
- Hungary women's national water polo team: MTVA
- LEN Champions League: MTVA, Digi Sport
- Országos Bajnokság I (men's water polo): MTVA
Basketball
Handball
- World Men's Handball Championship: MTVA
- World Women's Handball Championship: MTVA
- European Men's Handball Championship: MTVA (only Hungary matches and the final), Sport TV (other matches)
- European Women's Handball Championship: MTVA (only Hungary matches and the final), Sport TV (other matches)
- Hungary men's national handball team: MTVA
- Hungary women's national handball team: MTVA
- EHF Champions League: Sport TV , MTVA (Highlights)
- EHF Cup: Sport TV
- Women's EHF Champions League: Sport TV, MTVA (Highlights)
- Women's EHF Challenge Cup: Sport TV
- Nemzeti Bajnokság I (men's handball): MTVA
- Nemzeti Bajnokság I (women's handball): MTVA
- Handball-Bundesliga: Sport TV (2018 - )
- SEHA Liga: Spiler TV, Digi Sport (2020-)
Ice Hockey
- NHL: ARENA 4, MATCH 4 (2020-)
Tennis
- Australian Open: Eurosport
- French Open: Eurosport
- Wimbledon: Eurosport (2017-2019)
- US Open: Eurosport (-2022)
- Hungary Davis Cup team: MTVA
- Davis Cup: Sport TV
- ATP World Tour Masters 1000: Digi Sport (2017-2021)
- ATP World Tour 500 series: Digi Sport
- ATP World Tour 250 series: Digi Sport
- ATP World Tour Finals: Digi Sport
- WTA Premier tournaments: MATCH4
Boxing
- Dream Boxing: DAZN: October 2022 to October 2025, all fights
Kickboxing
- King of Kings: DAZN: October 2022 to October 2025, all fights
Mixed Martial Arts
- Bellator MMA: Eurosport, ARENA 4, MATCH4
- Bushido MMA: DAZN: October 2022 to October 2025, all fights
- Ultimate Fighting Championship: Eurosport, Sport TV
Professional Wrestling
- WWE Raw: Eurosport, ARENA 4, MATCH4
- WWE SmackDown: Eurosport, ARENA 4, MATCH4
- WWE PPVs: Eurosport
- WWE Experience: Viasat 6
In the past
- FIFA World Cups: Magyar Televízió (1962-2002, 2010), RTL Klub (2006)
- Hungary national football team: Magyar Televízió (1960-2003), RTL Klub (1997, 2000, 2004-2009), Sport TV (2000-2010) (some matches)
- Nemzeti Bajnokság I: Magyar Televízió (?-2003), RTL Klub (2004-2006), Duna Televízió (2006-10), Sport TV (2000-2015), ATV (Hungary) (2003)
- UEFA Champions League: Magyar Televízió (1992-2003, 2006-09) (+ matches in the qualification rounds, where Hungarian clubs involved), Sport TV (2000-2003, 2012-18), Viasat 3 (2003-09), TV2 (2009-12), Digi Sport (2009-15)
- UEFA Europa League: (UEFA Cup): Magyar Televízió (1997-2004) (only Finals and matches in the qualification rounds, where Hungarian clubs involved), Sport TV (2000-2009, 2018-2021), Digi Sport (2009-21), Story 4 (2009-15), RTL Group (2015-18)
- UEFA Cup Winners' Cup: Magyar Televízió (1981-88, 1991, 1993, 1996-99) (only Finals and matches in the qualification rounds, where Hungarian clubs involved)
- European Cup: Magyar Televízió (?-1992)
- Premier League: Sport TV (2001-2007), Eurosport (2007-2010), Digi Sport (2010-2016), (2019-2022)
- Bundesliga: HBO (1996-97), Sport TV (2000-2006, 2018-21), Sportklub (2006-2009), Eurosport (2009-18), Magyar Televízió (2003-04) (Only Highlights)
- La Liga: Sport TV (2000-2018)
- Serie A: Filmnet (1996-97), Sport TV (2000-2010), Digi Sport (2010-2012, 2014-21), Sportklub (2012-2015)
- FA Cup: Magyar Televízió (1998, 1999 - Only Finals), Sport TV (2000-2012, 2015-19)
- Formula One: Magyar Televízió (1976-2001) (At the beginning, not all the races were broadcast - in these cases only highlights were broadcast.), RTL Klub (2002-2011)
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