EBU Members to broadcast extensive coverage of UEFA Women’s EURO 2025
14 August 2024
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is thrilled to announce a landmark agreement with UEFA to acquire comprehensive media rights for the UEFA Women’s EURO 2025, spanning 34 territories on behalf of 37 EBU Members.
The media rights acquired encompass broadcast on TV, digital, and radio, with EBU Members demonstrating their commitment to enhancing the visibility of women's football across Europe at an unprecedented level.
This monumental agreement builds on the successful legacy of past EBU partnerships with UEFA, including EBU Members’ record-breaking coverage of the UEFA Women’s EURO 2022, and reflects the EBU’s ongoing dedication to promoting women’s sports.
Under the terms of this agreement:
- All matches will be broadcast live in every territory.
- On every matchday and in each territory, there will be live match action on Members' free-to-air (FTA) channels and digital platforms, ensuring maximum accessibility for fans.
- Highlights of the event will be widely accessible in round-up and news programming, as well as on digital platforms. Eurovision News will support EBU Members with a large output of news clips throughout the competition.
EBU Members that have committed to broadcasting the UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 are as follows: AMPTV , ARD , BBC, BHRT, BNR (Radio), BNT, CR (Radio), CT, CyBC, ERR, ERT, GPB, HRT, ITV, LR (Radio), LRT, LTV, MRT, MTVA, NOS, ORF, PBS, ROR (Radio), RTE, RTBF, RTCG, RTK, RTL, RTS, RTSH, RTV, RTVS, RUV, SRG SSR, TRT, TVR, VRT and ZDF.
Eurovision Sport, the EBU’s new FTA streaming platform, will provide additional coverage of the tournament, aiming to complement EBU Member broadcasts and offering greater distribution and access to fans.
Glen Killane, Executive Director of Sport, EBU said: “This agreement for UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 is unprecedented in terms of broadcast reach and reinforces our commitment to showcasing women’s football, ensuring it continues to grow and thrive. The deal reflects the core strategy of the EBU and its Members of enhancing the promotion of women’s sports with strong and even more increased Members’ coverage complemented by the women’s football offer on Eurovision Sport.”
Guy-Laurent Epstein, UEFA Marketing Director, said: "Our partnership with the EBU is vital for promoting women's football across Europe. Through the commitment demonstrated by EBU Members, we can ensure the UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 reaches a wide and diverse audience, inspiring future generations and supporting the growth of the women’s game.”
UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 will take place in Switzerland from 2 to 27 July 2025.
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About Eurovision Sport
Eurovision Sport is a digital streaming platform to ensure that sports content is available and accessible to every audience. The platform streams events live and on-demand in a free-to-watch model, complementary to coverage provided by the EBU Members. In collaboration with EBU Members, broadcasters and national athletic federations, this initiative will ensure that every second of every event collectively acquired has coverage. Promotion and collaboration are the key drivers to increase the platform's audience and to generate a community around free access to sports content.
About UEFA
UEFA is the governing body of European football and a not-for-profit organisation which supports and ensures the world’s most popular sport continues to thrive at all levels across its 55 member associations. As part of its commitment, UEFA invests 97% of its revenue in football-related activities, projects and initiatives that ensure the continued development of the men's and women's professional game as well as youth, grassroots and futsal.