Champions League rights were acquired by free-to-air broadcaster Esporte Interativo, and pay-television broadcaster Globo. Esporte Interativo will show one live match each Tuesday, and replay the match later that day in a “peak” viewing slot, according a UEFA press release. Free-to-air broadcaster TV Bandeirantes will show a live match each Wednesday as well as highlights and a magazine programme, having sub-licensed the rights from Globo. The pay broadcaster will at least broadcast the Champions League final.
Pay-broadcaster ESPN will also carry live and delayed coverage.
ESPN, along with free-to-air Rede TV! will show live, delayed and highlights coverage of the Europa League throughout the season.
