ESPN4 Brazil Soccer Schedule

Broadcast Rights

Competitions available on ESPN4 Brazil

	UEFA Europa League (2021-2024) ESPN International maintains the broadcasting rights for the UEFA Europa League in Spanish-speaking Latin America for the 2021-2024 cycle. This extension allows ESPN to provide comprehensive tournament coverage in Argentina and other South American territories, including many matches each season. ESPN's Europa League broadcast rights comprise live games, replays, and highlights across various multimedia platforms, catering to a diverse regional audience.
	UEFA Nations League (2022-2028)
	CONMEBOL–UEFA Cup of Champions (2021-2024)
	UEFA Europa Conference League (2021-2024)
	England - Premier League (2022-2025) ESPN has secured South American media rights to the English Premier League for the 2022-2025 period. The Disney-owned broadcaster’s major deal covers all 380 matches every season and includes free-to-air, pay-tv, and streaming mediums. Live coverage is to be carried out on the Star+ platform. ESPN’s Premier League content extends to Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela.
	England - League Cup (2021-2024)
	Spain - La Liga (2021-2026) ESPN has acquired the broadcast rights for the Spanish La Liga in Argentina and other countries in South America, covering Spain's premier football competition. The deal encompasses live coverage of matches and a comprehensive range of additional content. This includes match highlights, detailed pre-and post-game analyses, and a series of programs offering deeper insights into the league and its players. More details ESPN plans to distribute this content across its multiple platforms, addressing diverse viewer preferences in engaging with La Liga.
	Italy - Serie A (2024-2027)
	Portugal - Primeira Liga (2023-2026)
	France - Ligue 1 (2021-2024)
	Spain - Copa del Rey (2022-2025)
	England - FA Cup (2021-2024)
	Germany - DFB Pokal (2022-2026)
	Italy - Coppa Italia (2021-2024)
	England - Championship (2021-2024)
	France - Coupe de France (2023-2026)
	AFC Asian Champions League (2021-2024)
	Copa Libertadores (2023-2026)
	Copa Sudamericana (2023-2026)
	Netherlands - Eredivisie (2021-2024)

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About

ESPN4 Brazil History, Coverage, Features

Fox Sports Brasil is a pay-tv network working in Brazil, which is owned and operated by the Walt Disney Company. The first of the network’s channels to be launched was Fox Sports 1, which was launched on February 5, 2012 as the replacement for the channel known as Speed. The channel’s first broadcast was a Copa Libertadores game, and it has established itself as quite the source for sports broadcasts in that country. Fox Sports’ network also includes Fox Sports 2 and the channel’s website, while content aired on the linear channels might also be found on the Fox Premium app.

Over the years, Fox Sports 1 has focused on airing team sports such as football, baseball, and basketball, but there have been other disciplines aired by this channel, which have included kickboxing, motorsports, professional wrestling, and more. Additional coverage to their live broadcasts has also been included over the years, with sports debate shows also having large audience numbers.

Speaking about football, Fox Sports 1 has aired international competitions such as the Copa Libertadores and the UEFA Europa League. The channel has also broadcast tournaments from all over the globe, which have included La Liga, the English Premier League, the EFL Championship, and the Coupe de France. Domestic football has also been aired by Fox Sports 1, with the Copa do Nordeste being aired by this network over the years.

Fox Sports 1 broadcasts its content via a High Definition feed, but a downscaled version of this feed is available for users who still have SD television sets.

The channel has been targeted to disappear in Brazil, following the purchase of Fox Networks by the Walt Disney Company. Fox Sports 1 and all the network’s channels are set to merge with ESPN Brazil’s properties in 2022, although an exact date has not been set by Brazilian authorities.