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About V Sport 1

V Sport 1 is a Swedish television channel owned and operated by the Nordic Entertainment Group. The channel was launched in 1999 as Viasat Sport 1. After numerous changes in the network, which saw channels emerge and fade into the night, the channel was rebranded to V Sport 1 in 2020.

Over the years, V Sport 1 has been known as one of the top sports channels in the country. Among the many disciplines it has covered, the channel has included football competitions, hockey, American football, basketball, golf, motorsports, and more. Since there are sports-specific channels in the V Sport network, V Sport 1 has focused on covering non-football disciplines. Despite that, V Sport 1 has served as an overflow channel when one or more football games are taking place at the same time.

When it comes to football, V Sport 1 has been involved in covering club competitions such as the UEFA Champions League, the Dutch Eredivisie, the French Ligue 1, the Danish First Division, the German Bundesliga, the English Premier League, and the Australian A-League.

V Sport 1 was launched as a Standard Definition channel, but a High-Definition feed that mirrors the content of the SD version was launched in 2009. Both feeds might still be available in most regions of the country.

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V Sport 1 Broadcast Rights

	FIFA Women's World Cup (2023) Nordic Entertainment (NENT) Group has acquired exclusive rights to the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Denmark, Norway and Sweden. The Nordic multi-platform broadcaster will air every match on OTT streaming service Viaplay, while its free-to-air networks will telecast select games.
	UEFA Europa League (2021-2024) NENT Group has secured exclusive Europa League rights in Sweden, Norway and Finland in a three-year deal that will run from 2021 to 2024. All Europa League matches will be streamed live on Viaplay, with extensive studio programming. Games will be available on Viasat’s pay-television offerings across the region, whereas NENT Group’s Swedish, Danish and Norwegian linear TV channels will also broadcast select matches. More details The pan-Nordic media company is set to offer all the Europa League action with local-language commentary in all three countries.
	UEFA Europa Conference League (2021-2024) Nordic Entertainment Group (NENT Group) has acquired exclusive UEFA Europa Conference League media rights from 2021 to 2024 in Sweden, Norway and Finland. The TV operator will show all the matches live on its large collection of television channels in the region, consisting of Viasat and many other linear TV networks. More details All Europa Conference League matches will be streamed on the pan-Nordic OTT service Viaplay in high definition. Local-language commentary will be available on every platform in all three countries, and extensive studio programming will be released to present fresh perspectives on televised games.
	World Cup Qualifying (2019-2022)
	England - Premier League (2019-2022)
	England - League Cup (2018-2022)
	Germany - Bundesliga (2025-2029) NENT Group will now continue to have exclusive rights to the Bundesliga in Sweden through 2029 after extending their prior four-year deal with Bundesliga International, a subsidiary of the DFL Deutsche Fußball Liga. Viewers will be able to live-stream over 300 Bundesliga matches per season, plus the relegation-promotion play-offs via Viaplay’s OTT streaming service. More details Game-day commentary and analysis will be provided in Swedish, as well as key match highlights and postgame shows.
	England - FA Cup (2021-2024)
	France - Coupe de France (2021-2024)
	Germany - DFB Pokal (2019-2022)
	Denmark - Super Liga (2021-2024)
	England - Championship (2021-2024)
	England - League One (2021-2024)
	England - Women's Super League (2019-2022)
	Germany - Bundesliga 2 (2021-2025) Viewers will be able to enjoy 300 2. Bundesliga matches each season over the course of the next four years via Viaplay’s high-def OTT’s live-streaming service, with game-day comments, key match highlights, and analysis all provided in Swedish.
	Germany - Frauen-Bundesliga (2021-2024)
	Italy - Serie A (women) (2021-2024)
	Netherlands - Eredivisie (2021-2024)