Broadcast Rights

Competitions available on SRF info

World Cup

2026

SRF will show the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Switzerland on free-to-air television, with coverage centred on SRF 1 and other SRF TV slots as scheduled, while live streaming is available through srf.ch/sport, the SRF Sport app and Play SRF. SRF has confirmed live coverage of all 104 matches for German-speaking audiences in Switzerland, with almost all matches also carried on television.

▶ More details: How to watch World Cup in Germany

UEFA Champions League

2024-2027

Public broadcaster SRG SSR has secured non-exclusive multi-language broadcast rights to the UEFA Champions League in Switzerland until 2027. The free-to-air network signed a three-year deal with UEFA and a sub-licensing contract with paid TV provider Blue Sport. This arrangement covers the 2024-25 to the 2026-27 Champions League seasons and includes the Europa League and the Europa Conference League.

▶ More details: How to watch UEFA Champions League in Germany

UEFA Europa League

2024-2027

SRG SSR has acquired non-exclusive free-to-air UEFA Europa League broadcast rights in Switzerland from 2024 to 2027. The public broadcaster secured a three-year arrangement with UEFA as well as a sub-licensing contract with commercial network Blue Sport. Under the terms of its partnership, SRG SSR provides multi-lingual coverage of select Europa League matches.

▶ More details: How to watch UEFA Europa League in Germany

UEFA Nations League

2022-2028

A selection of UEFA Nations League matches, including all matches featuring the Swiss national team, are available to watch via SRG SSR in Switzerland. More specifically, action is shown live on one of SRG SSR’s free-to-air linear channels in Switzerland, and the Play Suisse app, which is available to download for free on iOS and Android devices.

▶ More details: How to watch UEFA Nations League in Germany

UEFA Conference League

2024-2027

Fans in Switzerland can watch select UEFA Conference League matches live for free on SRG SSR’s German-language network SRF, French-language network RTS, and Italian-language network RSI. This is made possible by a sublicensing agreement with Switzerland’s exclusive UEFA Conference League broadcaster, Blue, securing free-to-air rights for the 2024-25 to 2026-27 cycle.

▶ More details: How to watch UEFA Conference League in Germany

UEFA Euro Qualifying

2022-2028

Switzerland - Super League

2025-2030

The Swiss Broadcasting Corporation, more commonly known as SRG SSR, has secured exclusive free-to-air rights in Switzerland for the Swiss Super League, while Blue Sport holds exclusive pay-TV rights to the Swiss top flight. Both broadcast deals began in the 2025-26 season and run until the 2029-30 season.

▶ More details: How to watch Super League in Switzerland

Satellites

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About

SRF info history, coverage, features

SRF Info is a Swiss television channel owned and operated by by the Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen. It was launched in 1999 as an experimental channel, but its proper launch came in 2001, when it began to establish itself as a 24/7 news channel. This channel was originally called SFi, but it would later be rebranded two more times before picking up its current name in 2012.

Most of the content aired by SRF Info has already been broadcast by its sister channels, SRF 1 and SRF zwei. There are a few exceptions to this rule, but most programs in this channel are in-house productions. 

Speaking about sports, SRF Info has frequently been used as an overflow channel when a major sports event is taking place. In the past, SRF Info has served that purpose during Olympic Games, in some editions of the FIFA World Cup, and in the UEFA Champions League. The channel has usually aired the least relevant game of any matchday during the World Cup or the UCL, while the most attractive match has been handed to SRF zwei in recent years.

SRF Info is available in most of the country in SD, although a High Definition feed was launched in 2015.