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FINALS CEV Eurovolley 2021 Women Belgrade TV EXPOSURE CEV EuroVolley 2021 Women FINALS Belgrade - Serbia News Rights and Betting Rights LOCATION MATCH TIME MATCH Live / Delayed Radio Rights Highlights (Worldwide) Saturday, September 4, 2021 Belgrade (SRB) - FINALS - Local (GMT +2) COUNTRY RIGHTS-HOLDER Announced broadcast Austria ORF Delayed on ORF Sport + Albania OVERSPORT Live on Oversport Azerbaijian ITV Live on ITV Belarus Belarus TV Live on Belarus TV 5 Bulgaria A1 Live on MAX Sport 3 Bulgaria bTV Live on bTV Czech Republic Czech TV Transmission TBC Brazil ESPN Live on ESPN Greece ERT Transmission TBC Netherlands Ziggo Sport Live on Ziggo Sport Russia Match TV Live on Match! IGRA Israel Charlton TV Transmission TBC Bronze Medal Italy RAI Live on Raisport +HD NOS 17:00 Turkey - Netherland Perform Match Italy DAZN Live on DAZN Portugal Sport TV Live on Sport TV 3 Poland Polsat Live on Super Polsat Romania RU Telekom Transmission TBC Serbia RTS Live on RTS 1 Former Yugo Arena Sport Live on Arena Sport 1 Slovakia RTVS Transmission TBC LATAM Direct TV Live on Direct TV Germany Sport 1 Live on Sport 1 Taiwan ELTA Live on ELTA SPORTS 1 Turkey TRT Live on TRT Spor Star Ukraine Xsport Live on Xsport Ukraine Poverkhnost Live on Sport 1 Austria ORF Delayed on ORF Sport + Albania OVERSPORT Live on Oversport Azerbaijian ITV Live on ITV Belarus Belarus TV Delayed on Belarus TV 5 Bulgaria A1 Live on MAX Sport 2 Bulgaria bTV Live on bTV Belgium VRT Live on VRT Czech Republic Czech TV Delayed on CT Sport at 21:10 Hungary MTVA Live on M4sport and M4sport.hu Brazil ESPN Live on ESPN Estonia Duo Media Live on Duo Media France L'Equipe Live on L'Equipe Greece ERT Transmission TBC Netherlands Ziggo Sport Live on Ziggo Sport Russia Match TV Live on Match! IGRA Finland YLE Live on YLE Areena Israel Charlton TV Live on Sport 3 Italy RAI MEDIASET (Italy) Gold Medal Live on Rai 3 and Raisport + HD 20:00 Serbia vs Italy Italy DAZN Live on DAZN RTS Radio SKY (Italy) Perform Match Cyprus Cyta Vision Transmission TBC ERR (Estonia) Iceland RUV Live on RUV Portugal Sport TV Live on Sport TV 3 Poland Polsat Live on Super Polsat Romania RU Telekom Live on Telekom Sport 2 Serbia RTS Live on RTS 2 Former Yugo Arena Sport Live on Arena Sport 1 Bosnia & Herzegovina RTRS Live on RTRS Slovakia RTVS Live on RTVSK 2 Slovenia Sport TV Live on S2 Switzerland SRG Transmission TBC Sweden SVT Transmission TBC Germany Sport 1 Live on Sport 1 Turkey TRT Live on TRT Spor Star LATAM Direct TV Live on Direct TV Ukraine Xsport Live on Xsport Taiwan ELTA Live on ELTA SPORT 1 Ukraine Poverkhnost Live on Sport 1 * L'EQUIPE TV (France) a total of 25 territories covered: Andorra, France, Monaco, Comoros, Mauritius, Mayotte, Réunion, Seychelles, Dominican Republic, French Guyana, Guadalupe, Haiti, Martinica, Saint-Barthélemy, Saint-Martin, Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, Trinidad and Tobago, Venezuela, Australia, Fiji Island, French Polynesia, New Zeland, Tonga, Vanuatu, Wallis and Futuna **ARENA SPORT: a total of 8 territories covered: Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, North Macedonia and Kosovo, *** DIRECT TV: a total of 34 territories covered: Anguilla, Antigua&Barbuda, Argentina, Aruba, Barbados, Belize, Bonaire, British Virgin Islands, Bolivia, Cayman Islands, Chile, Colombia, Curaçao, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, French Guyana, Guadalupe, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Martinica, Montserrat, Paraguay, Peru, Sab, Saint-Barthèlemy, Saint Estatius, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Martin, Saint Vincent & Grenadines, Suriname and Turks and Caicos, Trinidad and Tobago..
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