EuroLeague, 2000 - Present
+ ARCHIVE + NEWS ACCESS
With 18 elite teams from Europe’s biggest cities, the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague is the continent’s most prestigious basketball competition, watched by millions of fans around the world. Euroleague Basketball (EB) also organises the BKT EuroCup as well as the sport’s premier under-18 showcase, the EB Adidas Next Generation Tournament.
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NEWS ACCESS - Euroleague 2022
| RIGHTS AVAILABLE | Non-exclusive, News Access |
| AVAILABILITY | The right to broadcast, transmit or otherwise exploit up to 3 minutes of footage from each Authorized Game for news access purposes, for its broadcast on same day delayed basis during 48 hours following the conclusion of the relevant Authorized Game. |
| TERRITORY | Worldwide with specific carve-outs in Italy, Germany, Israel and the Indian subcontinent. The rest is on a non-exclusive basis. |
| USAGE | Right to broadcast, transmit or otherwise exploit up to three (3) minutes of footage from each Authorised Game for news access purposes, for its broadcast on same day delayed basis during the forty-eight (48) hours following the conclusion of the relevant Authorised Game. |
| PRESS ACCESS | 48 hours. |
| ONSITE ACCESS | Yes. |
| CONTENT ACCESS | Via FTP | EVENT WEBSITE | https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/euroleague/ |
Other Information: International Sound cleared for all footage/programming.
*All footage/programming is licensed on a non-exclusive basis and subject to final approval.
Euroleague Basketball (EB) is a global leader in the sports and entertainment business, devoted to running the top European competitions of professional basketball clubs under a unique and innovative organizational model. Owned and administered by some of the most successful and historic clubs in the world, EB manages the continent’s two premier men’s basketball competitions, the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague and the BKT EuroCup, as well as the sport’s premier under-18 showcase, the EB Adidas Next Generation Tournament.
EuroLeague Regular Season begins in early October, finishing by April, and followed by the new Play-In Showdown where the final Playoff spot will be decided. The Final Four in May is the premiere event of the European basketball calendar. The last stage of a grueling eight-month season, held every season at a predetermined neutral site, brings the best four teams on the continent together for a single-elimination weekend of great basketball at the end of which only one team is crowned.
EuroCup Regular Season (with the new format of 20 teams divided in two groups of 10) begins in October, finishing in early February, followed by the Eighthfinals and Quarterfinals. The Quarterfinals winners will advance to the best-of-three Semifinals. The EuroCup Finals, with the best-of-three format, will conclude with the crowning of the champion.