Viasat Broadcasting has extended its live broadcasting rights to the National Football League  (NFL) in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland, until the end of the 2017 NFL season. The rights include live broadcast coverage on free-TV and pay-TV, as well as live simulcast for mobile phones and the Internet. Viasat has broadcast the NFL in the Nordic region since 2006.

Beginning with the 2012 season, Viasat Broadcasting’s rights include regular season games and all post-season games including the Super Bowl.

Swedish viewers will be able to watch live games from the regular season, the playoffs and the Super Bowl on free-TV channel TV10 and premium pay-TV  channel Viasat Fotboll HD.

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