W-Sport announces DELTA Fiber agreement in Netherlands
March 5, 2026
W-Sport, the global 24/7 sports channel dedicated exclusively to women’s sport, has expanded its European distribution with the launch of the channel on DELTA Fiber in the Netherlands.
The agreement further strengthens W-Sport’s presence in a key European market and reflects continued growth in demand for premium, dedicated women’s sports coverage across the region. Through DELTA Fiber, Dutch audiences will gain access to a comprehensive schedule of live and on-demand women’s sport, featuring elite competitions and athletes from around the world.
Kelly Butler, CEO of W-Sport, said: “The launch of W-Sport on DELTA Fiber marks an important step in our European expansion and our ongoing commitment to growing the visibility of women’s sport. Partnering with DELTA Fiber allows us to reach new audiences in the Netherlands and continue delivering world-class coverage.”
Ludolf Rasterhoff, Chief Commercial Officer at DELTA Fiber added: “We are pleased to welcome W-Sport to the DELTA Fiber platform. Women’s sport continues to grow in popularity in the Netherlands, and this partnership brings
dedicated, premium coverage to our customers.”
W-Sport is available to DELTA Fiber subscribers on channel 420, offering up to ten live matches per week and showcasing competitions from some of the world’s leading women’s leagues and tournaments, including:
• England’s Barclays Women’s Super League (WSL)
• Germany’s Frauen-Bundesliga & DFB Pokal
• Italy’s Serie A Women, Coppa Italia & SuperCoppa
• Gainbridge Super League (USA)
• Sweden’s Damallsvenskan
In addition to football, the channel features selected coverage from a range of other elite sports, including netball, basketball, athletics, equestrian, surfing, and triathlon.
The launch on DELTA Fiber further underlines W-Sport’s strategy to expand access to women’s sport through strategic distribution partnerships and to provide fans with consistent, high-quality coverage of women’s competitions worldwide.
W-Sport continues to expand its international distribution and is now available in the following regions:
• Europe: France (Free ch. 170, Enes ch. 110, Vialis ch. 374), Portugal (MEO ch. 39, NOS ch. 36, Vodafone ch. 42, Digi ch. 30), Netherlands (KPN ch. 37, (Delta Fiber ch. 420 ), Belgium (Telenet ch. 624, Proximus ch. 135, Orange ch. 39), Luxembourg (POST ch. 886), Turkey (SSport ch. 6, TiviBu ch. 76, Kablo ch. 243), Lithuania (Init ch. 136).
• Asia: Hong Kong (NOW TV, ch. 635), Malaysia (Astro, ch. 315), Indonesia (IndieHome, ch. 711), Thailand (AIS, ch. 555), Singapore (Mediacorp).
• MENA: United Arab Emirates (Du, ch. 547).
• Sub-Saharan Africa: Across 30+ territories in English and French, including via Canal+ (ch. 117).
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