Viaplay is the sole streaming home for the 2026 European Handball Championship in Scandinavia, delivering every one of the 48 tournament matches live on a single subscription. The service also secures live darts coverage through the 2032 World Championship, supports up to three simultaneous devices, and costs roughly SEK 149 (≈€14) per month for the sport add‑on.
Comprehensive Handball EM 2026 Coverage
Viaplay streams all group‑stage, knockout and final matches, ensuring fans never miss a game. The platform’s live feed works on smart TVs, set‑top boxes, smartphones, tablets, gaming consoles and web browsers. With three concurrent streams, families can watch multiple matches at once without extra fees.
Device Compatibility
Supported devices include iOS, Android, Apple TV, Roku, Chromecast, PlayStation, Xbox, Samsung Smart TV and most modern browsers.
Darts World Championship Live on Viaplay Until 2032
Viaplay holds exclusive rights to broadcast the premier darts competition through 2032, providing a stable viewing home for enthusiasts across the Nordic region. The service streams every championship match, from qualifiers to the final, with the same device flexibility used for handball.
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Why Darts Stays on Viaplay
The long‑term deal guarantees uninterrupted access for fans and offers darts governing bodies a reliable distribution channel to reach younger, tech‑savvy audiences.
Why Viaplay’s All‑In‑One Model Matters
By bundling flagship sports with an extensive entertainment library, Viaplay positions itself as the default household subscription. This strategy reduces churn, boosts average revenue per user, and reflects the shift from linear TV to on‑demand, multi‑device viewing.
Impact on the Scandinavian Sports Market
Traditional broadcasters face pressure to secure exclusive rights or risk losing viewers to Viaplay’s comprehensive, ad‑free experience. Early ratings show Viaplay’s streams outperform free‑to‑air channels, especially for early‑stage matches that would otherwise be blacked out.
Key Benefits for Fans
- All 48 handball matches available live, no blackouts.
- Darts World Championship coverage through 2032.
- Up to three simultaneous streams on any supported device.
- Access to Viaplay’s full catalog of movies, series and original productions.
- 30‑day free trial for new users before adding the sport package.
Pricing and Subscription Details
The Viaplay Sport add‑on is priced at approximately SEK 149 (≈€14) per month in Sweden, Norway and Denmark, layered on the base Viaplay subscription that already includes a robust entertainment lineup.
As the first whistle blows in Malmö on 15 January, fans across the Nordics will experience a new era of sports streaming where a single platform delivers every handball showdown and darts duel, setting a template for future tournament consumption.
