FIFA Futbol Mundial

FIFA Futbol Mundial was a football-related magazine show produced by IMG Sports Media in conjunction with FIFA. It ran from 1994 to at least 2014. FIFA maintained a YouTube playlist of the same name until 2016.[1]

FIFA Futbol Mundial
Theme music composerSimon Woodgate
Opening theme"Fifa Futbol Mundial"
Ending theme"Fifa Futbol Mundial"
Production
Production companyIMG Sports

The show was started in 1994 by former ITV football commentator Gerry Harrison, with Stewart Binns as executive producer. The initial production team was Peter Matthew Hutton, Guy Oliver, Jamie Baker, Tony Williamson and Michael Stolz. The show has been produced every week from that date and is seen throughout the world. There have been several other shows that have tried to cover similar ground over the years – including the Octagon show Western Union World Football and the FIFA show FIFA TV. However, Futbol Mundial has outlasted all of them. It was normally broadcast on Tuesdays then repeated during the rest of the week.

International airings
CountryTV network(s)
ArgentinaTyC Sports (Tuesday and Thursday at 11:00 pm)
AustraliaSBS
BrazilESPN Brasil
BulgariaRing.BG
ChileCDF
ColombiaWin Sports
DenmarkTV3 Sport 1
EcuadorTV CABLE Group (Channels 15, 102 and 761)
GermanySky Sport
GreeceNova Sports
IndiaTEN Sports
IranManoto 1
JapanGaora, NHK BS-1
Latin AméricaDirecTV and SKY
LithuaniaSport1
MexicoTelevisa Canal 9
MongoliaSPS, Sansar HD
Morocco2M Maroc
NetherlandsEredivisie Live
PakistanTEN Sports
ParaguayTigo Sports (Friday at 1:30 pm and Sunday at 7:45 am).
PerúCMD (Monday to Saturday at 06:00 am, 04:15 pm and 08:30 pm)
PolandPolsat Sport and TV 4
PortugalSportTV
SpainCanal+ Fútbol
SwedenCanal+
Taiwancsky
ThailandTrue Sport
TurkeyNTV Spor
UkraineFootball TV Channel
United KingdomSky Sports
UruguayVTV Sports (Monday to Sunday at 8:00 am, 1:00 pm and 8:00 pm)
VenezuelaMeridiano Televisión (Monday to Friday at 06:00 pm and 11:00 pm; Saturday and Sunday at 7:00 am and 1:00 pm)

References
  1. "FIFA Futbol Mundial - YouTube". YouTube.


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