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Bundesliga: Mönchengladbach - Bayern Munich free-to-air in Germany to start the 2021-22 season

Borussia Mönchengladbach - FC Bayern Munich, the first match of the 2021-22 Bundesliga season, is scheduled to take place at Borussia Park (59,724 capacity) on Friday 13/08/2021 (kick-off 20:30 CET) and will be broadcast in Germany on the free-to-air channel SAT.1 belonging to the free and pay-TV…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Authorities, Media
• Article # 225774
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©  D.R.

Messi in Ligue 1: "For broadcasters and especially Amazon, this is very good news" (Arnaud Simon)

"For the broadcasters, and especially Amazon, this is very good news, given that their deal is already exceptional (€250m per season for 80% of the rights) compared to what other broadcasters pay elsewhere in Europe. I don't think this mitigates any form of anger on the part of Canal+. They won't…
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• Category(ies): Authorities, Digital, Media, …
• Article # 225740
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©  Lega Serie A

Deal Tracker: all the latest TV and media rights agreements for football competitions

This infographic details the main acquisitions of audiovisual and broadcasting rights to football competitions, concluded by broadcasters, rights holders and/or agencies since 01/01/2018. By default, the rights acquisitions are sorted in reverse chronological order (newest first), and only the…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Rights Acquisitions, Agencies, Authorities
• Article # 225594
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©  BT Sport x Serie A

Serie A TIM: BT Sport acquires TV rights in the UK and Ireland until 2023-24

The British telecommunications operator BT has acquired exclusive broadcast rights to the Serie A TIM in the UK and Ireland, until 2023-24, announced the company on 09/08/2021. BT's pay-TV package BT Sport will broadcast five live games per matchday, i.e. more than 200 live matches per season…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Rights Acquisitions, Marketing - Communication, Media
• Article # 225637
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LFP TV rights: Canal+ pays first instalment to beIN and broadcasts 2 games on Matchday 1 of Ligue 1

Canal+ has paid the first instalment of €68m (including VAT) to beIN Sports in relation to its sub-licensing contract for Lot 3 of the 2020-2024 Ligue 1 Uber Eats rights, according to the French sports daily L'Equipe on 06/08/2021, a sum which was then transferred to the Ligue de Football…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Clubs, Authorities, Media
• Article # 225615
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©  C+

Canal+ Group: termination of the RMC Sport distribution agreement (by satellite) on 17/09/2021

The Canal+ group has confirmed the termination of the distribution contract for the pay-TV package RMC Sport, for its satellite subscribers in France, as of 17/09/2021, via its customer service account on Twitter on 05/08/2021. The contract, which began on 18/09/2018 (the start date of the…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Rights Acquisitions, Marketing - Communication, Media
• Article # 225569
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LFP TV rights: Canal+ can't terminate sub-license agreement with beIN and will broadcast the matches

The Court of Nanterre has ruled in summary proceedings that Canal+ cannot terminate its sub-license agreement with beIN Sports for Lot 3 of the 2020-2024 Ligue 1 Uber Eats broadcasting rights on 05/08/2021. The French pay-TV group will appeal this decision (see below) although the appeal is…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Clubs, Authorities, Media, …
• Article # 225519
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©  Borussia Dortmund

Bundesliga: Sky acquires broadcasting rights in the UK and Ireland (2021-2025)

The British pay-TV operator Sky has acquired the broadcasting rights to the Bundesliga and the DFL-Supercup for the United Kingdom and Ireland, over the 2021-2025 cycle, on 05/08/2021. "Sky will show Bundesliga matches across Sky Sports linear channels as well as utilising a range of digital…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Rights Acquisitions, Media, Essentials Media
• Article # 225518
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©  DAZN

Premier League: British government validates the extension of TV rights until 2024-25

"The Premier League welcomes the Government's confirmation that it will be making an Exclusion Order under the Competition Act 1998 relating to the three-year renewal of the League's UK live and non-live broadcast agreements with Sky Sports, BT Sport, Amazon Prime Video and BBC Sport (until…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Rights Acquisitions, Authorities, Media
• Article # 225441
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