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©  FloSports

FloSports raises $47m in funding from Discovery and World Wrestling Entertainment among others

"FloSports closes its Series C funding round with $47m (€41.7m) led by current investor Discovery Inc., the round also included participation from existing FloSports financial investors Causeway Media Partners, LP, Fertitta Capital, and DCM Ventures, as well as strategic investors World Wrestling…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Rights Acquisitions, Agencies, Digital
• Article # 149145
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2018-19 Champions League: an average of 2.9 million viewers in the USA watch the final

The Tottenham Hotspur FC (Premier League) - Liverpool FC (Premier League) final of the 2019 Champions League (0-2), at the Wanda Metropolitano in Madrid (ESP), drew an average of 2.9 million viewers in the USA on Saturday 01/06/2019 (kick-off at 21:00 CET, 15:00 on the east coast of the USA, 12:00…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Agencies, Media Audiences, Clubs
• Article # 149008
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ESPN: live stream aimed at youngsters broadcast on the app during Game 2 of the 2019 NBA Finals

The American pay-TV sports channel package ESPN proposed a specific live stream for young people on its application, during the Game 2 of the 2019 NBA finals, Toronto Raptors - Golden State Warriors (104-109), on Sunday 02/06/2019 (at 20:00 local time, 02:00 CET). The game, which was commented…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Agencies, Digital, Marketing - Communication
• Article # 148957
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©  FIFA

Women's World Cup 2019: unprecedented exposure with one billion viewers expected

"In 2015, the Women's World Cup (held in Canada) drew 1.35 million spectators to the stadiums and had 750 million viewers (see audiences below). France seems ready to break these records and it is possible that the 2019 World Cup will have more than a billion viewers," said Fatma Samoura, FIFA…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Authorities, Agencies, Essentials Media
• Article # 148932
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Women's World Cup 2019: beIN Sports to broadcast the competition in 30+ countries (Asia and MENA)

beIN Media Group has acquired the broadcasting rights to the Women's World Cup France 2019 from FIFA "in more than 30 countries across Asia and the Middle East & North Africa," announced the Qatari pay-TV group on 31/05/2019. "This new deal means that beIN will distribute this year's FIFA…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Rights Acquisitions, Agencies
• Article # 148833
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Italy: FC Internazionale Milano - Juventus FC (27/04/2019) the most watched match on DAZN in 2018-19

FC Internazionale Milano - Juventus FC (1-1), on Saturday 27/04/2019 (kick-off at 20:30 CET), was the most watched match on DAZN in Italy in 2018-19, according to figures published by the OTT platform on 29/05/2019. Football was the most watched sport on the platform during 2018-19, with the Serie…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Agencies, Media Audiences, Authorities
• Article # 148565
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©  UEFA

Champions League: the final to be broadcast for free in the Top 5 excluding in Germany and Spain

The 2019 Champions League final, Tottenham Hotspur FC (Premier League) - Liverpool FC (Premier League), on Saturday 01/06/2019 (kick-off at 21:00 CET), will be free-to-air in France, England and Italy, but not in Germany and Spain. • In the United Kingdom, the game held at the Wanda…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Agencies, Digital, Authorities, …
• Article # 148661
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©  Chelsea FC

Europa League: 5.39 million viewers watched the Chelsea - Arsenal final in Spain, Italy and France

Chelsea FC (Premier League) - Arsenal FC (Premier League), the all English final of the 2018-19 Europa League (4-1), at the Baku Olympic Stadium (70,000 capacity) in Azerbaijan, drew an average of at least 3.916 million viewers during the match, in Spain and Italy, on Wednesday 29/05/2019…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Agencies, Media Audiences
• Article # 148662
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©  Formula One Group

Formula 1: "Our ideal circumstance would be 75% of our Grands Prix free-to-air" (Sean Bratches)

"This (the decline in UK Formula 1 audiences following the exclusive switchover to pay TV operator Sky) concerns us in a pretty material way, not just for Britain but around the world. Our ideal circumstance would be to have 75% of our Grands Prix on free-to-air," said Sean Bratches, commercial…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Agencies, Authorities
• Article # 148555
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