United States: Bayern Munich TV channel to be broadcast in Spanish by Univision Deportes

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Univision Deportes, a Spanish-language American pay-TV channel which is owned by the audiovisual group Univision Communications, will broadcast a Spanish version of "FCB.TV Magazin", a programme from the TV channel of FC Bayern Munich, announced the German and American press on 30/04/2015.

"FCB.TV Magazin", a weekly 180-minute programme, offers summaries of Bayern's Bundesliga, DFB-Pokal and Champions League matches, as well as interviews and reports behind the scenes at the club.

Bayern Munich opened a commercial office in New York (USA) on 31/07/2014 to develop its brand and acquire new partners in the United States. The club entered into an exclusive media partnership with the MSN group (Internet content) on 17/04/2015.

The Bundesliga will be broadcast in the United States by Fox Sports 1, 2 and Fox Deportes from 2015-16

  • FCB.tv is an Internet pay-TV channel which is accessible on connected TVs, on the Internet and via mobile. The channel's programmes are available in German and English.
  • Univision Deportes is a pay-TV channel available in 40 million homes in the US.
  • The…
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