Singapore: Eleven Sports Network launches an OTT offer for less than one dollar per week

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Eleven Sports Network has launched, in Singapore, an OTT offer for 0.99 Singapore dollars (€0.65) per week, or $3.96 (€2.60) per month, announced the British audiovisual group, 21/12 / 2016. This offer includes the entire Eleven Sports Network TV rights portfolio in Singapore, accessible via the Eleven Eleven Sports channels, and which include the Serie A TIM, the FA Cup, the NBA, and the Six Nations rugby tournament.

The Premier League, broadcast via the Eleven Plus channel, is excluded from this offer. To access Premier League content, customers must subscribe to the "Eleven Sports Premier plan", and pay 19.90 Singapore dollars (€13.10) per month with a one-year subscription, or 24.90 Singapore dollars (€16.40) per month with no subscription commitment. Eleven Sports Network has acquired the TV rights, for Singapore and via sublicense from Singtel, to three games per matchday of Premier League from the 2016-17 season, on 09/06/2016.

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