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So nothing to do with sports channels, sorry for intruding in the wrong thread. :angel: |
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Presumably US only but an interesting development.
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The BBC have signed a three-year broadcast deal with Rugby League Commercial to show 15 Super League matches per season with 10 on TV and 5 on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.
The first match will be on BBC Two at 17:00 on Saturday 17th February |
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any reason why the red button doesn't work on the new sky sports tennis channel? i have a v6. is red button functionality only working for 360 boxes??
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It is 360 only at present - maybe always
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TNT Sports UK gets FA Cup rights from Season 2025/2026
FA still to reveal their FTA broadcaster. |
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The FA and TNT have agreed a new four-year broadcast deal for the Emirates FA Cup, starting from the 2025/26 season
https://www.thefa.com/news/2024/feb/...unced-20240215 |
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-FA Community Shield -FA Youth Cup semi-finals & final -every game from round 3 outside a 3pm Kick Off on Saturdays will be shown live. |
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No deep pockets streamers?
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Women's Super League issue tenders for historic new £20m-a-year TV deal that is set to broadcast EVERY WSL match live from next season.
Sky Sports, BBC, TNT Sports and DAZN are all interested in securing rights. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...re-rights.html |
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The Mail is reporting that at least two games per round until the semi-final would be included in the FTA package that TNT Sports would then sub-licence. It's also reported they will be paying £66m per year.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...-blackout.html |
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My personal preference would be ITV as the free to air broadcaster as I detest Shearer,Lineker and co on the BBC
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They should screen all FA cup matches from the Extra Preliminary round onwards. With 732 teams, that should see who is really committed. The Premiership can finance it, pocket money to them.
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