Belgian football can now be watched in France, Germany and the United Kingdom – national football
Eleven Sports, the rights holder of Belgian professional football, has reached an agreement with streaming platforms MyCuJoo and OneFootball to broadcast all Jupiler Pro League matches. The Professional League announced this Thursday. Thanks to the deal, you’ll also see Belgian football in France, Great Britain, Spain and Germany.
Two weeks ago, Eleven Sports and Pro League announced an agreement with US sports channel ESPN, so that three 1A matches could also be watched live on the other side of the Atlantic every weekend. This agreement is entered into by partner Mediapro, which markets international TV rights to the Pro League.
Now working with the well-known streaming platforms MyCuJoo and OneFootball, Eleven, Mediapro and Pro League are taking the next hurdle in the international football spread of Belgian clubs. MyCuJoo has a global presence in nearly 150 countries, broadcasts more than 20,000 matches annually, and has recently joined the Eleven Sports Group. The OneFootball app provides live football scores and football news and reaches over 30 million fans per month.
Eleven and Pro League respond to a rapidly growing trend among sports fans to consume sports content digitally more and more. “We are expanding our audience and making our clubs more visible internationally through technology and platforms that allow fans to customize shows according to their preferences. Collaboration with OneFootball and MyCujoo is an excellent example of this,” says Leander. Monbaliu, Pro League Business Director.
From now on, all Jupiler Pro League matches will be followed in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, Austria, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, Scandinavia and Ireland. Until the playoffs, the show will be free on both platforms. Then it becomes pay-per-view, where you have to pay a per match to watch the broadcast.
Two weeks ago, Eleven Sports and Pro League announced an agreement with US sports channel ESPN, so that three 1A matches could also be watched live on the other side of the Atlantic every weekend. This agreement is entered into by partner Mediapro, which markets international TV rights to the Pro League. Now working with the well-known streaming platforms MyCuJoo and OneFootball, Eleven, Mediapro and Pro League are taking the next hurdle in the international football spread of Belgian clubs. MyCuJoo has a global presence in nearly 150 countries, broadcasts more than 20,000 matches annually, and has recently joined the Eleven Sports Group. The OneFootball app provides live football scores and soccer news and reaches more than 30 million fans per month, according to Eleven and Pro League, in response to a rapidly growing trend among sports fans to increasingly consume sports content digitally. “We are expanding our audience and making our clubs more visible internationally through technology and platforms that allow fans to customize shows according to their preferences. Collaboration with OneFootball and MyCujoo is an excellent example of this,” says Leander. Monbaliu, Pro League Business Director. From now on, all Jupiler Pro League matches will be followed in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, Austria, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, Scandinavia and Ireland. Until the playoffs, the show will be free on both platforms. Then it becomes pay-per-view, where you have to pay a per match to watch the broadcast.
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