Zapping Our Mondial The schedule of the blues for the 2022 World Cup
Once is not custom, there is no question of battle for the acquisition of TV rights. In an interview given to The TeamThomas Sénécal, the new director of sports at Canal+, announced the creation of two new channels dedicated to sports from August 31.
“We are offering two new channels from August 31, for more live. […] We have 10,000 hours of sport per year, we want to make our offer more readable, richer, but for the same cost. We are therefore creating Canal+ Foot, integrated into the Sport pack (for €34.99 per month, editor’s note), with all our football offer (Ligue 1, D1 Arkema, Champions League, Europa League, Premier League) and a broadcast at 8:30 p.m. Monday to Friday, Football Day, presented by Éric Besnard. […]
Canal+ Sport 360, which takes the place of Canal+ Décalé, will be part of Canal’s basic offer (for €20.99 per month, editor’s note). It will deal with sport from all angles, with a new touch. It is focused on multisport with the Ligue 1 match on Saturday evening and sports that have in common the spectacular side. It will also offer daytime news with programs operated by Infosport +, but also on-board cameras.
Canal+ will also broadcast the Champions League, for which it won the call for tenders, and will continue to broadcast two Ligue 1 matches per day and the Premier League.
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The crypto channel’s new sports director has announced the creation of two new channels starting August 31. Canal+ will also broadcast the Champions League, for which it won the call for tenders, and will continue to broadcast two Ligue 1 matches per day and the Premier League.
