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Amazon Prime Moves To Broadcast Champions League 2024-25 Season

August 21, 2024
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Amazon Prime Video is set to enhance its sports broadcasting portfolio by adding coverage of the Champions League for the 2024-25 season. The company’s agreement with UEFA covers the UK and Ireland and includes the rights to broadcast key matches from top-pick games to the semi-finals on Tuesday nights.

This move signifies Amazon’s commitment to reshaping the sports broadcasting landscape through streaming services.

Amazon’s coverage focuses on high-stakes matches, particularly those involving English clubs, ensuring that local fans have access to the games that matter most to them.

In addition to securing broadcasting rights, Amazon Prime has assembled a team of experienced pundits and commentators, including Gabby Logan and former players such as Clarence Seedorf, Daniel Sturridge, and Frank Lampard, to provide in-depth analysis.

Amazon’s coverage of the Champions League will feature cutting-edge technology, including low-latency streaming and AI-generated highlights, to create an interactive and engaging viewing experience for fans.

Existing Amazon Prime subscribers will have access to Champions League matches at no additional cost, while additional coverage can be obtained through a partnership with Discovery+ Premium.

Amazon Prime’s coverage of the Champions League promises to deliver a revamped and technologically advanced viewing experience for football fans in the UK and Ireland.

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