Tag: FIFA Club World Cup

TelevisaUnivision reported mixed Q2 results, with revenue down 4 percent to $1.2 billion due to FX headwinds and advertising softness, particularly in Mexico. ViX, its streaming platform, was a bright spot, surpassing 10 million subscribers and helping drive 10 percent…

DAZN is leveraging the launch of the new FIFA Club World Cup, which starts June 14 in the US, as its most ambitious push yet into the American market. The global sports streamer, holding exclusive rights to the tournament, will…

DAZN launched a free real-time match tracking feature called Scores, covering more than 1,000 global soccer competitions. The tool gives fans live alerts, lineup info, and performance stats and is timed ahead of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, which…

Ampere Analysis forecasts that streaming services will invest a record $12.5 billion in live sports rights in 2025, up from $10 billion in 2024. DAZN leads the sector, accounting for one-third of the spending, followed by Amazon, YouTube TV, and…

Andrew Wamugi analyzes Apple's cautious approach to acquiring sports media rights, contrasting it with competitors like YouTube, Amazon, and Netflix, and questioning its commitment to live sports. Despite notable investments in Major League Soccer and Major League Baseball, Apple has…

FIFA finalized a $1 billion deal with DAZN to stream the 2025 Club World Cup for free, after failed talks with Apple TV. The tournament, featuring 32 teams including Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami, has faced challenges with broadcaster interest, player…