SuperSport has acquired 2014 Soccer World Cup broadcast rights in Africa, according to ScreenAfrica reports. The 64 soccer matches, taking place from 12 June to 13 July in Brazil, will all be broadcast on DStv's SuperSport channel, with live matches available on the SuperSport HD channels.
MultiChoice Nigeria has announced that they will be offering Nigerians who do not yet subscribe to the pay TV channels, a discount on the price of their decoders, in order for them to be able to watch games and support Super Eagles, Nigeria’s participating soccer team. The offer comes with two-month subscription on the Access bouquet.
"In addition to the world-class broadcast quality that is our trademark and which our subscribers will enjoy, they will also have access to insightful football analysis and thrilling magazine programmes which will showcase the stories outside the field of play", Felix Awogu, General Manager of SuperSport was quoted in the reported.
MultiChoice Nigeria has announced that they will be offering Nigerians who do not yet subscribe to the pay TV channels, a discount on the price of their decoders, in order for them to be able to watch games and support Super Eagles, Nigeria’s participating soccer team. The offer comes with two-month subscription on the Access bouquet.
"In addition to the world-class broadcast quality that is our trademark and which our subscribers will enjoy, they will also have access to insightful football analysis and thrilling magazine programmes which will showcase the stories outside the field of play", Felix Awogu, General Manager of SuperSport was quoted in the reported.
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