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LONDON: Amazon.com will start showing European Champions League soccer in Britain from 2024 joining current rights holder BT, which has agreed a lower priced deal to show the majority of matches in the top-flight competition.
The technology giant will have the first pick of matches on a Tuesday, with BT Sport retaining the rest of the rights to the Champions League, Europa League and Europa Conference League. The UK deal is understood to be worth around £500 million ($607 million) a year to UEFA for the three seasons between 2024 and 2027 -- an increase of 20 percent on the current cycle. Amazon already holds the UK rights to 20 Premier League matches per season.
LONDON :Amazon.com will start showing European Champions League soccer in Britain from 2024 joining current rights holder BT, which has agreed a lower priced deal to show the majority of matches in the top-flight competition.
LONDON :Amazon.com will show European Champion's League soccer in Britain alongside BT , which agreed a 305 million pounds ($368 million) deal to show the majority of matches for three seasons until 2027.
BT Sport has lost its stranglehold on Champions League football in Britain after almost a decade, ceding a handful of matches to Amazon as regulators scrutinise its merger with Eurosport.
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SunSport reported that DAZN had bid £20million while Sky were offering in the region of £15million to broadcast the summer showdown.