Amazon Prime Video to Broadcast UEFA Champions League Matches
Exclusive coverage of top European club competition
Streaming service to show one match per week from group stage to final
Amazon Prime Video has secured the exclusive rights to broadcast UEFA Champions League matches in the United Kingdom and Ireland for the next three seasons, starting from 2024/25.
The deal, which is worth a reported £1 billion, will see Amazon Prime Video show one match per week from the group stage to the final, with the remaining matches being shown on BT Sport.
Amazon Prime Video has been broadcasting Champions League matches since 2018, and has been praised for its coverage of the competition. The service offers a number of features that make it a popular choice for sports fans, including live and on-demand streaming, multi-camera angles, and expert commentary.
The Champions League is one of the most prestigious club competitions in the world, and features some of the best teams and players in Europe. The competition is always fiercely contested, and Amazon Prime Video's coverage is sure to be of interest to fans of the beautiful game.
Amazon Prime Video's acquisition of the Champions League rights is a major coup for the streaming service, and is a sign of its growing commitment to sports broadcasting. The deal is also a blow to BT Sport, which has been the exclusive broadcaster of the Champions League in the UK and Ireland for the past five seasons.
It remains to be seen how Amazon Prime Video's coverage of the Champions League will compare to that of BT Sport. However, with its strong track record in sports broadcasting, Amazon Prime Video is likely to provide a high-quality and innovative viewing experience.
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