Sport
Sports Flick: the little-known start-up bidding $60m for Champions League broadcast rights – The Guardian
Who is behind the Sydney-based streaming service shaking up the Australian sports streaming industry?
The Australian football world is abuzz following reports that a little-known western Sydney start-up headed by a 27-year-old former manager of a family building company has offered $60m over three years from 2021-22 to buy Australian rights to stream one of the most watched sporting competitions in the world. Who is this mysterious new player on the scene and how are they mixing it with the big guns?
What is Sports Flick?
Unless you are a fan of Nicaraguan football or Serbian rugby league, it is…
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