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Women’s Super League agrees ‘landmark’ multimillion-dollar TV deal with BBC, Sky Sports – Sydney Morning Herald
The competition, which features a host of Matildas, will benefit from prominent free broadcasts for the first time, with the move hailed as the most lucrative domestic…
The Womens Super League, which features a host of Matildas stars, will benefit from prominent free broadcasts in Britain for the first time after the BBC and Sky Sports agreed to a landmark three-year, multimillion-dollar TV rights deal.
The BBC will broadcast 22 live games, with a minimum of 18 shown on BBC One or BBC Two from next season. Sky Sports will show up to 44 matches. It has been reported the deal is worth about £8 million ($14.3 million) a season.
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