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Think you've completely misread the interest here.In most ways? Most of the Fa Cup is pretty gash these days. Save for semis / final.
You've got Madrid derbies & classico, that's already miles better than any FA Cup tie even in this country.
Think you've completely misread the interest here.
Aussies in general support English clubs far more than Spanish clubs. They'll tune in to see their side play in the FA cup, they won't tune in to see two random Spanish sides each week.
Optus have the viewing metrics, I'd be willing to bet La Liga was completely irrelevant to them outside of a few games...
Because it wasn't convenient to watch. If it's now on the same subscription service they're already paying to watch the PL on, they'll watch the FA Cup games..
The average punter doesn't care about the FA Cup until the semi/final.
Paramount not being interested is telling.
Because it wasn't convenient to watch. If it's now on the same subscription service they're already paying to watch the PL on, they'll watch the FA Cup games.
Businesses don't make these decisions on a whim. The money will have made sense for Optus to pull the trigger on this one.
That's what I meant when I said "the money will have made sense" to Optus. They'll get comparable viewing figures (if not more - I lean to there being more) for what you'd expect will be a smaller cost.Let's be honest, FA cup rights would be sfa anyway. Considering they lost out on La Liga it was an easy decision to make.
Does this mean that there's no more 10 play FA cup fixtures now?
The same argument can be made for Champions League. We are more outliers than the norm. Personally, I doubt I watched 1 full La Liga game whilst on the Optus Network, but I’ll casually watch any EPL match, and watch every LFC match live regardless of time or competition. I’ll casually watch bigger UCL games, but ignore UEL or lower etc… sometimes we just need to acknowledge that in a world of analytics, the know what’s worth the $$$
It’s no different to Netflix or Stan or Prime signing and dropping shows from their catalogues…
All FA Cup matches with Optus Sport nowDoes this mean that there's no more 10 play FA cup fixtures now?
Let's be honest, FA cup rights would be sfa anyway. Considering they lost out on La Liga it was an easy decision to make.
Does this mean that there's no more 10 play FA cup fixtures now?
Looks like BeIN Sports has a new video player.
Anyway to get extended highlights for Tillies games through 9 now app (not Stan)?
9 now app seems a mess, hard to find anything. I'm not going to bother with Stan this season just for European games, can't be justified.
How long do you want extended highlights to be? 9Now had the 6-5 highlights and it was 20 minutes.
Wasn't exactly easy to find.
Really? The morning after the game I went to 9now and it was one of the first links on the front page.
We had junior girls coaching meeting last night at my club, tried to find it to put on through Chromecast on the projector and it was a nightmare to find.
LaLiga looks to be on beIN Sports after allLooks like BeIN Sports has a new video player.
All FA Cup matches with Optus Sport now
I hope they've ramped up their service, I had a few shockers with them last season. With the step up in EFL games on Bein it's going to be much better value this year.
How many games they showing live?
I think an additional 1-2 a week so should be maybe 5 out of the 12?