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Optus Sport to provide live streaming for Women's Big Bash League

StreamingKevin Perry

Optus Sport Has signed a new deal with Cricket Australia that will see it stream 47 matches of the Women's Big Bash League via the Optus Sport App and through Yes TV by Fetch.

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Optus let customers stream entertainment without using data

NewsMedia Release

Optus today announced the expansion of its mobile entertainment offering, giving eligible postpaid mobile customers a better way to be entertained with data-free TV, movies and music streaming.

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Optus secures Juventus vs West Ham United pre-season clash

SportKevin Perry

Optus has today confirmed it has gained exclusive broadcast rights to the upcoming pre-season friendly match between Italian Football Champions, Juventus and Premier League fan favourites, West Ham United.

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Presto arrives on FetchTV

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Presto today announced its arrival on Fetch TV, reinforcing its commitment to big-screen viewing with this exciting new roll-out. The news comes following the announcement of Fetch TV’s newest generation of set top boxes at a media event in Sydney overnight.
 

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Optus expands Football offering by signing new deal with Nine

SportKevin Perry
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Optus today expanded its football offering by securing the broadcast and digital rights to fifteen exclusive matches and three simulcast matches of the pre-season International Champions Cup (ICC) tournament.

The agreement with Channel Nine comes as Optus continues to broaden its football offering, having already secured broadcast rights for English Premier League and the World Cup.

Watched by over 1 million fans world-wide, the International Champions Cup is the premier pre-season football tournament that brings Europe’s best clubs to the United States, China and Australia, including Premier League giants Leicester City, Liverpool FC, La Liga winners, Barcelona FC and Ligue 1 winners, Paris Saint-German.

Ben White, Managing Director, Marketing and Products at Optus said, “We know that football fans want the ability to see football matches live when they happen, not on long delay. Securing the live rights to the International Champions Cup further demonstrates Optus’ commitment to delivering exciting live football experiences to our customers.”

Optus will broadcast 15 matches from the US/Europe leg of the popular tournament starting from the 23 July 2016, which customers will be able to view exclusively live on Optus Sport. This will be the first tournament to be shown on the new Optus Sport content platforms ahead of the Premier League launch in August.

Customers will also be able to view the China leg of the tour from 22 July, which will be broadcast on Optus Sport and Channel Nine’s broadcast and digital channels. Channel Nine retains the rights to the three Australian matches that will be played in Melbourne in July.

Customers who have signed up to an EPL subscription on an EPL eligible plan will have access to Optus’ coverage of the ICC tournament as part of their package.

“This partnership, teamed with the ability to view and access high quality content across multiple platforms with our new Optus Sport offering, makes Optus an attractive option for customers as we continue to bring them closer to the action with game-changing football content through the likes of the EPL, the FIFA World Cup and the FIFA Confederations Cup,” Mr White said.

 

ICC Matches to be shown live by Optus and Channel Nine:

Friday, July 22 - Shanghai, Manchester United v. Dortmund

Monday, July 25 - Beijing, Manchester City v. Manchester United

Thursday, July 28 - Shenzhen, Dortmund v. Manchester City

 

USA/Europe All Exclusively Live on Optus 

Saturday, July 23 - Glasgow, Celtic FC v. Leicester City

Sunday July 24 - Orlando, PSG v. Inter Milan

Wednesday, July 27 - Columbus, Real Madrid v. PSG

Wednesday, July 27 - Chicago, Bayern v. AC Milan

Wednesday, July 27 - Parndana, Liverpool v. Chelsea

Saturday, July 30 - Dublin, Barcelona v. Celtic

Saturday, July 30 - Ann Arbor, Chelsea v Real Madrid

Saturday, July 30 - Charlotte, Bayern v. Inter

Saturday, July 30 - Santa Clara, Liverpool v. AC Milan

Saturday, July 30 - Los Angeles, PSG v. Leicester City

Wednesday, August 3 - Stockholm, Barcelona v. Leicester City

Wednesday, August 3 - New York, Bayern v. Real

Wednesday, August 3 - Minneapolis, Chelsea v. AC Milan

Saturday August 6 - London, Liverpool v. Barcelona

Saturday, August 13 - Limerick, Celtic v. Inter

 

ICC Matches played in Australia will be shown exclusively by Channel Nine:

Saturday, July 23 - Melbourne, Melbourne Victory FC v. Juventus

Saturday August 6 - Melbourne, Juventus v. Tottenham Hotspur

Saturday, August 13 - Melbourne, Tottenham Hotspur v. Atlético de Madrid

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Optus launches bid for A-League

SportKevin Perry

Optus has confirmed it will hold talks with the FFA in a bid to secure broadcast rights for the A-League.

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Optus makes English Premier League available to fans via Apple TV

SportKevin Perry

Optus has today confirmed it’s developed an app that will provide access to the English Premier League for owners of the Apple TV.

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Foxtel spoils Optus' party with new English Premier League deal

SportKevin Perry

Foxtel has today confirmed the signing of broadcast partnership agreements with six major English football clubs in a new deal that will cause plenty of disruption to the plans of Optus.

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Optus announce EPL plans

NewsMedia Release

Optus today unveiled pricing for the 2016/17 season of the English Premier League (EPL), allowing customers to stream EPL data-free on the Optus network (selected plans).

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SBS licence free-to-air broadcast rights for EPL & 2018 FIFA World Cup from Optus | @SBS @Optus

SportSteve Molk

SBS and Optus today announced two new deals in which football fans across Australia will be able to watch more than double the number of international football matches on free-to-air TV.

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