La Liga, Serie A to be broadcast in Australia
Football supporters eager to see Spanish and Italian top-flight football have had their wish granted, with the likes of Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus set to be screened
Fans can see La Liga and Serie A action on Australian TV after Fox Sports gained exclusive rights to two of the world's top leagues for the next two seasons.
The pay TV channel will broadcast two live matches from both leagues every week, as well as another two on delay.
It comes at the perfect time with Fox to show the Turin derby between Torino and Serie A champions Juventus at 8.30pm [AEST] on Sunday.
That will come after 'El Derbi Madrileno' between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid at 6am on the same day.
Melbourne Heart coach John Aloisi, who was the first Australian to play and score in La Liga, the English Premier League and Serie A, said the deal was great for fans.
"It is fantastic for Australian football fans to be able to enjoy two of the top club competitions in world football," he said.
"Fans can not only look forward to watching big matches such as the Manchester derby, but now they can catch the Milan and Madrid derbies, and see world-class players like Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo live every week."
http://www.goal.com/en-au/news/4153/la-liga/2013/09/27/4292140/la-liga-serie-a-to-be-broadcast-in-australia
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Football supporters eager to see Spanish and Italian top-flight football have had their wish granted, with the likes of Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus set to be screened
Fans can see La Liga and Serie A action on Australian TV after Fox Sports gained exclusive rights to two of the world's top leagues for the next two seasons.
The pay TV channel will broadcast two live matches from both leagues every week, as well as another two on delay.
It comes at the perfect time with Fox to show the Turin derby between Torino and Serie A champions Juventus at 8.30pm [AEST] on Sunday.
That will come after 'El Derbi Madrileno' between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid at 6am on the same day.
Melbourne Heart coach John Aloisi, who was the first Australian to play and score in La Liga, the English Premier League and Serie A, said the deal was great for fans.
"It is fantastic for Australian football fans to be able to enjoy two of the top club competitions in world football," he said.
"Fans can not only look forward to watching big matches such as the Manchester derby, but now they can catch the Milan and Madrid derbies, and see world-class players like Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo live every week."
http://www.goal.com/en-au/news/4153/la-liga/2013/09/27/4292140/la-liga-serie-a-to-be-broadcast-in-australia
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