Is an alternate FTA broadcaster (outside maybe SBS) going to want to touch it though?
I wouldn’t be surprised if the fta component is parked in favour of ensuring they have a broadcaster.
This could be a good opportunity to reset the competition and try to rebuild
They could just buy air time or revenue share on 10 Peach like the old Fox deal or current NBL deal
The best A League years was when Fox had the EPL. A real Super Saturday. A League is just not a draw on its own
A deal with Optus would be best for all.
If the APL is as cooked as the reporting seems to indicate, you’d have to question whether they’re in a position to be able to do an alternate deal.
Can say that this is unlikely from what I’ve heard. Neither side will be ending the deal early given the broadcaster owns a part of the league. The question still remains as to whether the deal will be renewed.
Socceroos Asian Cup Quarter Final Highlights Action.
Live And Exclusive On Network 10 And Paramount+.
The Subway Socceroos quest for Asian Cup glory continues this week, live on Network 10 and Paramount+.
After a win against Indonesia on Sunday night, set the alarms as the Subway Socceroos face either Saudi Arabia or South Korea on Saturday morning in their Quarter Final match live from 2.00am AEDT on 10, 10 Play and Paramount+.
Socceroos fans will be keeping a close eye on that AFC Asian Cup Round of 16 match up on Wednesday morning live from 2.50am, exclusive to Paramount+.
Locally in the A-Leagues, it’s a battle for second spot on the Liberty A-League ladder with Sydney FC host Perth Glory on Saturday live from 6.55pm AEDT on 10 Play and Paramount+.
Last season’s Isuzu UTE A-League Champions Central Coast Mariners will be looking to continue their purple patch of form when they take on Adelaide United on Saturday night live from 7.00pm AEDT on 10 Bold, 10 Play and Paramount+.
Subway Socceroos :
AFC Asian Cup – exclusive to Paramount+:
Isuzu UTE A-League:
Liberty A-League – exclusive to 10 Play and Paramount+:
King Cup – exclusive to 10 Play:
NB: Match fixtures subject to change.
Not going anywhere according to Channel 10…
Not going anywhere in more ways than one.
Of course they will refute the rumors, they’re not going to confirm there is issues at hand or stay silent and feed into the commentary surrounding it.
South Korea will face Australia in the Asian Cup quarter final after beating Saudi Arabia 4-2 in a penalty shootout. The scores were tied 1-1 at the end of regular time and extra time, the Reds having levelled the match in the 99th minute of regular time.
Unfortunately, the Socceroos lost their match early this morning.
At the end of tonight’s A-League coverage on 10Bold, they had a highlights package of this mornings match, which was great to see. They even crossed over to Simon Hill and Andy Harper, who talked a little about the match. The team also mentioned that the Quarter Final match between Iran and Japan will be shown on Paramount+ at 10.30pm aedt (in 7 minutes time).
Tomorrow afternoon’s 10Bold match has been moved back to 6.30pm aedt (with a 7pm kick-off) due to the heat.
Asian Cup semi-finals fixture on Paramount+ (all times AEDT)
Wednesday February 7: Jordan v South Korea (2am)
Thursday February 8: Iran v Qatar (2am)
AFC Asian Cup Final, Local And International Club Football Highlights Action.
Live And Exclusive On Network 10 And Paramount+.
The AFC Asian Cup tournament comes to an end as Jordan plays Korea Republic on Wednesday morning live from 1.30am AEDT on Network 10 and Paramount+, and Iran tackle hosts Qatar on Thursday at 1.50am AEDT exclusive to Paramount+ in the Semi Finals. Who will book their spot in the big Final on Sunday morning, live from 1.30am AEDT on 10, 10 Play and Paramount+?
Locally in the Isuzu UTE A-League, it’s a top of the table clash as Wellington Phoenix take on reigning champions and second placed Central Coast Mariners on Tuesday afternoon live from 1.30pm AEDT on Paramount+, before the Mariners take on Sydney FC on Saturday night live from 7.00pm AEDT on 10 Bold, 10 Play and Paramount+.
Liberty A-League ladder leaders Melbourne City will host last year’s champions Sydney on Saturday live from 5.55pm AEDT on 10 Play and Paramount+.
There’s also plenty of international club action on with Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round Replays as Plymouth Argyle take on Leeds United Wednesday morning live from 6.35am AEDT, and Aston Villa host Chelsea on Thursday live from 6.50am AEDT, both matches exclusive to Paramount+.
The Scottish Cup Fifth Round is underway highlighted by Celtic battling St Mirren next Monday morning at 12.55am AEDT before Australian’s Calem Nieuwenhof and Cameron Devlin and their Heart of Midlothian, take on Airdrieonians live from 3.55am AEDT, on 10 Play.
AFC Asian Cup:
Isuzu UTE A-League:
Liberty A-League – exclusive to 10 Play and Paramount+:
Emirates FA Cup – exclusive to Paramount+:
Scottish Cup – exclusive to 10 Play :
Roshn Saudi League – exclusive to 10 Play:
NB: Match fixtures subject to change.
Jordan will face defending champion Qatar in the Asian Cup final late Saturday night / early Sunday morning, after they defeated South Korea and Iran respectively in the semi finals.
The final will be shown on 10’s main channel in all states.
Our beloved CommBank Matildas play their AFC Women’s Olympic Football Tournament Paris 2024™ Asian Qualifiers Round 3 matches against world number 47 Uzbekistan, kicking off on Saturday, February 24 live from 7.00pm AEDT on 10, 10 Play and Paramount+.
The ‘Tillies’ then return to Australia for the second leg on Wednesday, 28 February, live from 7.30pm AEDT.
The series will see Liberty A-League women’s Golden Boot leader Michelle Heyman (Canberra United FC) return to the national team after a six-year absence, with fellow A-League star Chloe Logarzo (Western United) also earning a recall to the CommBank Matildas squad. Arsenal FC gun Steph Catley will captain the squad for the series, in the absence of injured captain Sam Kerr.
The victor of the series will book their place at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Paramount Australia’s team of football experts will bring viewers the latest news and preview the big series in a special Matildas Magazine Show on Thursday, 22 February live at 10.30pm on 10 Bold and 10 Play. On opening match day, our experts will bring all the team news and interviews in the extended pre-match coverage as we build up to the exciting must win series.
For full fixtures head to 10 Play.
They seriously can’t come up with a better name for this? How about using your sports brand?
Live And Exclusive Local And International Club Football This Week.
There is local and international club football galore this week with AFC Cup, A-Leagues, AFC Champions League and Roshn Saudi League all in action this week across Network 10 and Paramount+.
Locally in the Isuzu UTE A-League, the Melbourne Derby highlights the action as City host Victory on Saturday night live from 7.00pm AEDT on 10 Bold, 10 Play and Paramount+. Then second placed Central Coast Mariners host 5th placed Western Sydney Wanderers on Sunday live from 4.30pm AEDT on 10 Bold, 10 Play and Paramount+.
Liberty A-League ladder leaders Melbourne City host Adelaide United on Sunday live from 4.55pm, and Western United look to make it five wins in a row when they tackle Wellington Phoenix live from 4.55pm AEDT, both matches on 10 Play and Paramount+.
The AFC Cup semi-finals are underway with Macarthur FC and Central Coast Mariners flying the flag, as Macarthur host Sabah FC on Tuesday night live from 5.50pm AEDT before the Mariners host Phnom Penh Crown FC live from 7.50pm AEDT, exclusive to 10 Play.
Aussie Aziz Behich teams up with superstar Cristiano Ronaldo as their Al Nassr takes on Al Fayha on Thursday in the AFC Champions League Round of 16 match exclusive to Paramount+, before they face Al Fateh on Sunday in the Roshn Saudi League live from 3.45am AEDT on 10 Play.
Isuzu UTE A-League:
Liberty A-League – exclusive to 10 Play and Paramount+:
AFC Cup – exclusive to 10 Play :
AFC Champions League – exclusive to Paramount+
Roshn Saudi League – exclusive to 10 Play:
NB: Match fixtures subject to change.
The match will be held on April 10 Australian time.
What’s the point of playing at random places? Shouldn’t it be in Mexico or Australia?
