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Optus have won the rights to the German cup competition, the DFB-Pokal!
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Interesting announcement given this seasonâs DFB-Pokal has already completed its first round.
The deal means German football will be split across two Australian broadcasters, beIN (Bundesliga) and Optus (DFB-Pokal).
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Great get. No linear broadcaster in Australia over the last few years
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I notice that Optus Sport has added the full-time whistle to each of its Premier League highlights videos this weekend.
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Optus Sport is proud to announce it will be broadcasting five womenâs international friendlies in the lead up to the FIFA Womenâs World Cup 2023⢠in Australia and New Zealand, starting with a massive double header between co-hosts New Zealand and reigning champions USA (on January 18 and 21).
In addition, Optus Sport will also broadcast three further New Zealand internationals live and exclusively in February ⌠That starts with the visit of Portugal ahead of their play-off tournament for one of the final three places in Australia and New Zealand before another double header, this time against Argentina, who will feature in Group G of this winterâs showpiece event.
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Optus Sport is proud to announce it will stream the 2023 Supercoppa Italiana between AC Milan and Internazionale exclusively live and on-demand, allowing Australian audiences to get a taste of one of the fiercest derbies in world football.
The Supercoppa Italiana pits the winner of Serie A, AC Milan, against the winner of the Coppa Italia, Internazionale, in a showpiece event being played in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia at 6am (AEDT) on Thursday, January 19.
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Optus Sport has regained the rights to the K-League after a 2 year absence. J-League from Japan and K-League from South Korea plus the EPL and LaLiga is plenty of football.
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Plus the WSL, Womenâs FA Cup, German Cup and Italian Super Cup alongside their International Football offerings.
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It is a one-off, five-match deal for the 2022/23 season. It covers the fourth round clash between Chelsea and Arsenal, a quarter-final, both semi-finals and the final.
https://sport.optus.com.au/news/womens-fa-cup/os54051/womens-fa-cup-2023-five-games-how-to-watch-australia-details-preview-chelsea-arsenal
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Football fansâ Premier League viewing experience will be more enhanced than ever before with the launch of Premier League Data Zone on Optus Sport.
Data Zone is an enhanced data-driven viewing experience for fans featuring live on-screen statistics and real-time player tracking.
The streaming option, available alongside the usual broadcast, features an L-bar surrounding the match with on-pitch graphics to give viewers an abundance of statistical insights on demand.
These include:
Real-time team and player statistics including passing accuracy, touches, sprints, total distance travelled, dribbles, opponents bypassed and more
A live player movement tracker
Player name graphics of whoever is in possession of the ball
Real-time on-pitch shot speed graphics
The Premier League Data Zone will debut on Optus Sport with Tottenhamâs trip to St Jamesâ Park to face Newcastle United in a crucial game in the battle for the top four at 11pm on Sunday, 23 April (AEST).
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Hmm me thinking have to subscribe to optus sport now that im a customer 
for premier league and this.
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I saw Optus Sport in a venue last night and noticed that the feed in the venue had a lower-left beer glass watermark instead of the âYesâ watermark which is standard on the consumer feed.
I suppose having different bugs makes it slightly easier to ensure venues arenât using personal subscriptions, and narrow down where pirated feeds are being sourced from.
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Yep. Very common in the UK.
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And here with Fox. (Speaking of Fox they seem to have a venue subscription to record their vision from: at least on FSN I see the beer watermark)
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If they were smart, theyâd sell that space to a beer company. 
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I believe it might be tied to a business subscription - I stayed at a Hotel recently that had the pub version of the sports channels
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is it a different feed or the same feed with a different bug? advertisers might be interested if they were advertsing only in venues - companies like keno, beer companies etc could tailor a message if the audiance is already in a venue
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I donât think Iâve ever seen the beer watermark in any venues on FS channels I have seen it on Optus Sport when I was a subscriber. They must have been stuffing up the feeds regularly so the beer glass was always poping up.