August 2012
If you are a DStv subscriber, then you will definitely be excited to hear that SuperSport’s football offering just got a whole lot better!
With a wealth of first rate football already on offer on the World of Champions, SuperSport has recently added Capital One Cup (formerly the Carling Cup) and the nPower Championship (formerly the Coca Cola Championship) to its offering.
SuperSport is the only place to see this vast selection of premier football. These include English Premier League (EPL), Spanish La Liga, Italian Serie A, German Bundesliga, Uefa Champions League, Uefa Europa League, South African Premier Soccer League (PSL), Kenya Premier League (KPL), Uganda Super League (USL), Nigerian Premier League (NPL), Angolan Girabola, Ghana Premier League, Zambia Premier League and the Caf Champions League.
Add to this, Fifa sanctioned international friendlies, Fifa sanctioned national and international tournaments like the upcoming U20 Women’s World Cup and domestic cup competitions, the result is a staggering figure of over 1400 football matches, all live.
Supplementing these live matches is a variety of magazine shows that looks at football from another angle, on and off the pitch.
If you are a DStv subscriber, then you will definitely be excited to hear that SuperSport’s football offering just got a whole lot better!
With a wealth of first rate football already on offer on the World of Champions, SuperSport has recently added Capital One Cup (formerly the Carling Cup) and the nPower Championship (formerly the Coca Cola Championship) to its offering.
SuperSport is the only place to see this vast selection of premier football. These include English Premier League (EPL), Spanish La Liga, Italian Serie A, German Bundesliga, Uefa Champions League, Uefa Europa League, South African Premier Soccer League (PSL), Kenya Premier League (KPL), Uganda Super League (USL), Nigerian Premier League (NPL), Angolan Girabola, Ghana Premier League, Zambia Premier League and the Caf Champions League.
Add to this, Fifa sanctioned international friendlies, Fifa sanctioned national and international tournaments like the upcoming U20 Women’s World Cup and domestic cup competitions, the result is a staggering figure of over 1400 football matches, all live.
Supplementing these live matches is a variety of magazine shows that looks at football from another angle, on and off the pitch.
Commenting on the wealth of football coverage available on DStv, MultiChoice Africa Chief Executive Officer Nico Meyer says, “We are delighted that once again this year, DStv will lead the way in offering African audiences comprehensive live football action from around the world!
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