European Public Broadcasters Unveil Eurovision Sport Streaming Service

The new free-to-air platform aims to make a wide range of sports more accessible to fans across Europe and beyond.

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) launched Eurovision Sport, a free streaming service for live sports, available on desktop, mobile, and soon on connected TVs.
Eurovision Sport will feature events from over 28 international federations, including the World Aquatics Championships and the Biathlon World Championships.
The platform is designed to aggregate sports coverage, making it easier for fans to access and for sports federations to attract new audiences.
Eurovision Sport is ad-supported and aims to achieve profitability within three years, according to the EBU's business plan.
Negotiations are underway to include FIFA+ on a non-exclusive basis, and discussions with international broadcasters like Canada's CBC are taking place.