FIFA Threatens to Blackout Women's World Cup in Europe Over Low Rights Bids

FIFA may not broadcast the Women's World Cup in some European countries due to disappointing offers for television rights.
Broadcasters from the 'big five' European countries had only offered £800,000 — £8million ($1m-$10m) for the Women’s World Cup, a notable decrease when compared with the £80m-£160m ($100m-$200m) that was offered for the rights to the men’s World Cup.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino is unhappy with the offers received from Britain, Spain, Italy, Germany, and France.
The tournament is being held in Australia and New Zealand and starts on July 20.
Infantino believes that public broadcasters have a duty to promote and invest in women’s sport.