TV quake: Sky loses Bundesliga conference to DAZN!

TV quake: Sky loses Bundesliga conference to DAZN!

Deutschland - A real bang in the world of football: Sky loses his Bundesliga rights on the streaming giants! What many fans have feared is now a reality. On Saturday, the German Football League (DFL) announced that from 2025 to 2029 the rights to the popular Bundesliga conference will be awarded to DAZN. But there is a silver stripe in the sky for Sky: In return, the Pay TV station gets the rights for the Friday games back and retains the individual broadcasts on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. and the top game on Saturday evening at 6:30 p.m. This secures Sky Stolze 196 live games per season, which makes it the greatest right holder of the DFL.

new possibilities for Sky viewers

The changes also have an impact on the audience. With the current situation, it is easier for many than ever to stream Sky over the Internet. Like chip , there are now numerous options, both with and without subscription. Users with a sky subscription can stream almost all content online on various devices such as laptops and smartphones via Sky Go. Sky on Demand also offers the opportunity to see some content via the Internet as long as the Sky Receiver is correctly furnished.

For all those who do not want to bind themselves in the long term, there is Sky Ticket, which can be made flexible monthly termination and can be used without an existing Sky subscription. However, certain prerequisites must be observed in order to ensure good streaming quality: an internet connection of 6 Mbit per second is sufficient for SD quality, while at least 10 Mbit is required for HD. In order to be able to stream in 4K, the connection should even offer at least 50 Mbit per second. This opens up a new dimension of television for viewers.