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Eleven Extra widens Polish reach

February 2, 2017 09.39 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

The Polish cable operator Inea has added the premium sports channel Eleven Extra to its offer.

The channel, which includes live and exclusive coverage of LaLiga Santander, Serie A TIM, Ligue 1 and FA Cup football, joins two other channels from Eleven Sports’ portfolio – Eleven and Eleven Sports – already in Inea’s line-up.

Commenting on the development, Danny Menken, group MD, Eleven Sports, said: “We are proud of our non-exclusive distribution strategy that ensures Eleven Sports’’ multiple platforms are available to as many fans as possible.

“We are very pleased to add Eleven Extra to INEA and provide fans with even greater access to the scintillating sporting action that Eleven has to offer”.

Eleven Extra was launched in Poland in September 2016 and is also available on nc+ (DTH), Vectra (cable), UPC (cable), Toya (cable) Netia (IPTV) and Cyfrowy Polsat (DTH).

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