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Cosmote TV secures Lega Serie A rights

August 3, 2021 08.58 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

Greece’s Cosmote TV has obtained the TV rights to Lega Serie A until the 2023-24 season.

It will offer its subscribers live coverage of 380 matches a season, with major ones also made available in 4? on Cosmote TV’s Cosmote Sport 4K channel.

Lega Serie A has ten matches every week, including the classic derbies Milan-Inter (Derby della Madonnina), Inter-Juventus (Derby d’Italia), Roma-Lazio (Derby della Capitale) and Sampdoria-Genoa (Derby della Lanterna).

Cosmote TV is operated by the Greek incumbent OTE and offers viewers a total of 16 sports channels.

The 11 Cosmote Sport channels provide viewers with almost 8,000 hours of live broadcasts per year and host major leagues in football, basketball, tennis, volleyball, handball, motorsports, UFC and selected boxing competitions.

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