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Viaplay debuts on Elisa, extends UEFA rights for Baltics

September 1, 2021 08.05 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

The Nordic Entertainment Group (NENT Group) streaming service Viaplay has been made available to Elisa customers in Estonia.

They are now able to purchase two streaming services – Viaplay and Elisa Huubi – for a single monthly fee of €10.99.

All users of the new Elisa Experience set-top box can find the Viaplay app directly through the device and in addition Viaplay can be ordered separately from Elisa.

Viaplay offers content in four categories – Viaplay Originals, movies and series, kids content and live sports, which can be viewed anywhere, anytime and on almost any device. Meanwhile, Elisa Huubis offers viewers almost 300 domestic and foreign films and series.

In a separate development, NENT Group and UEFA have agreed a long-term media rights partnership that will make Viaplay the exclusive home of UEFA EURO and FIFA World Cup qualifying matches and the UEFA Nations League in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania from 2022 to 2028, in addition to the UEFA EURO 2024 and UEFA EURO 2028 tournaments.

Viewers in all countries will be able to stream at least 60 matches played by their respective national teams and more than 1,200 matches from across Europe on Viaplay, along with studio programming and commentary in local languages.

Viaplay’s sports offering in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania also includes UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa Conference League, Bundesliga, Formula 1 and NHL, with Premier League to come from 2022.

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Newsline, Platforms, Streaming Tagged With: Baltics, Elisa, Estonia, NENT Group, Viaplay Edited: 1 September 2021 08:05

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