ELEVEN SPORTS NETWORK launches its second channel Eleven Sports across Belgium, Poland, Malaysia and Singapore this Saturday, August 22nd.
The new channel Eleven Sports is devoted to the exclusive coverage of some of the greatest international sporting events in the world and will kick off with the live broadcast of Serie A TIM Hellas Verona – AS Roma on Saturday 18:00 CET. International sport competitions include basketball, volleyball, motor-sports, handball, tennis, cycling, rugby amongst others, plus even more live football which is carried over from Eleven, the network’s other channel dedicated entirely to the game.
Viewers will have access to exclusive coverage showcasing some of the biggest names in sports, such as LeBron James, Pogba, Goffin, Ibrahimovic, Karabatic, Courtois, to name a few and depending on the territory. Both channels will broadcast 24h a day, in full HD and with local language commentary.
"We aim to bring a combination together of top live and exclusive content, cutting edge technology and interactivity with consumers to make this the prime destination for sports fans in our local markets," says Danny Menken, Group MD ELEVEN SPORTS NETWORK
ELEVEN SPORTS NETWORK is part of The Channels Co., Ltd. The network has already launched in Belgium, Poland, Singapore and Malaysia and aims to reach as wide an audience as possible by partnering with the major DTH / cable / IPTV / mobile operators with different prices, with different marketing and in different bundles.
For more information,contact:
Sonja Healy
+44 7733 468828
email: sonja.healy@elevensportsnetwork.com
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