BeIN’s social media platforms mirror on-air success with cumulative online video views reaching a record breaking 1.1bn and a total of 2.6bn impressions recorded during EURO 2024.
This marks the fifth award bestowed this year, acknowledging the coverage by BeIN Sports of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.
BeIN Sports received award for its outstanding coverage of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.
The free-to-air coverage will kick off with the opening match on Sunday, November 20, at Al Bayt Stadium.
The free-to-air Arabic channel will offer 18 hours of live coverage during the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, serving viewers with on-the-hour sports news bulletins, in addition to analysis and ...
Starting on October 19, the tournament will air both in Arabic and English commentary.
The exclusive Arabic-language series is hosted by Kuwaiti content creator and former Khaitan SC football player Musaed AlFouzan.
The two remaining matches will determine the final two spots for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.
BeIN's OTT platform, provided by Cognacq-Jay Image, will use Microsoft Azure and rely on Quortex's Just-In-Time technology.
The games will air in Arabic, English and French, while beIN will also air an additional seven live games each week on NBA TV, the league’s 24/7 dedicated channel.
Manchester United v Liverpool also garnered 111% more viewers, making it the most-watched match in the MENA region over the weekend.
The US Open will kick off on August 30, with the final matches set for September 12.
As Ligue1, EPL and LaLiga return across the next two weekends, every game will be broadcast live and exclusive on beIN, with Arabic and English commentary.
The two most prestigious European club football competitions will be broadcast starting Tuesday, 16 February with Arsene Wenger as a special guest.
