DAZN is a global sports streaming platform available in more than 200 territories, offering live and on-demand sport on any device. It calls itself the Global Home of Boxing and has streamed events such as the FIFA Club World Cup, and subscribers can add further sports subscriptions from around the world to their plan.
Same category, HQ in United Kingdom
BBBBC Sport is the BBC's sports news and coverage service, offering live scores, fixtures, news, analysis and live coverage across football, cricket, Formula 1 and many other sports. Its website launched on 3 July 2000, joining the BBC's rolling news and sports channels on TV and radio.
Sports media and content
TNTNT Sports is a UK and Ireland sports broadcaster delivering live events, news, fixtures, results and video across television and digital platforms. Its current rights portfolio spans Premier League and UEFA football, Premiership rugby, UFC, MotoGP, Grand Tour cycling, Grand Slam tennis, cricket, boxing, snooker and winter sports. TNT Sports is part of Warner Bros. Discovery.
Live sports broadcasting and digital coverage
SKSky Sports provides live sports broadcasting, news, scores and analysis through television, streaming and its website. Its own subscription page describes viewing via Sky TV, NOW and the Sky Sports app, with access differing by subscription. Sky is part of Comcast; Comcast announced majority ownership of Sky in 2018 and publishes Sky Sports product announcements. Coverage rights and available competitions can change, so this description does not imply every event is available everywhere.
Sports broadcasting and news
AUAutosport has covered motorsport news and stories since 1950, from the Formula 1 world championship to UK club racing, the Le Mans 24 Hours, the Indianapolis 500 and the World Rally Championship. It publishes news, analysis, results and standings for series including F1 and MotoGP. In 2016 Haymarket sold Autosport, along with the Autosport International show and Autosport Awards, to Motorsport Network, the Miami-based owner of Motorsport.com. Motorsport Network still lists Autosport among its media brands.
Sports media and content
FOFourFourTwo is a football media brand that publishes news, transfer stories, features, statistics and tactical analysis. It launched in 1994 on the back of a World Cup that England had not qualified for, a move it jokingly calls an act of madness that worked out. It now describes itself as the world's biggest football magazine, alongside a major football website and a YouTube channel, with an editorial team led by editor James Andrew.
Sports media and content
GOGoal.com is a football website covering news, live scores, results and transfers for major teams, players and leagues, and it describes itself as the world's largest football website. Integrated Media Company (IMC) signed an agreement with DAZN Group to acquire a majority stake in Goal. The site is now operated by FootballCo Media Limited, a business division of the UK-based FootballCo Group, which owns, operates or represents several free digital sports media properties.
Sports media and content
RARaceFans is an independent motorsport-news website founded by editor Keith Collantine in 2005 under the name F1 Fanatic. It became RaceFans in 2018 and now covers Formula 1 alongside other racing series such as IndyCar, endurance racing and junior categories. Its reporting, commentary and reader discussion are editorial content; it is not a racing team or a sponsor of the championships it covers.
Sports media and content
