The affordable pay-TV provider StarTimes, the exclusive broadcaster of the UEFA Europa League, will broadcast the semi-final matches between Sevilla and Manchester United on Sunday at 20:00; Milan inter will face Shakhtar Donetsk on Monday at 8 p.m.
The ultimate will be played on August 21.
At the same time, the 2020/21 Europa League season will begin on 20 August with the rankings. Then, the following week, on 29 August, StarTimes will broadcast FA Community Shield which will be played between Premier League winners Liverpool and 2020 Arsenal FA Cup winners at Wembley Stadium. From 3 September, StarTimes will broadcast the UEFA Nations League. The current edition of UEFA’s new national team festival will begin with primary clashes such as Germany against Spain, Sweden against France and the incumbent Portugal against Croatia.
The virtual television operator recently acquired the broadcast rights to LaLiga (commentary in French). The exciting Spanish league will be broadcast on the StarTimes sports channels from the first MatchDay of the 20120/21 season on September 12.
StarTimes will also broadcast European cups such as Coppa Italia, exclusive in sub-Saharan Africa, the Copa del Rey de España and the Emirates FA Cup, between.
“We are very happy to offer more sports to our subscribers. Football enthusiasts in Nigeria can now expect uninterrupted action on their screens,” said Lazarus Ibeabuchi, Director of Public Relations at StarTimes.
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