NHL Makes an Exceptional Move in Finland – New Service Shows 160 Matches
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NHL fans have another streaming service to turn to. Disney+ will begin broadcasting the league this fall.
Disney+ is taking over parts of the NHL in Sweden. It will be allowed to broadcast 160 regular season games a year until 2030 – and also parts of the playoffs. Everything will be included in existing Disney+ subscriptions.
Viaplay still shows the most NHL hockey, but now Disney+ and possibly other TV companies have been added.
Viaplay still shows the most NHL hockey, but now Disney+ and possibly other TV companies have been added.
Disney+ continues its sports venture — and has bought parts of the NHL rights from Viaplay. The company has signed a five-year agreement to broadcast the North American Ice Hockey League in Finland.
The NHL and streaming service Disney+ have signed a five-year deal to broadcast games in Finland and Sweden. The deal covers the season starting at the end of September and runs through 2031. The article NHL signs five-year deal to broadcast games in Finland and Sweden was first published on SSS.fi.
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