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Exclusive: DAZN strength will carry us right around the world

The NLP sat down with National League general manager Mark Ives, their independent non-executive director Martin Howard, DAZN’s CEO of growth markets Pete Oliver and their rights director Joe Pickering to discuss the seven-year agreement, how it will work as well as how clubs will be supported.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 July 2024

Exclusive: DAZN

SHAKE ON IT: DAZN’s Pete Oliver, left, and the National League’s Mark Ives at Wembley Inset: The duo with DAZN’s Joe Pickering
PICTURE: Darren Campbell

By Matt Badcock

THE NATIONAL League have secured a groundbreaking seven-year broadcast deal with UK-headquartered streaming giants DAZN.
As well as the ‘traditional’ selection of a Saturday game for live coverage, the partnership will focus on allowing fans to watch any permitted game globally across all three divisions played outside of the existing UEFA Article 48 blackout hours.
Building on the concept of National League TV – lau...

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