World Rugby has launched a new streaming site where it says you will be able to watch all the past rugby matches for free.
World Rugby has launched its first streaming platform on which it says it will host full matches, documentaries and more than 10 000 hours of archive content.The platform is free, the body says, while not confirming if the 2023 World Cup will be streamed on it as of yet.
World Rugby explains that rugby fans will be able to view events on the platform ahead of the upcoming World Cup which begins with France v. New Zealand on 8th September. Champions from 2019 the“The platform will ensure that every try, kick, pass and tackle is available from the tournament and accessible in every nation. It will also play a leading role in the promotion, accessibility and impact of WXV, launching this year,” it explains in a press release sent to Hypertext.
The announcement adds that the platform will ensure that the 2023 edition of the Rugby World Cup is “the most widely accessible rugby event ever” and provide a destination for live coverage for countries that have rugby fans but have no broadcasters with rights to the live matches. “We are excited to be launching RugbyPass TV for fans around the world. This important move builds on the recent acquisition of RugbyPass and the strengthening of our fan engagement capability. It represents a key strategy in our mission to make rugby truly global by making the sport more accessible and more relevant to more people,” enthuses World Rugby chief executive Alan Gilpin.
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