Australia’s Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) has reportedly secured the Australian broadcast rights for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, allowing Australians …


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Australia’s Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) has reportedly secured the Australian broadcast rights for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, allowing Australians …

Jake Stringer isn’t a football analyst, a broadcaster or a football administrator. Yet this week, he articulated a frustration many …

The $113 billion merger between Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Global signals a major consolidation of global media power that could have defining consequences for Australian football, particularly the A-League.

The global sports industry is now worth an estimated $417 billion, but the headline figure only tells part of the …

Football Australia and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) have announced a partnership ahead of the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia …

Two CEOs. Two organisations. One fragile ecosystem. As Football Australia and the A-Leagues reset their leadership, the next 12 months will determine whether Australian football finally learns from history or repeats it.

Football viewership on Paramount Viewership is on the rise, and football is the winner

Big Blue Marble is rapidly emerging as a leading partner for sports leagues, clubs, and federations looking to deliver high-quality …

Premier League Chief Executive Richard Masters has reaffirmed his commitment to preserving the long-standing 3pm Saturday blackout, despite growing pressure …

SBS’s deal with the Australian Championship a welcome return to Australian football’s next chapter

This includes pundits and football fans speculating what this year’s tournament has in store for the game and where it is heading in the future. But one thing is for certain: football is gaining a significant number of TV viewers compared to last year. Statistics from Australia’s leading TV blog, TV Tonight, record 506,000 total viewers of the Australian Cup final, dwarfing the 53,000 from last year’s broadcast.

The club is encouraging companies to become new club sponsors by incentivising branding exposure when Australian Championship matches are played on Preston grounds, with three days until the season starts.

More than one million subscribers have already signed up to the French Professional Football League’s (LFP) new Ligue 1+ direct-to-consumer …