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Aayush Yadav

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Aayush Yadav is a football nut, sports writer and Business Economics major from New Dehli, India. He is currently plying his trade in the arena of sports management, combining his love for the game with his profession. At the same time, we are lucky enough to have Aayush as a valuable member of our team, providing top quality content for our site. On top of the great work he does for us, Aayush has also been published on such esteemed sports sites as Sportskeeda and Khelnow. While football is number one for Aayush, it's not his only area of experise, as he takes a keen interest in the sports ing of cricket, boxing and MMA. Aayush is a depressed Manchester United fan hoping that the perceived turnaround at Old Trafford under Erik ten Hag won't prove to be a false dawn.

Sky Sports unveil final day coverage plans for record-breaking football season

Sky Sports has announced its coverage plans for the final day of the football season 2023/24, marking a record-breaking Premier League season. The broadcaster's comprehensive coverage will span across various leagues and matches, promising an exciting culmination to an already thrilling season.The Premier League this season has attracted a total of 16.3 million viewers, marking a year-on-year increase of 4%. When combined with viewership from the English Football League, Scottish Professional Fo...

Mikel Arteta talks on his relationship with Mauricio Pochettino

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta recently shared insights into his relationship with Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino, revealing that their bond dates back further than most football fans realize. The two have been rivals in the Premier League for a full season now, but once upon a time, they were close allies.Arteta and Pochettino's friendship began when they shared a dressing room at Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in the early 2000s. As an inexperienced youngster who had failed to make the grade at Bar...

Warner Bros. Discovery shift UEFA Finals from YouTube to Discovery+

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), the media and entertainment behemoth, has announced a significant shift in its broadcasting strategy for European soccer's elite UEFA club competition finals. The company is moving its free-to-air coverage from YouTube to its own streaming platform, Discovery+, in the UK.For the first time ever, the 2024 men’s UEFA finals will be available for free on Discovery+. This move marks a significant change in WBD's approach towards broadcasting these highly anticipated mat...

Women's sport in the UK reaches new viewership milestone in 2024

The first four months of 2024 have seen a record-breaking surge in the viewership of women's sport in the UK. According to a report by the Women’s Sport Trust (WST), an impressive 20.9 million people tuned into women’s sport coverage during this period.Interestingly, one-third of these viewers, approximately 6.8 million, were new to women’s sports, having not watched any such content in 2023. This influx of new viewers can be attributed to increased free-to-air (FTA) coverage of women’s soccer a...

BBC win free-to-air rights for FA Cup

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has recently secured the free-to-air rights to the men's Football Association Challenge Cup (FA Cup) for four years, starting from the 2025-26 season. This development is a significant win for sports fans and sports betting enthusiasts alike, as it ensures continued access to one of football's most prestigious tournaments.In this new arrangement, BBC will continue its role as a free-to-air broadcaster alongside TNT Sports' pay-TV deal. The partnership b...