Orange Spain has reached an agreement with Movistar and DAZN to offer all La Liga matches, and the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europe Conference League tournaments.

Orange subscribers will be able to watch 10 football matches from La Liga every week (38 weeks) and all matches from the European competitions.

The deal means  Movistar (Telefónica) and DAZN manage to are beginning to amortise part of the close to €5 billion paid they for the rights over the next five seasons until 2027.

Vodafone is now the only pay-TV platform in Spain with no football, instead focused on cinema and TV series.

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