DAZN, the sports streaming platform, can announce that the new ELF Game Pass is now fully integrated into the DAZN ecosystem. With the launch of this proposition, DAZN becomes the exclsuive home of the European League of Football (ELF).

After the eight-year partnership was announced in January, fans can now stream all ELF games directly on DAZN’s platform via annual, monthly, or weekly subscriptions. This includes the 101 games that will be made available to fans live and on-demand during the 2025 season, which kicks off in mid-May with the participation of 16 teams from nine nations.

With DAZN, ELF Game Pass will be available on more than 100 different devices, such as gaming consoles and Smart and Connected TVs.

Zeljko Karajica, CEO of the ELF, commented: “With DAZN at our side, the European League of Football will be more visible globally than ever before – in over 200 markets, on all relevant devices, live and on demand. This is not only a huge step for our league, but also a huge win for ELF fans as well as our partners and sponsors, whose brands are now present on an even bigger international stage. This partnership takes European football to the next level.”

Shay Segev, CEO of DAZN Group, sadded: “DAZN looks forward to giving fans the most immersive and engaging experience to enjoy all European League of Football games on our platform, as part of our multi-year partnership with the league. The ELF Game Pass is an exhilarating addition to our content portfolio and a very compelling offering for the growing number of American football fans around the world.”

The ELF direct-to-consumer OTT product has been shut down. Customers, who have previously used this product will have received an email from DAZN and the ELF detailing how to access the ELF Game Pass on DAZN’s platform. Existing customers will have their subscription access maintained through the remainder of their contract.

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