DAZN, the sports streaming platform, is the exclusive global production and broadcast partner of World Sevens Football for their second-ever
tournament. The seven-a-side professional women’s football series will take place in in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US from December 5th-7th. 

DAZN will make every match available to watch live and free on the DAZN platform globally, as well as on the DAZN Women’s Football YouTube channel in all eligible markets.

DAZN will serve as host broadcaster, providing full production of all 16 matches. Leveraging its capabilities in live sports production, multi-platform delivery and digital distribution, DAZN says it will help elevate the viewing experience for this fast-growing global football format.

Shay Segev, DAZN Group CEO, commented: “DAZN’s global scale and digital-first distribution strategy make us uniquely positioned to deliver this World Sevens Football tournament to fans around the world. With our platform available in more than 200 markets and our ability to offer this tournament free-to-view, DAZN is playing a central role in bringing this innovative format to the widest possible audience. As the exclusive global production and broadcast partner of World Sevens Football, our international reach is helping to accelerate the growth of women’s football worldwide.”

Sarah Cummins, CEO of World Sevens Football, added: “We’re thrilled to continue our partnership with DAZN as the global production and broadcast partner for World Sevens Football. Their commitment to accessibility and innovation ensures fans can experience this dynamic seven-a-side format, live and free, around the world. Together, we will showcase the skills and intensity of the women’s game, creating a platform that inspires players and fans globally.”

TNT has been confirmed as the co-exclusive sublicensee partner in the US, along with Univision for Spanish-language in the US and Mexico, and ESPN throughout LatAm, Central America, and the Caribbean (excluding Mexico).

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