Blick expands video offering in the sports sector and also shows NBA and NFL

On Blick.ch, sports fans can now watch highlights of all games from the Raiffeisen Super League, the National Hockey League, the Bundesliga, the English and Spanish soccer leagues, as well as the NFL and NBA—all for free. The Blick Group has secured the rights to broadcast these games.

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The Blick Group is expanding its sports offering: In cooperation with the streaming provider DAZN and the Swiss broadcasters MySports and Teleclub, Blick.ch publishes the video highlights of numerous sports and leagues. In addition to the two Swiss flagships - the Raiffeisen Super League in soccer and the National League in ice hockey - the Blick Group has also secured the rights to highlight coverage of all soccer matches in the German Bundesliga, the Premier League and the Primera Division. In the future, Blick.ch will also offer summaries of all games from the U.S. National Football League and National Basketball Association leagues.

As a result, users can watch the highlights on Blick.ch within a very short time after the match. The sports editorial team highlights the most important match reports on the Blick.ch homepage. At the same time, users can access special video section pages from here, where fans can watch the match reports of all games in the corresponding league.

Felix Bingesser, Editor-in-Chief Sports of the Blick Group: "We are delighted to be the only Swiss news platform to also report on the most important national and international sporting events with videos. On the one hand, this underscores our focus on comprehensive sports journalism and, on the other, the consistent further development of our moving image reporting."

Sebastian Pfotenhauer, Head of Video Ringier/Blick Group: "Sports videos are an important growth driver in the video offering of the Blick Group. A quarter of our views - more than 7.5 million views - are already generated in this area every month. We are sure to further increase this value with the new collaborations."

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