Fans around the world will be able to watch World Cup highlights on the internet for the first time, internet company Yahoo! said on Monday.
Yahoo!, KirchSport of Germany and FIFA, world soccer's governing body, have reached agreement on showing highlights of all 64 matches at the World Cup in South Korea and Japan between May 31 and June 30.
And there is always a BUT... It's gonna cost you $19.95 fee to log on to the service.
Given the significant time difference between South Korea, Japan, Europe and the Americas, record numbers of fans are expected to visit FIFAworldcup.com at all hours of the day.
The service will provide:
News source: Reuters
Yahoo!, KirchSport of Germany and FIFA, world soccer's governing body, have reached agreement on showing highlights of all 64 matches at the World Cup in South Korea and Japan between May 31 and June 30.
And there is always a BUT... It's gonna cost you $19.95 fee to log on to the service.
Given the significant time difference between South Korea, Japan, Europe and the Americas, record numbers of fans are expected to visit FIFAworldcup.com at all hours of the day.
The service will provide:
- Four minutes of professionally-produced video highlights available around three hours after the final game of the day has finished
- Highlights enabling fans the ability to find their favorite moments, such as all the goals by their favorite team
- Commentaries in six languages -- English, French, Japanese, Korean, Spanish and German
- Exclusive video screensavers and vintage World Cup TV and film footage, telling the story of the last 10 World Cups.
News source: Reuters
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