Headquarters
South Africa
Primary Segment
Broadcast television and radio
Ownership
Privately Owned
News Summary:
SuperSport United drew 0-0 against Cape Town City on Sunday. This match, played at the New Peter Mokaba Stadium, saw both teams' new coaches fail to secure a victory. The result left SuperSport United in 15th place in the Betway Premiership with 22 points, two points ahead of Cape Town City, who have played two more games. On the same day, a separate 0-0 draw between the two teams occurred at SuperSport United's home stadium, leaving SuperSport United second to last in the league standings. Cape Town City's coach, Diogo Peral, was assisted by Roger de Sa for his first game in charge.
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SuperSport sells broadcasting rights of its linear (thematic channel groups) competitions globally. SuperSport currently holds 180 broadcasting rights for sports competitions including ice hockey, soccer | association football, cricket, motorsports, marathon, athletics, tennis, multi-sport, golf, surfing, combat sports, padel and pickleball, rugby union, futsal, snooker, sports betting streams and associated content rights, horse racing, beach soccer, cyclo-cross, table tennis, triathlon, field hockey, netball, rowing, aquatics and swimming, squash, sailing and cycling.
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