Euro League
War in Ukraine: No TV broadcast in Germany Bavaria – CSKA because of Russian invasion of Ukraine
The channel, which owns the EuroLeague rights in Germany, has decided not to broadcast the match between Bayern Munich and CSKA Moscow due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sparked reactions at EuroLeague level and Barcelona were the first to take the initiative. Shortly after the Blaugrana’s announcement of the decision to postpone the trip to Russia for the games with Zenit and CSKA Moscow, it was Magenta Sport’s turn to make a move of their own.
The channel that owns the EuroLeague television rights has decided not to broadcast the game between Bayern Munich and CSKA Moscow for the 27th game of the tournament and announced through Senior Vice President Michael Suld that it will not broadcast the Audi Dome game will.
In his message, Michael Suld wrote: “Today is a sad day for Europe. Due to the Russian attack on Ukraine, we will not broadcast today’s game between Bayern Munich and CSKA Moscow on MagentaSport. We ask all our fans and customers for their understanding“.
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