A new service is launching this month that will allow New Zealanders to stream major sporting events including rugby, Football, Motorsport, Basketball and Hockey.
Event highlights include the Rugby World Cup 2019, Heineken Champions Cup, Premier Football League, Manchester United TV, Liverpool TV, Formula 1 World Championships, 2019 Porsche Super Cup Series, NBA TV, and Hockey World Cup.
Spark Sport is launching in early March with a one-month free trial for those who sign up to the service. This is a great opportunity to check out a new service to enjoy sport in New Zealand for free.
Following the free trial access to Spark sport will cost just $19.99, for a full sporting calendar.
The Spark Sport service has no long-term contracts. Choose to pay for a single standalone sports package, or pay an affordable monthly price. Stream sport in high definition one a range of devices, at the time you want with access to a range of live and on demand coverage
The new service is initially launching in beta to allow the Spark Sport team to test the platform in real conditions. Jeff Latch, Head of Spark Sport says “The Spark Sport app is looking great. As we are launching in beta, we would welcome feedback from the first customers to jump onboard. We will continually be developing the platform and rolling out new functionality in the weeks and months after launch.”
In March, Spark Sport will be available via popular web browsers, Apple iPhone and iPad, Apple AirPlay, Android phones and tablets and Google Chromecast, with selected Samsung TVs following shortly. During the first six months following launch, the Spark Sport app will gradually become available on a range of content platforms including Apple TV, Panasonic, LG and Sony Smart TVs and more.
FIH Hockey Pro League
NBA matches, highlights and analysis
FIA World Rally Championships
Formula 1 Championships
Heineken Cup Rugby
Manchester United TV
Liverpool FC matches and ancillary content
Rugby World Cup 2019
Women’s Rugby World Cup 2021
World Rugby U20 Championships 2019
Heineken Champions Cup
Premier League
Manchester United TV
Liverpool TV
Formula 1 World Championships
Formula 2 Championship
GP3 Series
2019 Porsche Super Cup Series
FIA World Rally Championships
National Basketball Association (NBA) TV
Hockey World Cup
FIH Hockey Pro League
Olympic Qualification
National Hockey League
