With the rise of streaming platforms, we have completely changed the way we consume content. This even concerns football, for example, with Ligue 1 matches on Amazon Prime Video. FIFA wants its share of the pie too and launched its exclusive service FIFA+.
That’s why FIFA+ is a platform designed for football. completely free, Android, iOS and can also be accessed directly from a browser. Available in five languages, including French.
FIFA+ wants to be the Netflix of the ball
At its service, FIFA promises to broadcast over 40,000 matches annually from all over the world, including 11,000 from women’s football. For now, we should not hold the same hope for posters from the major European championships, because the rights to the latter have already been bought at a high price by other publishers.
Football fan will find there Archives of world cup matches. Would you like to see the legendary Argentine England of 1986? Possible. Pretty interesting. Finally, documentaries on cooler topics will also be available. The first is about Ronaldinho.
The platform will not only be dedicated to video, since the results of all the matches in the world and statistics will be listed. Something to please fans of slightly obscure championships from all continents. There is nothing to pay to take advantage of FIFA+, The service is completely free. This is FIFA’s first major foray into streaming. Of course, the federation does not want to miss this very juicy market that it plans to make profitable in the future (we are talking about Fifa).
The platform’s first major test will take place in November with the World Cup in Qatar. What will FIFA+ offer on this occasion? Will it gain additional attention compared to televised matches? We’ll see. In any case, the site already offers tickets via a dedicated tab…
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