1. The Anti-Piracy Core Manifesto
The global association football ecosystem relies directly upon broadcast rights revenues to fund grass-roots player academies, stadium safety infrastructure, medical sports science, and competitive balance across domestic and international divisions.
Unauthorized, pirated media streams cause severe financial disruption to clubs and competitions while exposing football supporters to malware, malicious phishing campaigns, intrusive adware, and severe transmission lag.
2. Territorial Exclusivity & Blackout Adherence
We respect the territorial boundaries established by sports governing bodies, including:
- UEFA Article 48: Upholding the historic Saturday 14:45–17:15 domestic broadcast blackout window in the United Kingdom and relevant European jurisdictions to safeguard lower-league match attendance.
- Regional Licensing Tiers: Clarifying which domestic networks hold exclusive linear TV vs. digital OTT streaming permissions across individual nations.
3. DMCA & Digital Copyright Notification Protocol
In strict compliance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 512) and the EU Digital Services Act, rightsholders and their authorized anti-piracy representatives may contact our legal operations team regarding any metadata listing verification.
To submit an inquiry or rights confirmation request, please provide:
- Identification of the copyrighted sporting competition or match fixture.
- Documentation certifying your authorization to act on behalf of the commercial rightsholder.
- Specific URL or match detail page requiring editorial verification or clarification.
- Official corporate contact information for confirmation.
4. Rightsholder Operations Contact
Direct all copyright verification requests, regulatory filings, and partnership intelligence to: