Astro attempting to secure UEFA Champions League broadcasting rights before kickoff


Soccer Football - Champions League Group Stage Draw - Grimaldi Forum, Monaco - August 30, 2018 General view during the draw REUTERS/Eric Gaillard

Astro has tweeted that it is trying to secure the broadcasting rights for the UEFA Champions League before kickoff time.

In a series of tweets from its official accounts – Stadium Astro and Astro – the company promised to keep viewers updated on the latest development.  

Hi all, we apologise for an earlier post on the UEFA Champions League's broadcasting rights. The negotiations have taken longer than expected as there are multiple parties we need to speak to. 1/2

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