BeIN Sport (France)

Bids for a domestic package of rights in France to the Coupe de France football club knockout competitions for men and women and Division 1 Féminine, the country’s top division of women’s football, have failed to meet the reserve price, according to French newspaper l’Equipe.

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BeIN Sports has warned that it could take legal action over the sudden award of Top 14 media rights to rival pay-television broadcaster Canal Plus by France’s Ligue Nationale de Rugby (LNR), the body that operates the rugby union club competition.

The French Sports Ministry and Frédéric Thiriez, the president of the Ligue de Football Professionnel, the French football league, has rubbished Canal Plus’s attempts to prevent rival pay-television broadcaster beIN Sports from participating in the tender for the next cycle of domestic rights to the top-tier Ligue 1.

Canal Plus has called for rival pay-television broadcaster beIN Sports to be barred from competing in the tender for the next cycle of domestic rights to the top tier of French football, Ligue 1.

Canal Plus offers more than double but it's still not enough to hang on to Top 14

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BeIN Sport nabs Wimbledon rights in France but has to settle for a share of the ATP events with Canal Plus

Eurosport set to tie up French Open in long-term deal to cement its grip on grand slam tennis

BeIN Sport lands Rugby League World Cup as part of plan to become 'home of rugby' in France

Canal Plus and Al Jazeera prepare for extended summer rally for Wimbledon and ATP rights