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UEFA secures blocking orders against sites illegally streaming matches

UEFA claims that matches, including Champions League and Europa League games, are being shown without authorisation. File image

Tue, 29 Sep, 2020 - 17:59

Ann O’Loughlin

European football's governing body UEFA has secured a High Court order requiring several internet service providers to block the illegal live streaming of matches for the 2020/21 season.

UEFA sought the orders in proceedings against Eircom, trading as Eir, Sky Ireland Ltd, Sky Subscribers Services Ltd, Virgin Media Ireland Ltd and Vodafone Ireland Ltd.

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