Soccer: Blatter calls TV crisis meeting

Fifa supremo Sepp Blatter has called an emergency meeting to discuss the World Cup broadcasting rights.

Soccer: Blatter calls TV crisis meeting
Tue, 17 Apr, 2001 - 19:04

Fifa supremo Sepp Blatter has called an emergency meeting to discuss the World Cup broadcasting rights.

The coverage for the next two World Cup tournaments has been thrown into doubt as owners ISL Worldwide are facing liquidation.

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