Summary
As the weekend approaches, fans of Serie A in France are met with disappointment yet again. The much-anticipated fourth matchday, commencing this Saturday, will glide by without a whisper on French television screens. Like its predecessors, this round of the legendary Italian football league remains shrouded in silence, with no channel stepping forward to broadcast the electrifying matches. In the wake of the international break, the Italian League had held hope—a glimmer of possibility in their pursuit of a broadcast partner in France. Picture the executives pouring over contracts, envisioning the roar of passionate fans echoing through living rooms across the country. The Lega Serie A viewed this brief pause as their golden opportunity to finalize negotiations, yet the dream still lingers just out of reach. The discussions are far from stagnant: various broadcasters, including DAZN and beIN Sports, are still in the mix, weaving in and out of talks like players maneuvering on the pitch. The atmosphere remains charged, with both excitement and uncertainty hanging in the air like the crisp autumn breeze before a big match. Despite the setbacks, there have been glimmers of progress—a strategic pass, a well-aimed shot, if you will—in the negotiations over the past fortnight. The Lega remains optimistic as anticipation builds for the upcoming fifth matchday, where the electric showdown between rivals Inter Milan and AC Milan will set the stage alight on September 22 at 8:45 PM. The hope is palpable, and as the clock ticks down, the soccer faithful in France are left to dream of the day when they can finally witness every thrilling moment of Serie A on their screens.
Original Source: www.lequipe.fr
