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RE: ISL Telecast in Nine channel with different language

hope they do not start compromising with EPL, La Liga or Serie A broadcast!
 
NorthEast United 1-0 Kerala Blasters
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MUMBAI: The Hero Indian Super
League is all set for the global
audience and expand its reach
across five continents in 18 different languages, other than the five languages that the football league will be aired in India.

The global distribution of the league paves the way for making the Hero ISL the first Indian football event to be broadcast globally at such a large scale.

Apart from a broadcast plan for Indian viewers, the league will also have a global broadcast footprint.

This, together with the reach over the internet, promises to deliver the league over the next 70 days and 61 games to sports fans around the globe.

READ MORE AT: http://www.indiantelevision.com/television/tv-channels/sports/hero-isl-to-air-in-23-different-languages-across-the-world-141013]Hero ISL to air in 23 different languages across the world | Indian Television Dot Com
 
Spanish striker Koke's opportunistic
first-half strike ensured a 1-0 win for
the NorthEast FC against Sachin
Tendulkar co-owned Kerala Blasters
FC in the second match of the Hero
Indian Super League, here today.

The former Marseille frontman struck
at the stroke of the break in the 45th
minute with a snap angular right-
footer that beat former England
custodian David James, manning the
Blasters bar.

It was an Aibor Khongjee throw
inside the box towards David
Ngaihte, who rolled it towards the tip
of the box for the Koke. The 31-year-
old 'Man from Malaga' took a first
time shot to find the net.

NorthEast could have gone ahead in
the 33rd minute when a 30-yard pile-
driver from Durga Boro was brilliantly
saved by an airborne James. Boro
unleashed a lethal punch with his
outstep and James dived full stretch
to keep the home team at bay
despite the vociferous support from
the partisan capacity crowd at the
Indira Gandhi Stadium.

ISL: Youthful NorthEast United edge past Kerala Blasters in Guwahati
 
He may have played in just one
practice game in the run-up to the
Indian Super League but Delhi
Dynamos' marquee player Alessandro
Del Piero is geared up for their first
match against FC Pune City, to be
held here tomorrow, and says he will
"fight till the end" for his team.
"I have been training for the last four
weeks and though I have played just
one practice match it will be okay
tomorrow," the 39-year-old Del Piero
told reporters on the eve of the
match.

He added:"I can assure you I will
fight till the end for my team."

It will be a reunion of sorts for Del
Piero and FC Pune City star David
Trezeguet as the two had spent some
good years in Juventus.

ISL: I can assure you I will fight till the end for my team, says Del Piero
 
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