Fixture News

DAZN to showcase Woking fixture

Hartlepool United’s trip to Woking on Monday 26th August will benefit from full production with DAZN on National League TV. The game will remain a 3pm kick-off.

DAZN’s seven-year deal with the Vanarama National League, announced last month, confirmed the competition will now be showcased across more than 200 countries leveraging unparalleled global reach when it arrives on the DAZN platform in the Autumn.

Until the Vanarama National League is available on the DAZN platform, supporters will continue to sign up to National League TV in order to watch fixtures.

DAZN will produce and livestream every National League game, however the full production cameras will head to Woking on August 26th to give an enhanced experience of the fixture. The game will see Pools manager Darren Sarll return to his former club on Bank Holiday Monday.

Once up and running later in the season with the migration of NLTV onto the DAZN ecosystem as an add-on channel the agreement with DAZN will run until 2031 and will, for the first time, enable National League games to be accessed around the globe across devices including desktop, smart TVs, IOS, Android, SKY Q, Apple.tv, Amazon Firestick and even games consoles.

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