Sky has confirmed that the UEFA Champions League match between Borussia Dortmund and Celtic will not be televised due to broadcasting rights issues.
The network announced that a last-minute dispute over the allocation of rights for this specific fixture has led to the decision, leaving fans disappointed.
This unexpected development comes amid heightened anticipation for the clash, with both teams fighting for crucial points in the group stage. Sky’s decision means that viewers will have to resort to alternative methods to follow the match, such as live radio commentary or online streaming platforms.
The broadcasting giant acknowledged the frustration this may cause for supporters, particularly those of Celtic, who were keen to watch their team in such an important European fixture.
Sky emphasized its commitment to resolving the issue swiftly to prevent similar disruptions in future games. For now, fans of both teams will have to rely on social media updates or live scores to stay informed on the match’s outcome. This news has sparked significant conversation among fans, who have expressed their disappointment across social media platforms.
