Netflix might not be in the live sports business but the streamer is certainly planning a lot of athletic content. The streamer has ordered new docuseries about the 2022 World Cup in Qatar and the …
might not be in the live sports business but the streamer is certainly planning a lot of athletic content.rugby tournament as part of its latest slate of sports-adjacent content., which is returning to Netflix for its fifth season on February 24.
The untitled soccer/football series will feature exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of all 32 teams from the tournament, which was won by Lionel Messi’s Argentina, while the Six Nations will also take an inside look at the international rugby tournament.producer Fulwell 73 in partnership with FIFA+, will launch later this year.
“This eclectic group of new and returning series reinforces that we are committed to delivering the best sports stories to our fans,” said Brandon Riegg, VP, Unscripted and Documentary Series, Netflix. “By going behind-the-scenes of the world’s biggest sporting events with unprecedented access, we have a unique opportunity to share the triumphs, tribulations and drama of these iconic moments with our hundreds of millions of global members.
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