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Arabsat hits back at rights-holders in beoutQ dispute

Sergi Darder and Adria Pedrosa of RCD Espanyol celebrate their team's first goal scored by an own goal of Diego Godin of Club Atletico de Madrid (not in frame) during the La Liga match between RCD Espanyol and Club Atletico de Madrid at RCDE Stadium on May 04, 2019 in Barcelona, Spain. (Quality Sport Images/Getty Images)

Satellite operator Arabsat has branded comments made by a group of major rights-holders as “irresponsible” and “disgraceful” about its alleged role in the Saudi Arabian pirate channel beoutQ dispute. Ara

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