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Belgian telcos buoyed by arbitration ruling over Pro League rebates

Standard Liège face Anderlecht during Jupiler Pro League match on November 29, 2020 (Photo by Vincent Van Doornick/Isosport/MB Media/Getty Images)

Belgian telecoms operators Proximus, Telenet and Voo have emerged successful from an arbitration ruling over broadcast rights compensation claims related to the Covid-hit 2019-20 Jupiler Pro League season.

The Belgian Centre for Arbitration and Mediation (Cepani) has been assessing the merits of the trio’s claims for a repayment of a slice of their final broadcast rights fees for the Belgian top flight during the affected season.

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