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LNH streams matches not aired by beIN ahead of ‘likely’ OTT launch

Michal Kopco of Tremblay during LNH Division 1 match on November 13, 2019 (Photo by Anthony Dibon/Icon Sport via Getty Images)

The Ligue Nationale de Handball (LNH), the top men’s handball league in France, is to broadcast all matches not shown by rights-holding broadcaster beIN Sports this season ahead of the probable launch of an OTT streaming service.

In addition to the matches broadcast by beIN, the LNH is to ensure the production and live streaming of 150 matches from the LNH Division 1, known as the Lidl StarLigue.

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