Men’s 4 Nations & Champions Challenge Live Broadcast
Scottish Hockey is delighted to confirm that all matches for the FIH Champions Challenge and Men’s 4 Nations will be broadcast live in partnership with Scotland’s leading production company QuipuTV.
Every minute of both competitions will be broadcast exclusively live via the International Hockey Federation’s YouTube Channel, delivering hockey to a global audience.
Stuart Moffatt, Scottish Hockey Communications Manager, said, “We’re excited to be able to partner with QuipuTV to bring both competitions live to our members and hockey supporters around the world.
“We know that QuipuTV will deliver a high quality service and presentation for all the matches and we’re looking forward to seeing the broadcast go out via the FIH YouTube Channel.”
Jack McGill, QuipuTV Managing Director added, “QuipuTV is delighted to be partnering with Scottish Hockey again to present international hockey exclusively live to a global audience. We’re excited to be working with the International Hockey Federation and Rightster to deliver every minute of the FIH Champions Challenge and Men’s 4 Nations live via their YouTube channel.
“Fans of hockey around the world will have another great opportunity to watch the very best of international hockey online, which can only be positive for the continuing growth and popularity of the sport.”
To watch live broadcast of all Men’s 4 Nations and FIH Champions Challenge matches, please visit the FIH YouTube Channel.
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