FIFA ended a standoff with broadcasters in five major European television markets by agreeing to a Women’s World Cuprights deal Wednesday just five weeks before the first match.
The deal struck collectively with the European Broadcasting Union ended nine months of jibes aimed by FIFA president Gianni Infantino at free-to-air networks in England, France, Germany, Italy and Spain. Read More
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