DStv Stream lets you rewind every match at FIFA Club World Cup
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Mamelodi Sundowns will be at the FIFA Club World Cup. PIC: SUNDOWNS FACEBOOK
This June and July, 63 FIFA Club World Cup matches kick off in the U.S. – airing live on SuperSport at 02:00 and 03:00 from Sunday 15 June. Whether you’re following Sundowns, Palmeiras, Inter Miami, or PSG, DStv Stream’s rewind feature means you don’t have to lose sleep to keep up. Watch when you want. Rewind what you missed and replay after a match. Other platforms broadcast the match. DStv Stream hands you the controls to stream football when it suits you – not necessarily when it kicks off. You want to see Real Madrid take on Al Hilal again? Or watch Chelsea vs Leon like it’s live? Tap Watch from Start. That’s the flex.
Football fans want control. They want flexibility. They want to avoid WhatsApp group spoilers. And in a broadcast space, DStv Stream is offering better– access with power. It’s seamless for those with app auto-updates enabled. Just scroll, click, and own the moment. And if you’re watching all the other sport on offer, the rewind feature is also live on DStv Stream across SuperSport Football, Football Plus, Grandstand, Action and even the WWE channel. It’s not just about watching. It’s about watching like it matters. “The rewind feature makes it possible for fans to never miss a moment. Whether it’s a 4AM kick-off or back-to-back matches, DStv Stream puts the control in your hands – live sport, with the flexibility you need,” says Thembile Legwaila, Head of Marketing at MultiChoice Botswana. Only on DStv Stream • Rewatch every FIFA Club World Cup match up to 3-hours after broadcast • Exclusive to DStv Stream across supported devices • Works on SuperSport EPL, Football, Grandstand, and more • Seamless updates on web, iOS, Android, Streama, and smart TVs Only a few weeks to go. Download the DStv Stream app now – watch live, rewind when it suits you, and stay in control this FIFA Club World Cup.
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