While the Téléfoot channel has maintained the broadcasting of the Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 matches at least until December 23, date of the international truce, a call to strike could well disrupt this commitment and therefore the broadcast of the meeting. Valenciennes – Amiens, this Friday.
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A threat of strike within Mediapro
In conflict with Mediapro for two months, the Professional Football League (LFP) ended up reaching an agreement with its deadbeat broadcaster for a way out of the crisis by January 31. In addition to the 100 million that he pledged to pay to avoid any legal proceedings, the group at the head of the Téléfoot channel also promised to continue broadcasting the Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 fixtures until a new broadcaster is found. What to reassure the supporters, starting with those of Amiens SC, who can not currently go to the stadium.
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However, a call to strike was launched by the production entity Mediapro France according to information from The Team. In a press release, the inter-union CFDT-UNSA thus demands an interview as soon as possible with the Catalan leader Jaume Roures in order to have explanations on the failure Mediapro. If this were not the case, a strike could be launched this Thursday morning by the technicians in charge of the production of the Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 matches, especially in the South of France.
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