Running a sport service means you need data before the match, during it and after it, in the right language, the right format, and on time. The gaps between those three phases are where sport platforms lose their audience.
Media Press covers all three phases in one integrated layer, so your team is not stitching together feeds from separate suppliers or reformatting raw statistics before they can go anywhere useful.
The products for your service
Coverage
Sport coverage spans 136 disciplines across 100+ countries, built on over 109,000 teams, more than 10,000 tournaments and over 2.3 million events, with teams and players down through the levels of competition. Whether your market lives for football, tennis, basketball, motorsport or a regional league, you are not left with gaps where a competition matters.
What this means for your service
You go live before the whistle, not after it.
Pre-match context (teams, tournament, venue, stage) is ready before kick-off. Live scores, contextual signals and highlights follow in real time, with key moments typically tagged within around 20 to 30 seconds. Post-match stats and an auto-assembled highlights reel are ready within minutes. You don't wait for a third party to package and send what you already need.
You get depth most suppliers cannot match in one place.
Our own relational data and real-time layer cover structure, scores and highlights; ready-made integrations with Sportradar, OPTA and Enetpulse add advanced live statistics, play-by-play commentary and deep historical data — all keyed to the same IDs. One connection, two layers of depth, no integration project.
Even niche and local events arrive complete.
Broadcasters often supply almost nothing for smaller competitions and minor disciplines. Our dedicated sports editorial team writes full event descriptions and announcements where the source is blank, so a local fixture or a niche-sport event reads as well as a Champions League final, rather than showing up as an empty slot.
Your audience gets sport in their language.
Every piece of metadata, from player names to announcement texts, is localised for its market by native-language editors, not machine-translated word for word, so it reads correctly to the audience receiving it.
Your visual layer is already built.
Team logos, tournament images, player headshots, on-brand announcement visuals and social-ready assets are part of the same offering, not a separate procurement, linked to the right entities and rendered on demand to whatever format your platform needs.
Common questions
What does the sport coverage include?
136 disciplines across 100+ countries, with pre-match, live and post-match data for each: line-ups, player and team profiles, venue information, live scores, real-time highlights, and post-match statistics. Major competitions and niche or local events are both covered, with editorial descriptions written where broadcasters supply none.
Do you provide live data yourselves or through third parties?
Both. We hold our own relational data, live scores and real-time highlight tagging, and are pre-integrated with Sportradar, OPTA and Enetpulse for advanced statistics, commentary and historical data, all linked to the same IDs — so you get our layer plus the suppliers' depth through one connection.
How does it integrate with our existing platform?
Sport data is delivered through the same delivery channels as your other Media Press products, in a format that drops into linear EPGs, streaming catalogues or any platform without custom development. Because sport events share the same identifiers as your EPG, highlights and live data need no separate mapping.
Is sports metadata available in multiple languages?
Yes. Metadata is adapted into 32 languages by native-market editorial teams, covering text fields, announcement copy and market-specific content — not just a machine-translated version of the source.
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