AFC condemns Lebanon TV for this reason

The AFC has called on Lebanese television to stop hacking the matches of the 2019 Nations Asia Cup in the UAE, which began on January 5 and will continue until next February.

"The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has condemned the hacking of the 2018 Asian Cup matches by Lebanese television and asked that these practices be immediately stopped," said the AFC in a statement released on Monday.

"The AFC has issued an order to Lebanon Television and reserves the right to take any appropriate legal action in this regard. (…) AFC will continue to work with its trading partners and partners to protect their rights, Agreements approved. "

A few days ago, the AFC had threatened to file a lawsuit against BTV Que for broadcasting the Asian Championship.

The BBC Sports Network in Qatar holds the exclusive rights to broadcast the Asian Nations Cup in the region, but the tournament has experienced a new controversy about the relaying of matches via Bay Out Queer.