Mediaset will issue the Kings League matches of Ibai and Piqué

Kosmos, a company founded and chaired by former soccer player Gerard Piqué, has reached an agreement with Mediaset Spain For open broadcast of the best game of each day of the Kings League Infojobs, football competition promoted by IBAI and many other content creators.

The agreement, which also includes the issuance of the first parties of the Queens League Oysho female, supposes in the words of Mediaset Spain "The beginning of a long -term collaboration" between the audiovisual group and Kosmos.

The agreement on both competitions, which start the weekend of May 6 and 7, includes the live broadcast in Four (20: 00h) of the most attractive match of each day of both leagues. Also, Mediaset Spain will offer the summaries of the conference and the best moments of the prepared and postpartid programs, Chup chup and After.

Manuel Villanueva, General Director of Content of Mediaset Spain, defines Kings League and Queens League As a "novel and attractive" content in which "emotion, show and competition bind to the participation of Streamers and YouTubers", shaping a "unique show that has generated great expectation among all audiences." On the part of Kosmos, Piqué claims to feel "very happy to announce this agreement." "We believe that this union will help the Queens League Oysho and the Kings League Infojobs reach more and more public attracted by the interest of this new competition," said former soccer player and businessman.

In just three months of the competition organized by Kosmos, the Kings League Infojobs has been able to fill the Spotify Camp Nou with 92,522 people in the Final Four which was played on March 26 and that crowned El Barrio as the first winner in the story. With an average of more than 557,000 live devices throughout the competition and a peak reached in the Final Four of 2.16 million live devices, it has exceeded all expectations in its first steps.

The Kings League and Queens League keys

The structure of the last bets of Mediaset Spain, the Kings League Infojobs and the Queens League Oysho, it is the same. In both competitions, they play 12 teams in 40 -minute matches Divided into two parts, with some of the rules of traditional football but with important novelties.

For example, if the game ends in a draw, the meeting is resolved with a round of five penalties that start from the center of the field; In the initial serve, each team is located in the goal and the players run for the ball after the beep; The yellow card implies the expulsion of the player for two minutes and, the red, for five minutes; Each team has cards that choose randomly and that will grant an advantage at a time of the match, or the possibility that the teams invite a player on each day.

The technological approach of the competition is committed to innovation. For example, the Referees carry camera and microphone which allows sharing with the spectators their point of view and comments. The technological keys of the Kings League were addressed in a extensive report in audiovisual panorama by Álex Miñana (director) and Raúl Alarcón (Technical Director of Highvideo). The article can be consulted here.