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Posted: Thursday, March 4th 2021
Friday, November 20th 2020
Bristol City Football Club stands with the EFL and its other 71 clubs following the launch of a new anti-piracy campaign.
Piracy and illegal streaming impacts clubs financially, particularly during the Covid-19 pandemic with matches behind closed doors, and there is a greater dependence on streaming than ever before.
The club would like to thank its supporters who back the players on a matchday by tuning into Robins TV, which is a service available to Season Card holders and non-Season Card holders on a game-by-game basis - your continued support is invaluable.
At Bristol City, the income generated through Robins TV is one of the only revenue sources available at this challenging financial time.
Clubs up and down the country are impacted by piracy which is illegal, with civil and criminal action a real possibility for offenders. People who choose to watch illegal streams are essentially taking money away from their club, as all money generated through streaming income goes back to the EFL clubs.
The EFL and its clubs take piracy incredibly seriously, working with partner Opsec to proactively seek out illegal streams on all formats and taking action against businesses and individuals. OPsec take a multi-tiered approach to fighting piracy across all major channels and content types.
Supporters are encouraged to report any illegal streams they come across or pubs that may be showing EFL content unlawfully. Please email piracy@efl.com and all emails will be treated confidentially.
Piracy stats for 2020/21*
*Provided by an Ampere Analysis white paper in 2020 entitled charting global sports piracy
Once again, Bristol City Football Club thanks its fans for their support during these challenging times.
Robins TV will return on Saturday (November 20th) for when City host Derby County in the 3pm kick-off.
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