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BT Sport to be renamed TNT Sports; Eurosport to follow suit

Last updated : Feb 23, 2023 19:02
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Feb 22, 2023 17:02

LONDON: TNT Sports will be the new name for the premium sports brand to be launched later this year by the joint venture (JV) between BT Group and Warner Bros. Discovery.

The new name heralds an important step in the previously announced plans to unite BT Sport and Eurosport under a single brand in the future. 

TNT Sports will replace the BT Sport name in July, shortly before the start of 2023/2024 football season. 

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