In less than three months, on July 23, the French and Jamaican teams will face each other in the first round of the Women’s Football World Cup in Sydney (Australia). But, for the time being, no one will be able to see this meeting on French television, for lack of a broadcaster. An unthinkable situation for a men’s World Cup, whose TV rights for the 2018 and 2022 editions were purchased in January 2016 by BeIN Sports and TF1.
