beIN SPORT officially launched on US television Wednesday night when the new international soccer network debuted on satellite provider DirecTV.
EPL Talk reader Escaped Convict snapped several photos to commemorate the launch, which reveal what beIN SPORT’s studio set looks like, in addition to their on-screen graphics, and shows the beIN SPORT presenters, commentators and pundits in action.
While I didn’t personally get a chance to see how the set looks on television (I was busy watching USA beat Mexico), the studio set looks like nothing we’ve seen on a US soccer network before, which is eyeopening and refreshing to see.
The first live game beIN SPORT showed was the live match between Ecuador and Chile.
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