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Gallagher PREM expands reach into the USA

LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 14: Tom de Glanville and Max Ojomoh of Bath Rugby lift the following the Gallagher Premiership Rugby Final match between Bath Rugby and Leicester Tigers at Allianz Stadium on June 14, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Patrick Khachfe/Getty Images)

PREM Rugby have struck a three-year deal with streaming giants, FloSports, which will see every match from the Gallagher PREM broadcast to American audiences for the next three years.

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FloSports already boasts an extensive rugby rights portfolio, including the Investec Champions Cup, Super Rugby, United Rugby Championship and the Top 14, but now fans from across the pond can watch players like Eagles international and Bristol fly-half AJ MacGinty perform at club level.

The exclusive deal, which runs until the end of the 2027/28 season, will hopefully generate more interest in the sport ahead of the US staging both the 2031 and 2033 Rugby World Cups.

“It is great to partner with FloSports, a broadcaster that has made a clear commitment and investment in rugby, with our sport forming a central part of their long-term vision,” said Rob Calder, Chief Growth Officer of PREM Rugby.

“The US is a key market for PREM Rugby’s international footprint and this partnership with FloSports provides our growing North American audience with a dedicated home for the Gallagher PREM over the next three seasons.

“Our mission is to make the PREM the most-loved league in the world and this marks an important step in driving growth amongst our global audience.”

The new deal brings every Gallagher PREM match from the regular season and play-offs, alongside select PREM Rugby Cup fixtures, to the platform throughout the year, and the debut of an all-new original live show – FloRugby’s Athlete’s Lounge – featuring top stars from the game, expert commentary, and guest interviews.

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The FloSports app will also be made available on Samsung, Vizio and LG SmartTV’s later this year.

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Tom 1 hour ago
Change at the top is only answer for England – Andy Goode

We aren't miles ahead of any other nation in terms of talent at all. I agree Borthwick is a mediocre coach but let's not get carried away. France have won the u20 world cup three out of the last five times and just beat us in both the u20 and u18 six nations… and I don't think many people would claim we've got more talent than SA or the ABs either. Ibitoye isn't someone you want in a test match, he's so unpredictable. In a tight test match there are very few scoring opportunities for wingers but there are lots of opportunities for wingers to make defensive misreads and balls things up. In a tightly contested, low scoring game, you'd much rather have someone like Feyi Wabosi who has X factor but can be relied upon to defend properly or not have a brain farts, we've got other good wingers without needing Ibitoye.

I agree in general with your sentiment but we should be realistic. We've won the u20 WC once in the last decade, won the six nations only twice. A prem club hasn't won anything in Europe since Bristol won the challenge cup when they had Piutau, Radradra. There is talent out there for sure but our clubs and u20s aren't enjoying the level of success which could support statements about us having the most talent in the world. If a new coach comes in they aren't going to wave a magic wand and make us the best team in the world. There are a lot of structural problems and engrained attitudes which need to be overcome within the RFU and Prem etc. Plus any new coach is going to have to undo the damage Borthwick and Wigglesworth have done. They're going to have their work cut out for them.



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