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Ooredoo’s Mozaic TV service is set to provide full coverage of the Rugby World Cup this September.
The 2015 Rugby World Cup is the third biggest sporting event in the world after the FIFA Football World Cup and the Olympics, and will be shown on OSN Sports channels in Qatar.
This year’s Rugby World Cup is taking place in England, and OSN is offering live and exclusive broadcasts of every match, with a rugby commentary panel of Jeremy Guscott, Scott Gibbs, Joe Roff, and Joel Stransky.
The Cup will run until the exciting Grand Final on October 31, and see a total of 48 fixtures featuring 20 participating
nations.
To take advantage of the full coverage of every match, Mozaic TV customers can watch the action on OSN Sports 1 HD
(Channel 629).
New customers interested in watching the coverage can enjoy incredible value with Mozaic, for just QR60 monthly by ordering Showsports Premier. Mozaic packages with OSN Sports 1 include OSN Premier Plus HD, Pehla Prime, Pehla Spice Plus and Mozaic Showsports Premier.
Mozaic TV offers the most comprehensive entertainment content in Qatar, with more 300 premium channels from around the world, including OSN, Abu Dhabi Sports and beIN Sports. The service also includes thousands of newly-released videos on demand and offers companion applications for an
immersive multiscreen service.
Next Generation Mozaic TV and Mozaic GO app users can take advantage of the benefits of the service on Qatar’s SuperNet.
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