Broadcasting Technologies: From the Stadium to the Screen

Football broadcasting technology has come a long way from early black-and-white television shows to today's 4K HDR and VR broadcasts. Modern broadcasting utilizes over 30 camera angles, Spider Cam (a floating aerial camera), Steadicam, and even mini cameras inside the pitch. This provides the viewer with a fully immersive experience.

Hawk-Eye technology is widely used, from goal-line technology to the VAR system. Semi-automated offside technology was launched at the 2022 World Cup and determines offside decisions in 25 seconds (previously it took 70 seconds). This technology tracks 29 body points of a player using 12 special cameras.

Streaming services are also changing football broadcasting. Amazon Prime, DAZN, and Apple TV are purchasing football rights. In Uzbekistan, UZREPORT and Saran Media broadcast the local league. In the future, it is expected that every viewer will have the opportunity to choose their preferred camera angle.