ONEPLAY IS PLANNING MAJOR CHANGES TO ITS BROADCASTING OF THE FOOTBALL CHANCE LEAGUE. THE NEW STUDIO WILL ACCOMMODATE 80 SPECTATORS

30. 6. 2026 Whilst the World Cup dominates television screens, behind the scenes at the Oneplay streaming service, major changes are afoot regarding the broadcast of the new season of the domestic Chance Liga. According to Marek Kindernay, director of Oneplay Sport’s pay-TV sports channels, this is set to be one of the biggest transformations in the service’s history. The changes will be visible on screen in just a month’s time. Programmes with a live studio audience are to be introduced It has been known for some time that Oneplay Sport is setting up a new television studio in the Stages Praha building. The pay-TV sports channels are due to move to the new premises in the middle of the summer holidays.“We’ve got a really busy month ahead of us. A new studio, new facilities, moving the editorial team and loads of details that need to fall into place,” explained Marek Kindernay on the professional social network LinkedIn.“It’ll be a big step forward. But it’s precisely moments like these that make the world of television so enjoyable for me,” he says. The new studio will also feature a visitor area with capacity for up to 80 spectators. It will therefore be used to film programmes for which Oneplay Sport has an audience, such as the popular sports show TIKI-TAKA.