It is the cult factor
What do you expect from a really – pardon the expression – awesome football match? Big emotions, which can only happen when what is on offer – strategy, tactics, athleticism, fighting – is more than the sum of the individual decisions. The ball goes over the line into the goal and everything erupts in collective cheers. Because it’s all about “G’spia”. Here the ORF team, especially in the live commentary and studio analysis, serves the heart of the game and thus the audience better than Servus TV, where you always feel a detached sobriety. Thanks to the cult figures Herbert Prohaska and Roman Mählich, this doesn’t happen at all on ORF. That’s what you need to feel at home at an international game.
Fresh expertise
Servus TV has a good hand, a clear strategy and the necessary cash from Red Bull when it comes to buying broadcasting rights. As the main licensee for the EURO, the Salzburg-based company also provides proof that a lot of importance was placed on the selection of presenters, commentators and experts.
Whether it’s Christian Nehiba, Florian Klein, Sebastian Prödl, Jan Age Fjörtoft, Steffen Freund or Julia Kienast – they all stand out with a rousing mix of expertise, enthusiasm, authenticity, passion and humor at the right time. Mutual little broadsides liven up the scene, and inviting a live audience into the studio shows attention to detail. Conclusion: When it comes to sport, Servus TV is unbeatable.
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