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Sky Deutschland said on Monday it had won the live broadcast rights in Germany for the UEFA Champions League football games until 2018.
The German pay-TV operator, which did not disclose financial details, said it would broadcast 146 games per season, including 128 exclusively.
Sky Deutschland is majority-owned by Rupert Murdoch's entertainment company 21st Century Fox.
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