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Disney+ criticised for advert break during Women’s Champions League game

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read

Arsenal match was interrupted during the second half
Break understood to be have been unintended

Disney+ has been criticised by viewers after an advert break interrupted the second half of Tuesday’s live television coverage of Arsenal’s opening Women’s Champions League fixture.

Fans were unable to see the action for about three minutes, with about 15 minutes remaining, during Arsenal’s 1-0 victory over the Danish side HB Køge.

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