Did you know the first-ever live television broadcast of a football match happened in 1937?
It was a practice game involving Arsenal at Highbury Stadium, London—marking the dawn of a new era in sports broadcasting. Though just an experiment at the time, it laid the groundwork for the global spectacle football coverage has become today.
From grainy black-and-white images to high-definition streams watched by millions, football has come a long way.
For more fascinating stories from football’s rich past, follow @guardiannigeria on all social media platforms. The history of the beautiful game lives here.
It was a practice game involving Arsenal at Highbury Stadium, London—marking the dawn of a new era in sports broadcasting. Though just an experiment at the time, it laid the groundwork for the global spectacle football coverage has become today.
From grainy black-and-white images to high-definition streams watched by millions, football has come a long way.
For more fascinating stories from football’s rich past, follow @guardiannigeria on all social media platforms. The history of the beautiful game lives here.
Did you know the first-ever live television broadcast of a football match happened in 1937?
It was a practice game involving Arsenal at Highbury Stadium, London—marking the dawn of a new era in sports broadcasting. Though just an experiment at the time, it laid the groundwork for the global spectacle football coverage has become today.
From grainy black-and-white images to high-definition streams watched by millions, football has come a long way.
For more fascinating stories from football’s rich past, follow @guardiannigeria on all social media platforms. The history of the beautiful game lives here.
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