Gothia Cup appoints Solidsport as exclusive streaming partner

Gothia Cup Floorball is coming back to Solidsport. Photo: Bildbyrån

Solidsport is proud to announce an exclusive partnership with Gothia Cup Floorball, one the world's largest youth tournaments.

With almost 500 participating teams and 1300 games, playing in 28 different arenas during four intensive days, Gothia Cup is one of the worlds largest youth floorball tournaments.

Our ambition is to broadcast more games than we ever have done before.

During 2018, over 700 games were broadcasted on Solidsport – and now the classic tournament is coming back Europes leading sport streaming platform. Both parties has agreed on a new partnership deal, aiming to take the streaming cooperation to the next level.

– We are excited about this partnership. Our ambition is to broadcast more games than we ever have done before and for that we have found a reliable and experienced partner in Solidsport, says Niclas Andersson Freiholtz, Competition General of Gothia Cup.

Solidsport is the leading sport streaming platform in Europe with 45 000+ streamed games and sporting events during 2020, generating millions of revenue for thousands of teams, clubs and events that are using the platform. 

– We’re delighted to team up with the Gothia Cup once again and look forward to helping them become even more successful by sharing all the excitement live with their global audience. Solidsport has been very successful in helping tournaments across Europe, creating new value for their customers and a new source of revenue by broadcasting their games live. Now we look forward to do the same with Gothia Cup, says Tobias Thalbäck, CEO of Solidsport. 

About Gothia Cup Floorball

Gothia Floorball Cup was held for the first time in 1994. The tournament was started and is still organized by the organizers of Gothia Cup in football, that is played every summer in Gothenburg.

Today, Gothia Floorball Cup is one of the world's largest and most international floorball tournaments. Every year, over 470 teams from six to eight nations participates. They play more than 1300 matches at 28 courts.