MainStreaming has confirmed it supported DAZN for its delivery of the FIFA Club World Cup.
DAZN agreed to the exclusive broadcast of all 63 tournament matches that were made available free-to-view. MainStreaming further expanded the Private DAZN Edge infrastructure by deploying new Points of Presence (PoPs) to serve Europe, North America, Central America, South America, Asia and Middle East. The additions complemented the existing PoPs in Italy, Spain, and Germany, ensuring seamless, high-quality live streaming for football fans across the globe.
DAZN Edge is a dedicated Private Edge Video Delivery Network developed, deployed and operated by MainStreaming to give DAZN full control over its video distribution. Purpose-built for live sports, the intelligent infrastructure guarantees performance, scalability, and low-latency delivery, especially during peak traffic events. The deployment of new PoPs across key global regions extended the reach and resilience of DAZN’s delivery capabilities, ensuring top-tier service for millions of concurrent viewers during the month-long tournament.
“Ensuring a flawless and engaging viewing experience for fans around the world is our priority, and our collaboration with MainStreaming plays a key role in achieving this,” said Vincenzo Roggio, Head of Distribution Engineering at DAZN. “DAZN Edge was deployed by MainStreaming to meet our specific requirements for a dedicated Private architecture.
“The addition of new Points of Presence in key global locations ensured a superior streaming experience, minimising buffering and maximising the quality of service for millions of concurrent viewers.”
Tassilo Raesig, CEO of MainStreaming, added: “By expanding the DAZN Edge infrastructure, we are ensuring optimal performance, reliability, and the highest quality of experience for millions of football fans worldwide. This expansion is a testament to our commitment to revolutionising live sports streaming by providing scalable, efficient, and sustainable media delivery solutions.”
The FIFA Club World Cup 2025 featured 32 of the most successful clubs from every continent, which competed in 12 venues across the United States, running from 14 June to 13 July.
