Photo: Getty ImagesRugby fans were dismayed this morning when Spark Sport went offline for almost the entire first half of the U20 New Zealand versus Scotland match due to an issue with a satellite feed. "It's 06.42 and I'm staring at a Spark Sport bulletin on my screen 'sorry for the interruption. Customers can pay $80, rising to $90 for those who wait until September for the Rugby World Cup Tournament pass, which kicks off on September 20. However users have taken to social media to sound-off about bugs that have affected Spark Sport Formula One and hockey coverage at times. The telco is offering pubs and clubs a Spark Sport subscription at a household rather than commercial rate, and is making all the All Blacks pool games, plus the semis and final, available through free-to-air partner TVNZ.

Source: Otago Daily Times June 08, 2019 22:41 UTC