About this site: who publishes it and how
Last updated · By Editorial Desk
Who publishes this guide, how it is written, and how corrections are handled.
About this page
This guide is published by the team behind Rojadirecta.ro. It is an independent editorial project: it is not Rojadirecta, it is not affiliated with Rojadirecta or with Tarjeta Roja, and it holds no broadcast rights of its own. What it does is explain which licensed broadcaster carries a given event in a given market, and which of those broadcasters cost nothing to watch.
Every claim about a broadcaster or a rights position is checked against the broadcaster's own published information before it goes on a page. Where that could not be established, the page says so rather than guessing, and the site keeps a list of open questions it has not been able to close. Corrections are welcome at admin@rojadirecta.eu and are acted on when a source can be checked.
The site is written in plain language on purpose. It exists for the reader who has searched for a free stream of a match and does not yet know that a legal free option often exists — frequently on a public broadcaster they already pay for through a licence fee or tax, and simply have not looked for.
Who writes this guide
Each desk is responsible for one part of the site and is the author named on the pages it owns. A desk stands behind its text the way a named editor does: it is an editorial role, not a personal byline, and it is accountable for what it publishes.
Broadcasting DeskWhat each broadcaster carriesCovers the broadcasters themselves: what each service streams, whether it is genuinely free at the point of use, what it does not carry, and which licence or account it needs.
Rights & Legal DeskBroadcast rights and what is legalCovers how sport is sold and what that means for a viewer: which events are protected for free-to-air coverage, what a listed-events law does and does not require, and where the legal free route to a competition actually sits.
Markets DeskWhat is free country by countryCovers the country guides: which public broadcasters and ad-supported tiers serve each market, what each one carries, and what sits behind a subscription there.
Streaming DeskHow to watch, by sportCovers the practical side: how to watch a given sport free, which devices and apps carry it, what the picture quality is really like, and how to set it up on a phone or a smart TV.
- Editorial DeskGuides, method and corrections
Owns the explainers and this site's own pages: how the guide is written, how facts are checked against a broadcaster's own published information, and how corrections are handled.