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São Paulo court orders SBT to pay N Sports 1.9 million reais
A São Paulo court ordered SBT to pay N Sports 1.9 million reais over their partnership to broadcast the 2026 World Cup.
The court said the payment must be deposited within 48 hours.
It set the amount to help N Sports meet short-term financial commitments linked to showing the tournament.
N Sports is also seeking 40 million reais over transfers it says were not made by the tournament operation.
SBT has appealed the court's decision.
The available information does not say how the appeal will be decided or whether the payment has been made.
A São Paulo court ordered SBT to pay N Sports 1.9 million reais.
The payment is intended to help N Sports meet short-term financial commitments linked to broadcasting the 2026 World Cup.
The court said SBT must make the deposit within 48 hours.
SBT has appealed the decision.
N Sports is also seeking 40 million reais over alleged unpaid transfers related to the tournament.
- Who
- SBT was ordered to pay N Sports.
- What
- A São Paulo court ordered a payment of 1.9 million reais.
- When
- The report was published on October 13, 2026; the order's date is not stated.
- Where
- São Paulo, Brazil.
- Why
- The amount was set to help N Sports meet short-term financial commitments arising from broadcasting the 2026 World Cup.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
SBT appealed the court decision, according to the report.
Folha reported that a São Paulo court had ordered SBT to pay N Sports 1.9 million reais within 48 hours.
- Payment ordered
- 1.9 million reais
- Payment deadline
- Within 48 hours
- Broadcaster
- SBT
- Recipient
- N Sports
- Additional claim
- N Sports is seeking 40 million reais over alleged unpaid transfers
- Tournament
- 2026 World Cup
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