Sky Sports (South Korean TV channel)

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Sky Sports
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Ownership
Owner SkyTV Skylife
(KT Corporation)
K League Federation
History
Launched1 August 2014
ReplacedTHE M

Sky Sports was a South Korea broadcast channel using the operator Skylife TV.

Most recently, the channel was managed by Sky-K, a joint venture between SkyTV and K League Federation.

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