BT Sport Innovates
Taking your live sport viewing experience to the next level
BT Sport is proud to have continually broken new ground in how fans can watch live sport in recent years. BT Sport Innovates is the place to keep track of all the latest developments in our quest to provide the ultimate live sport viewing experience.
BT Sport Innovate 21 winner announced
BT Sport extends its congratulations to Ari Sports, who have been named as the winners of our BT Sport Innovate 21 competition.
Ari Sports will now be working with BT Sport to develop their winning entry - an exciting new gaming feature for Manager Mode on the BT Sport app. Watch the video below to find out more.
BT Sport: A history of world-class innovation
2022: First live 8K broadcast into the home
BT Sport successfully delivers the UK’s first live 8K broadcast of a top-tier sporting event into the home, produced entirely remotely.
2020: First live public 8K broadcast
BT Sport makes history by delivering the UK's first ever 8K live broadcast in Arsenal's Europa League clash with Olympiacos.
2019: 4K HDR
Having already become the world's first broadcaster to show the Champions League final in all three HDR variants in 2017, BT Sport fully adds 4K to its market-leading HDR offering.
2018: First 5G broadcast
BT Sport and EE successfully carry out the world’s first live sports broadcast remotely produced over 5G.
2018: Champions League final in 4K on YouTube
BT Sport offers a free live 4K stream of the Champions League final on YouTube for the first time as Real Madrid defeat Liverpool to lift the trophy.
2017: Dolby Atmos
BT Sport again makes history by becoming the world's first broadcaster to offer Dolby Atmos sound on a live sporting event.
2016: BT Sport 360
In another UK first, 360° and virtual reality functionality is added to the acclaimed enhanced player.
2015: Enhanced player
BT Sport launches an immersive new digital streaming experience featuring interactive timeline, multi-cam replays and more.
2015: First 4K channel
BT Sport launches Europe's first 4K UHD channel in the 2015 Community Shield clash between Arsenal and Chelsea.