Change of Portability regulation rights due to Brexit

The EU Portability Regulation allows customers across the European Economic Area (EEA) to access their online content when travelling abroad even if they are not in the country they reside in as long as it’s in the EEA. This means that customers could have the same content as they do at home when they are temporarily present in another EU country. The regulation applies only to travel between EEA countries. Cross-border portability from 23rd December 2020 will be revoked in the UK. This means that the EU Portability Regulation will not apply to UK-EEA travel from 1 January 2021

Why can’t I watch UK content from Europe anymore?

Due to the United Kingdom leaving the EU the rights for portability have changed. This means UK customers can still access Eurosport as they usually would at home. However, when watching abroad you will only be able to view local content for the country you’re visiting. Your UK content will not be available to watch when visiting a European country.

Why can’t I watch the content from my home country while visiting the UK anymore?

Due to the United Kingdom leaving the EU the rights for portability have changed. This means when visiting the UK customers can still access Eurosport as they usually would at home. However, when watching in the UK you will only be able to view local content. Your European content will not be available to watch when visiting the UK. When you get back home your content will automatically update for you.

Please find more information here: Can I watch Eurosport abroad?