The National League has announced that it will launch a live streaming service this Saturday.
The platform is expected to feature games from all 24 teams in the main division, with plans to expand to the National League North and National League South in time for the 2023-24 season.
In a statement on its website, the league said: "The National League would again like to reiterate its commitment to providing a quality streaming platform that benefits all 72 member clubs.
"Thanks must go to BT Sport and title sponsors Vanarama for their continued support. Further updates around pricing and sign-up activity will be announced shortly."
The news comes after the EFL announced plans to make all of its league games available for broadcast for the first time under its next set of TV rights.
Neil Wilkes
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