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2017-06-15 11:54 <\/p>\n
Kings Park Stadium (Gallo Images) <\/p>\n
Durban - As the Springboks chase a series win against France in Durban on Saturday, SuperSport will mark a first by offering a virtual reality stream from inside Kings Park. <\/p>\n
The 360-degree view will be broadcast on SuperSports Facebook and YouTube pages and will feature action from inside the stadium in the build-up with a view of supporters and action from in the stands. <\/p>\n
YouTube will have an alternative stream to see more of the stadium from strategic points around the field. <\/p>\n
There will be pre-and post-match feeds as well as in-game footage. <\/p>\n
Other packaged content from the day will be published on SuperSport social media platforms on Monday. <\/p>\n
Any match footage will be geo-blocked to Sub-Saharan Africa. <\/p>\n
\"With rapid advances in technology, this was an inevitable move,\" said Gideon Khobane, chief executive of SuperSport. <\/p>\n
\"We hope this adds to therichness of thetraditional broadcast and look forward to seeing theresults.\" <\/p>\n
Kick-off on Saturday is at 17:00. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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