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NFL releases statement after continued problems with Canadian streaming effort

2017 FIL Rathbones Women's Lacrosse World Cup

GUILDFORD, ENGLAND - JULY 20: The Canadian flag is held by a spectator during the national anthems ahead of the semi-final match between Australia and Canada during the 2017 FIL Rathbones Women’s Lacrosse World Cup at Surrey Sports Park on July 20, 2017 in Guildford, England. (Photo by Michael Steele/Getty Images)

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The NFL’s new streaming effort in Canada continued to encounter problems Sunday. The Toronto Sun called DAZN’s attempt at a live broadcast of the Thursday night game as “a disaster.”

Time delays and audio and video quality were among complaints of the DAZN stream, which has replaced the RedZone and Sunday Ticket packages from cable and satellite in Canada for all live broadcasts.

Michael Markovich, the NFL’s Vice President of International Media and Business, released a statement Monday, via John Kryk of the Sun: “We are aware of the issues that our fans may have faced this past week/weekend and apologize for the inadequate service. We are absolutely committed to working with DAZN to provide fans with the NFL experience they deserve. We are urgently assessing the information and data from the weekend, as well as closely monitoring tonight’s Monday Night Football double-header. With a full weekend of games behind us, we will then define the right next steps to best serve our Canadian fans.”