Amazon launches Prime Vision for the Champions League: how it works.

According to The Sun: Amazon has presented a new unique way to enjoy Champions League broadcasts this season.

The Prime Video service is launching the “Prime Vision” feature, which starts TODAY during the match between Tottenham and Villarreal.

Amazon will again broadcast one match per week in the Champions League.

The new feature will allow viewers to track the game and monitor statistics in a “Fifa”-like style.

What is Amazon's Prime Vision feature?

Users who enable Prime Vision will be able to see a wealth of real-time statistics overlaid on the match video.

A field map will appear on the screen, showing the positions of all 22 players.

AI-based features will also indicate who has the ball and what previous passing options they had.

Additionally, viewers will see players' running speeds during movement.

Long passes, shot speeds, goal probabilities (XG), and other data about the flow of the game will also be displayed.

Prime created this system based on analytics used in NFL live broadcasts during “Thursday Night Football.”

What did Prime Video representatives say?

Andrew Hornet, Prime's live production director, explained:

“We wanted to provide viewers with something that innovates with purpose, rather than just looks attractive.

“This is something unique to European football and designed for fans who are really interested in tactics but without excessive detail.

How can you watch the Tottenham vs Villarreal match for free?

The match between Tottenham and Villarreal will be broadcast LIVE for FREE on Amazon Prime Video.

New subscribers can take advantage of a 30-day free trial, enjoying all Prime benefits including this first match.

Amazon Prime has regained part of the broadcasting rights for the Champions League, with the main match this week being Tottenham vs Villarreal.

Prime members can watch events from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at no extra subscription cost.

UEFA Champions League is included in Prime membership, which costs £8.99 per month or £95 per year. All future matches can be found in the ‘Sports’ section on Prime Video.

So, Amazon's new Prime Vision feature opens up exciting possibilities for football fans. It combines traditional viewing with innovative technologies, allowing for a more detailed observation of match events. This is especially important for fans who seek to understand the game and teams' strategies more deeply.

The current free viewing option makes this feature even more attractive for new users who can try all the benefits of Amazon Prime before subscribing. Thus, Amazon continues to expand its position in the sports broadcasting market.