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Kaka och Cafu presenterar adidas livesändningar via YouTube för FIFA World Cup Brazil 2014 adidas och YouTube presenterade idag ‘The Dugout’, en unik serie exklusiva livesändningar från Rio som kommer att nå miljoner fans världen över. På plats för att presentera sändningarna finns den brasilianska trion Kaka, Cafu och Lucas Moura vilka kommer att få sällskap av andra adidasprofiler under seriens gång. ‘The Dugout’ är skapat för att låta fansen som inte kan vara på plats komma ännu närmare och få en unik inblick i turneringen. Fansen kommer också att kunna vara involverade under sändningarna genom att skicka in frågor till gästerna via adidas sociala medier samt delta i olika tävlingar. Utöver detta kommer ‘The Dugout’ series också inkludera regelrätta reportage samt material från bakom kulisserna hos adidas lag under deras vistelse i Brasilien. Totalt kommer sex avsnitt att produceras under turneringen och det sista äga rum den 12 juli, under kvällen för finalen av FIFA World Cup 2014. Det första avsnittet sänds den 12 juni kl 10.00 lokal tid och kan ses på YouTube samt i adidas sociala kanaler. För att se ‘The Dugout’: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuAPWG5e8lQ. ”‘The Dugout’ är något vi verkligen ser fram emot, ett koncept där vi får möjlighet att presentera all den talang som finns förknippad med adidas genom den oöverträffade räckvidden hos YouTube. Sändningarna kommer att inkludera fansen på ett helt annat sätt och låta dem ta del av unikt material, visa upp brasilien från dess bästa sida och bjuda in alla att delta i konversationen ikring händelserna på planen”, säger Rob Hughes, Senior PR Manager, adidas Football. Broadcast dates and YouTube video URLs: The Dugout - 12th June https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuAPWG5e8lQ The Dugout - 13th June https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vj-gImgZ39Q The Dugout - 27th June https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16CpPZ206Bc The Dugout - 28th June https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7DTE2GNZZ8 The Dugout – 3rd July https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWJP4dd4Alg The Dugout - 12th July https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNgG5wtBZdI Besök www.facebook.com/adidasfootball eller @adidassverige på instagram För mer information: http://news.adidas.com/GLOBAL/PERFORMANCE/FOOTBALL eller kontakta: Filip Göransson, PR & Corporate Communications Manager, adidas Nordic, [email protected] 070 754 91 17.

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