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Prediction markets have surged in popularity, but the sector faces legal and regulatory challenges, forcing sport to carefully assess whether to get involved.
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From creators and fan experiences to sponsorship, participation and media consumption, industry leaders share the trends reshaping how fans connect with football's biggest stage.
The surge in prediction markets during the World Cup points to a broader shift in fan behaviour, with rights holders increasingly challenged to turn passive audiences into active participants through prediction, gamification and first-party digital experiences.
Marathon running has become one of sport's most valuable assets. Hans-Peter Zurbruegg, senior vice president of Active Lifestyle at Infront discusses how cities, sponsors and organisers are trying to sustain the boom.