Gravity Media has been appointed directly by the Pro League to oversee Football Video Support (FVS) operations for the Challenger Pro League, Belgium’s second-tier professional football competition. The production, content and media services provider is delivering the project in partnership with Sportec Solutions, which is supplying its VAR/FVS technology platform.
Under the agreement, Gravity Media is responsible for the operational oversight and delivery of FVS services across the Challenger Pro League, providing production support for match officials throughout the competition. The 2026/27 season resumed on 7 August 2026.
The appointment extends Gravity Media’s presence in Belgian football and its relationship with the country’s football ecosystem.
Sportec Solutions provides sports technology services and VAR systems, and supplies officiating technologies to leagues and federations internationally. Its areas of expertise include live match data, video review technologies and centralised VAR operations.
The partnership combines Gravity Media’s operational experience in live sport services with Sportec Solutions’ internationally deployed VAR/FVS technology platform to support the Pro League’s officiating standards.
“Being selected directly by the Pro League is a strong endorsement of our operational capabilities and expertise in delivering critical services for live sport,” said Natalie Pieplu, key account Belgian football at Gravity Media Belgium. “While this is a focused operation, it represents an important strategic step in strengthening our relationship with the Belgian football ecosystem and supporting the continued development of professional competitions in the country.”
The contract adds to Gravity Media’s portfolio of football and sports technology services. The company currently provides production and technical services for competitions including the Premier League, the UEFA Champions League and Italy’s Serie A and Serie B, as well as other domestic and international tournaments.
According to Gravity Media, the appointment reflects its continued investment in services for rights holders, leagues, federations and governing bodies across the sports industry.