A three-minute advert break during a Women's Champions League game was not scheduled, says Disney+, the broadcaster of the competition. The incident occurred during the game between Arsenal and HB Koge on Tuesday, when the coverage was interrupted. This was one of several technical issues that fans experienced during the broadcast, which they described as "gimmicky" and "undermines" women's football. The issues also included a rotating floor and a dog with 137,000 Instagram followers as a guest on the show. Arsenal and HB Koge were drawing 0-0 in the second half on Tuesday when coverage was interrupted. Disney has acknowledged the problem, stating that their customers experienced an unintended interruption during the second half of the match. The company has assured that their team is taking steps to ensure the technical issue does not happen again. Disney+ won the broadcast rights for the Women's Champions League from the 2025-26 season for five years.