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Bit late for me, but this is a definite scam which I was signed up to when trying to watch my son's match.
The offer was £1 to watch the match in the comments section of my son's club page but turned into them wanting £24.99 rising to £59.99 for a nefarious website and some videos. I contacted my bank to stop payment for it but they are still pestering me.
It is a scam. The customer service does not work, nobody takes responsibility for anything and they do not contact customers. I wish someone had warned me. I have been scammed € 130
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