People continue to rant about the worsening state of congestion in the streaming space, yet the trend of foreign services arriving and thriving, while homegrown players struggle, doesn’t seem to be slowing. Sports-centric fuboTV has made its European debut by launching in Spain, while ad-supported streaming service Pluto TV has expanded into Germany and Austria after launching in the UK in October – both arriving posthaste from the US. In Faultline Online Reporter fashion, we take a look at the strategies and vendors key to the nascent expansion efforts of these two streaming firms. FuboTV, a rumored acquisition target of Verizon earlier this year, had about 250,000 subscribers in the US as of last count in September, and has now…