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Previously on "Finding out where Champions League games are aired?"
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Yes but I can't even find what channels the quarter-finals are on, which are 5/6 April and 12/13 April and all teams are known.
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On the other hand, Spurs v Shaktar Donetsk could be the most prudent game to show. It would probably be cheaper than an episode of Big Brother or the Test Card.Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostThe CL is now at the knockout stages. Although the semi draws have been provisionally made, until the quarter finals have been played it is impossible to know who will qualify. Maybe that is why they are keeping their powder dry, as some matches will garner much more interest than others.
For example if Barca get through to play Real Madrid in the semis, then expect huge interest across the entire continent for that clash of the giants. The likes of ITV and BBC will be breaking the bank to secure the viewing rights. If however Spurs get through to play Shaktar Donetsk? They will probably just show Antiques Roadshow or Miss Marple instead to try and maintain viewing figures.
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The CL is now at the knockout stages. Although the semi draws have been provisionally made, until the quarter finals have been played it is impossible to know who will qualify. Maybe that is why they are keeping their powder dry, as some matches will garner much more interest than others.Originally posted by d000hg View PostMaybe they really didn't allocate who gets what fixture yet, but it seems pretty unlikely.
For example if Barca get through to play Real Madrid in the semis, then expect huge interest across the entire continent for that clash of the giants. The likes of ITV and BBC will be breaking the bank to secure the viewing rights. If however Spurs get through to play Shaktar Donetsk? They will probably just show Antiques Roadshow or Miss Marple instead to try and maintain viewing figures.
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Stops 2nd/3rd April the same as Live Football on TV - Sport on Television - Live Football on TV. Maybe they really didn't allocate who gets what fixture yet, but it seems pretty unlikely.
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BBC Sport now says who shows football games.
Edit: Only when they put up a page about the specific game.
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Finding out where Champions League games are aired?
I am trying to find out which games are on Sky Vs regular TV but I can't see this on UEFA.com. Does anyone know where one might find this information?Tags: None
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