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  Bill

  10 months ago

  I would put Canada - eastern time as well - right equal with the U.S. as far as availability I guess the question would ocme down to how much extra do we have to pay to watch the matches...
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  TokyoToffeeman

  10 months ago

  Certainly not in this country, for some reason J Sports have moved today's London derby to a channel that never shows Prem matches normally - and I don't have it!
  
  "Sure, it’d be nice to watch matches during primetime on a Saturday night if you lived in Asia, but what would you missus say when you tell her you want to watch Hull against Stoke City instead of going to the cinema and dinner for a Saturday night out? "
  
  - Wouldn't happen here as they only televise what they consider to be the 'brand names'
  
  Point 2 is important yes - I just watched Arses v Barcodes on tape, not a chance in ten million Jp tv or radio would spill the beans on scorelines - NHK-BS have paid heaps for the rights to show live games but don't even bother broadcasting 'em til days afterwards!
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  Mikael

  10 months ago

  Live games available in Sweden today:
  
  14:30 Chelsea - Tottenham Hotspur Premier League Canal+ Sport 1
  
  15:00 Roma - Napoli Serie A Canal+ Sport 2
  
  15:00 Kalmar FF - GIF Sundsvall Allsvenskan TV4 Sport
  
  16:00 Sunderland - Manchester City Premier League Canal+ Sport Extra
  
  17:00 Bayern München - Hertha BSC Berlin Bundesliga ViasatSport 1
  
  17:00 Aston Villa - Liverpool Premier League Canal+ Sport 1
  
  17:30 Bröndby - FC Köpenhamn Danska SAS-ligan ViasatSport 2
  
  19:00 Numancia - FC Barcelona Primera Division TV4 Sport
  
  20:30 Fiorentina - Juventus Serie A Canal+ Sport 1
  
  21:00 Saint Etienne - Lyon Franska ligan ViasatSport 2
  
  21:00 Deportivo La Coruna - Real Madrid Primera Division TV4 Sport
  
  
  For a grand total of around 60 USD in subsribtion fees per month. I do see your point of watching games in the morning though.
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  Kyle

  10 months ago

  I'm in the Central time zone , and love the timing of EPL matches. I frequent an Irish Pub in Minneapolis that opens in time for the first EPL match of the day, has full bar service by 8:00 AM and an all you can eat breakfast buffet by 9:00. Saw the London Derby at 7:30 today, had a few Guinness and some breakfast with two friends, and was back home by 10:00 AM with the entire day still infront of me.
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  thinga87

  10 months ago

  @The Gaffer RE: Fox Sports (Australia) On Demand
  The internet On Demand part of Fox Sports (Australia) is a ripoff, we get on their television network plenty of live EPL games for a similar monthly fee (I assume) to what you pay over in the Land of the Free.
  
  This weekend from the EPL we got: Everton v Pompey, Arsenal v Chelsea, Chelsea v Spurs & Villa v Liverpool all live on the main channels and the other four Saturday games on the "interactive viewer's choice channel."
  
  The only problem with watching the Premier League here down under is that most games kick off at Midnight, 2AM and 5AM AEST.
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  sumit

  9 months ago

  so at wht time exactly will the matches begin. i live in IOWA which is central time zone ....and o would like to know the conversion....as to when can i watch the matches.
  it would be great if got..
  
  thankyou
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  HoboSpaceJunkie

  5 months ago

  Not having lived in another country but having spent lots of time in Germany I can only say for sure it's better in the US than in Germany (!) Unless you are a Bundesliga fan, which I am. We only get 1-3 Bundesliga matches/weekend on GolTV, and the Konferenz on Sat1Welt, instead of the option of seeing them all via Premiere (if that's still the case in Deutschland, not sure.)
  
  So seeing as how my favorite leagues are the Italian & German, I'm pretty happy. 4-6 matches/weekend of Serie A (I live in the US w/DISH Network, but also have Canadian ExpressVu.) Plus GolTV carries 4-5 La Liga matches/weekend, and Setanta carries Ligue 1 which I check in on now & then. I wouldn't miss the EPL if it went away, but I'll cry my eyes out if they take away RAI, TeleLatino or whoever has the rights to the Bundesliga in any given year.
  
  Yes, we are blessed in the US. It also helps to have a nice DVR (ViP722 from DISH) to record two matches simultaneously and three DVD recorders, so I can watch at my leisure. Plus my wife and I both play soccer & like watching it on TV so I don't have to make excuses to watch. She & I watch together.
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