Author Topic: FAO: US Reds----tv info (Read 869235 times)

hazzalfc · « **Reply #40 on:** July 21, 2006, 10:05:37 pm »

I think FSC (Fox Soccer Channel) is showing the game. Check out this website http://msn.foxsports.com/soccer/story/802092 as it list bars in Vegas that show that channel.

4pool · « **Reply #41 on:** July 21, 2006, 10:57:13 pm »

Here's my take on all this..( especially if you go to my original post)...

Setanta is the driving focus in what we get to see in the USA.

Fox Soccer Channel apparently will still have two matches on Saturday and at least one Sunday, along with the Monday night --and probably other Premiership weekday fixtures.

Shane originally responded contracts were in the offering..maybe Dish and Cable providers are still negotiating..who knows. Or they've said no.

But Setanta also has broadband broadcasts availability on their website.,,

So what if the top matches are on the Setanta channel instead of FSC?

What if FSC gets Spurs v Villa and Liverpool v Everton is only available on Setanta ( Directv) or PPV at the pub or internet...

Not everyone has a pub nearby who shows Setanta football programming. And not everyone has broadband or internet ( like my Mum).

Somehow someway...we'll get screwed over coverage if all one does is rely on FSC...that's my take.

Filler. · « **Reply #42 on:** July 21, 2006, 10:59:43 pm »

Quote from: 4pool on July 21, 2006, 10:57:13 pm

...

Somehow someway...we'll get screwed over coverage if all one does is rely on FSC...that's my take.

he's a shit that George Bush I'm telling yerzzz

Mivi · « **Reply #43 on:** July 22, 2006, 08:35:43 am »

Quote from: hazzalfc on July 21, 2006, 10:05:37 pm

I think FSC (Fox Soccer Channel) is showing the game. Check out this website http://msn.foxsports.com/soccer/story/802092 as it list bars in Vegas that show that channel.

Nice one. Cheers fella

Hunts Cross · « **Reply #44 on:** July 24, 2006, 12:34:21 pm »

Quote from: being sven on July 14, 2006, 03:49:15 pm

I'm more interested in if any of the Pre-season games will be shown Stateside.... anybody? or can I find it on sketchy Chinese website?

The remaining 3 pre-season tour games are all on Setanta.

Hunts Cross · « **Reply #45 on:** July 24, 2006, 12:37:20 pm »

Quote from: mjjason on July 21, 2006, 09:03:32 pm

No that was pretty much it. Setanta USA is only available on Direct TV as of today. If what is posted above is true and Setanta gets two games from Fox Sports world then I am not sure I would be that much affected.

Last season two games were always on Pay-Per-view. I never paid for those in the first place and just streamed those game from the web. Now if those move to Setanta and are no longer on Pay-Per-view than I will still be streaming them on the net. No real change.

So unless you bought a season Pay-Per-View package than this would not affect you. I just hope FOX Sports world maintains its 3 games on Saturday, 1 Sunday, 1 Monday routine. If they do then I am fine.

I am lucky enough to have DirecTV & FSC. I would occasionally pay for a FSC PPV to see us. This cost at least $16, and sometimes $20. If those PPV games will now transfer to Setanta, isn't the $12 / month fee for Setanta a deal?

ConnieLFC · « **Reply #46 on:** July 24, 2006, 07:26:32 pm »

Quote from: Hunts Cross on July 24, 2006, 12:37:20 pm

I am lucky enough to have DirecTV & FSC. I would occasionally pay for a FSC PPV to see us. This cost at least $16, and sometimes $20. If those PPV games will now transfer to Setanta, isn't the $12 / month fee for Setanta a deal?

H.C., would you (or someone else in here with DirecTV) tell me how much you're paying for your service per month? Feel free not to answer but as someone who may switch over, I'm really trying to figure out how much more it's going to cost me. With Dish at least, FSC is part of its "basic" package. Don't DirecTV subscribers pay extra for it? As well as the added cost of leasing equipment (I own my Dish equipment), my obligatory HBO subscription and the $11.99 on top for Setanta, it's sounding like it'll be close to $100 per month by the end of it - I'm not paying anywhere near that at the moment with my current service.

You do have a very good point though about the PPV expense; that'll save me $300 right off the bat.

Hunts Cross · « **Reply #47 on:** July 24, 2006, 09:33:57 pm »

Quote from: ConnieLFC on July 24, 2006, 07:26:32 pm

H.C., would you (or someone else in here with DirecTV) tell me how much you're paying for your service per month? Feel free not to answer but as someone who may switch over, I'm really trying to figure out how much more it's going to cost me. With Dish at least, FSC is part of its "basic" package. Don't DirecTV subscribers pay extra for it? As well as the added cost of leasing equipment (I own my Dish equipment), my obligatory HBO subscription and the $11.99 on top for Setanta, it's sounding like it'll be close to $100 per month by the end of it - I'm not paying anywhere near that at the moment with my current service.

You do have a very good point though about the PPV expense; that'll save me $300 right off the bat.

Connie - yes FSC was in a sports package. I have a silly number of unwatched baseball channels and so many regional Fox Sports channels its not funny.

I do not know, however, how much that package is.

www.directv.com will tell you.

I have a house full of teenagers. Its an evil place to live. To help keep the peace, I have every channel package going except the porn and US sport subscriptions (other than the one that also gives me FSC). For that i.e. All the 'Premium' channels I pay about $100.

Base, HBO and the FSC pack should be a lot less.

Look for a deal where the kit and installation are free. Did offerthis recently (after I just paid for it) for up to three rooms.

Cheers

4pool · « **Reply #48 on:** July 24, 2006, 11:37:17 pm »

ConnieLFC..

Wait until August 1st....before you price out Directv.

Sean of Setanta said wait until then....if you're thinking about switching.. in an email to me. Sounds like some sort of package or discount deal for "new" subscribers after the end of July. He wouldn't be more specific than that..

ConnieLFC · « **Reply #49 on:** July 25, 2006, 12:13:12 am »

Quote from: 4pool on July 24, 2006, 11:37:17 pm

ConnieLFC..

Wait until August 1st....before you price out Directv.

Sean of Setanta said wait until then....if you're thinking about switching.. in an email to me. Sounds like some sort of package or discount deal for "new" subscribers after the end of July. He wouldn't be more specific than that..

Will do - thanks for the heads up. I reckon I can wait a week...and thanks, H.C., for the info.

mjjason · « **Reply #50 on:** July 26, 2006, 12:36:07 am »

This would truly suck if FSC lose out on games. If it means only losing out on Pay-Per-View than I am fine but if it mean FSC reduce the number of games they show than this will hurt. Hope they have this settled soon.

ConnieLFC · « **Reply #51 on:** July 26, 2006, 03:39:42 am »

It just to occurred to me that there is another option - Liverpool TV (the 3-hour weekly broadcast, shown on GolTV here in N. America). Every LFC league match is normally shown the during that week's LFCTV broadcast. (LFCTV also showed the Crewe friendly on today's episode.) Unless this changes during the coming season (which I don't imagine it will), I'm personally even more inclined to just watch a live stream (or head to The 11th Street Bar) for the matches Setanta picks up, then watch/tape the rebroadcast on LFCTV a couple of days later. I know I can't be too anti-Murdoch if I'm so dependent upon FSC, but I really do object to having to switch to DirecTV and putting more money in his coffers. Same for Setanta.

Hunts Cross · « **Reply #52 on:** July 26, 2006, 01:55:29 pm »

Quote from: ConnieLFC on July 26, 2006, 03:39:42 am

It just to occurred to me that there is another option - Liverpool TV (the 3-hour weekly broadcast, shown on GolTV here in N. America). Every LFC league match is normally shown the during that week's LFCTV broadcast. (LFCTV also showed the Crewe friendly on today's episode.) Unless this changes during the coming season (which I don't imagine it will), I'm personally even more inclined to just watch a live stream (or head to The 11th Street Bar) for the matches Setanta picks up, then watch/tape the rebroadcast on LFCTV a couple of days later. I know I can't be too anti-Murdoch if I'm so dependent upon FSC, but I really do object to having to switch to DirecTV and putting more money in his coffers. Same for Setanta.

The 11st bar is a great option. I was in NY for the derby. It was fun to be there.

ConnieLFC · « **Reply #53 on:** August 1, 2006, 07:05:32 pm »

Sorry to bump this but anyone heard anything? It's August 1 and no info anywhere about what's happening this season on the Setanta or Fox Soccer websites, whether on PPV or not.

I see Setanta modified its ad on the SoccerTV website: it no longer lists anything about showing English Premier League matches (before it said "two matches most weekends"). Also an interesting note was that listing used to be under the Setanta Premium portion of the ad, which isn't the Setanta service that's available to residential customers anyway.

Looking like the same ol' same ol' - which is fine by me! If FSC wants to show the Sat 10am/Sun 11am as well, I can live with that...

mjjason · « **Reply #54 on:** August 1, 2006, 07:26:28 pm »

FSC just announced a deal with MLS. Now while I couldn't care less about this deal it seems that they are in the process of finalizing there overall deals. Would expect an announcement shortly.

NYCRedsFan · « **Reply #55 on:** August 1, 2006, 09:22:58 pm »

Community Shield match - LFC vs. Roman's rent-boys on FSC, Sun 13 August at 10AM EST

hazzalfc · « **Reply #56 on:** August 1, 2006, 10:37:52 pm »

If you go to FSC's schedules I found this:

http://www2.foxsports.com/world/pdf/fsw34.pdf

On this schedule it has the following games being shown:

Aug 19th 10am Newcastle V Wigan, 12pm Bolton V Spurs & 3pm Reading V Boro.

Aug 20th 11am Chelsea V Man Utd (it should be City not Utd).

Not sure there has been no announcement with regards to the games Setanta are supposed to be showing.

quasimodo · « **Reply #57 on:** August 1, 2006, 10:49:53 pm »

Damn. Don't like the change from the 7:45AM game being live to the 10:00AM game (US East Coast Times).

4pool · « **Reply #58 on:** August 1, 2006, 11:53:58 pm »

I've checked as well..

Setanta claimed just wait....but I don't see any updates on Setanta or Directv ...

What I do see is Setanta broadband being $11.99 per month or $119 per year.

Wonder if they will show the same schedule as the Setanta Channel that Directv has?
Haven't taken the time to sort that out yet..

I think i'll wait until the week before the Premiership starts to get the schedules off Setanta ( broadband or channel) and FSW and see what the difference or benefits are.

Loman · « **Reply #59 on:** August 2, 2006, 12:01:24 am »

Fox Soccer Channel won't be showing a live LFC game until mid October. It is because so many LFC games kick off at 7:45 AM EST (12:45 BST). FSC dosn't have the rights to the early games. This also means I'll have to wake up early after a Friday night out, dammit!

I'll look into setanta broadband and keep trusty old TvAnts.

4pool · « **Reply #60 on:** August 2, 2006, 11:24:37 pm »

Sent this before I went to work today:

Shane:

Hate to be a pest..lol

I looked at Setanta's website and Directv's last night...nothing to indicate anything special about signing up.

Is it possible to spill the beans on what Setanta will offer yet?

Who will have the "early" kickoffs live--12:30, 12:45 pm in England Premiership matches?

Will there be any PPV available for the match of the day for Saturday and Sunday as in the past?

I don't want the hassle of switching to Directv until i know what the benefits are regarding the Premiership..

Thanx again for your help.

4pool
---------------------------

Received this reply..

From : Shane O'Rourke <shane@setanta.com>
Sent : Wednesday, August 2, 2006 5:07 PM
To : "4pool"
Subject : Re: EPL

We should know today but then again I have been hearing that for three
weeks!

---------------------------

So there isn't any straight forward announcements about who is showing what beteeen Setanta and Fox Soccer Channel.

As our first few fixtures are the 12:45pm kickoff.....it would be nice to know if we'll have them broadcast to watch. Or just listen via E-season ticket...

mjjason · « **Reply #61 on:** August 3, 2006, 04:45:39 pm »

Just got this from Soccertv. com editor. I sent them an email yesterday and they responded. Doesn't look to good for us as Liverpool will never be a 4th choice match.

Setanta gets Saturdays 7:30am ET, 1st and 3rd choice matches on Saturdays at
10am ET, Sundays at 8:30am ET, and 1st choice of matches on Tuesdays-Fridays.

FSC gets 2nd and 4th choice on Saturdays at 10am ET, Saturdays 12noon ET,
Sundays 11am ET, Mondays 3pm ET, and 2nd choice of matches on Tuesdays-Fridays.

mjjason · « **Reply #62 on:** August 3, 2006, 04:49:14 pm »

Looks like Fox will show mostly Tottenham, Newcastle, Bolton type games on Saturdays and get the big game on Sunday.

Setanta will get the big games on Saturday.

Which means Liverpool will mostly be on Setanta.

This sucks.

ConnieLFC · « **Reply #63 on:** August 3, 2006, 05:20:46 pm »

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Quote from: mjjason on August 3, 2006, 04:45:39 pm

Just got this from Soccertv. com editor. I sent them an email yesterday and they responded. Doesn't look to good for us as Liverpool will never be a 4th choice match.

Setanta gets Saturdays 7:30am ET, 1st and 3rd choice matches on Saturdays at
10am ET, Sundays at 8:30am ET, and 1st choice of matches on Tuesdays-Fridays.

FSC gets 2nd and 4th choice on Saturdays at 10am ET, Saturdays 12noon ET,
Sundays 11am ET, Mondays 3pm ET, and 2nd choice of matches on Tuesdays-Fridays.

Wait, I don't understand - so Setanta will be showing Saturday 10am games as well? I reckon we could be "2nd choice" in that slot (which means FSC) but I'm surprised the two channels are going head-to-head like that. Hmm, that's far more games than I expected Setanta to carry - will really have to think about this now. And why is there still nothing on the Setanta website???

BrooklynRed05 · « **Reply #64 on:** August 3, 2006, 07:42:40 pm »

The only problem with the fall back of going to the 11th Street Bar to catch Setanta games is the $10 or $20 cover charge to get in the door. Add that to the $30 that you spend on pints and suddenly your weekly excursions to the pub begin to empty the bank account

Does the LFC TV weekly program on GolTV rebroadcast Champs Lge matches, FA Cup, or Carling Cup?

ConnieLFC · « **Reply #65 on:** August 3, 2006, 08:16:59 pm »

Quote from: BrooklynRed05 on August 3, 2006, 07:42:40 pm

The only problem with the fall back of going to the 11th Street Bar to catch Setanta games is the $10 or $20 cover charge to get in the door. Add that to the $30 that you spend on pints and suddenly your weekly excursions to the pub begin to empty the bank account

Does the LFC TV weekly program on GolTV rebroadcast Champs Lge matches, FA Cup, or Carling Cup?

Brooklyn, Setanta *seems* to be claiming on its website that it will not be asking for a cover charge this season (see the bolded portion on the page): Setanta Sports. Whether this turns out to be true, we'll find out on the 19th, I reckon. You're right that it adds up - that $10 could go towards two Stellas!

As far as LFCTV goes, I'm pretty certain they do not rebroadcast Champions League or FA Cup matches. League Cup is possible, I just don't remember from last season.

SteeleRED · « **Reply #66 on:** August 3, 2006, 10:26:02 pm »

Quote from: ConnieLFC on August 3, 2006, 08:16:59 pm

Brooklyn, Setanta *seems* to be claiming on its website that it will not be asking for a cover charge this season (see the bolded portion on the page): Setanta Sports. Whether this turns out to be true, we'll find out on the 19th, I reckon. You're right that it adds up - that $10 could go towards two Stellas!

As far as LFCTV goes, I'm pretty certain they do not rebroadcast Champions League or FA Cup matches. League Cup is possible, I just don't remember from last season.

Does FSC keep F.A. Cup matches? They had them last year, except for the PPV ones. Champions League matches belong to ESPN. Setanta had League Cup matches last year: it's how I found out about it. Resorted to listening to the games on .tv But then again, we didn't do too well there last year, did we?

Otherwise, this is not good news. Not good news at all. Unless my digital cable system adds Setanta to its programming. They only added FSC two years ago, and GolTV last year.

mjjason · « **Reply #67 on:** August 4, 2006, 12:15:38 am »

Just looking at Liverpool's schedule and it appears that we will not have a game on Fox Sports world until possibly October 14th - I'll say it again, this sucks.

19 Aug, 2006 Sheffield United Barclays Premiership A 12:45 - Setanta
26 Aug, 2006 West Ham United Barclays Premiership H 12:45 - Setanta
09 Sep, 2006 Everton Barclays Premiership A 12:45 - Setanta
17 Sep, 2006 Chelsea Barclays Premiership A 13:30 - Setanta
20 Sep, 2006 Newcastle United Barclays Premiership H 20:00 - Setanta
23 Sep, 2006 Tottenham Hotspur Barclays Premiership H 12:45 - Setanta
30 Sep, 2006 Bolton Wanderers Barclays Premiership A 12:45 - Setanta
14 Oct, 2006 Blackburn Rovers Barclays Premiership H 15:00 - FSC

RI-Red · « **Reply #68 on:** August 4, 2006, 12:41:52 am »

Everyone in US should join www.spammingstreams.com and for 2 quid a month watch all the games you want!

I never missed one game last year by watching them all via differing sites on the net!

mjjason · « **Reply #69 on:** August 4, 2006, 02:47:31 am »

Quote from: RI-Red on August 4, 2006, 12:41:52 am

Everyone in US should join www.spammingstreams.com and for 2 quid a month watch all the games you want!

I never missed one game last year by watching them all via differing sites on the net!

Actually, I will just resort to free P2P programs. They work fine, no need to pay for anything. But I would prefer it to be on TV.

Loman · « **Reply #70 on:** August 4, 2006, 03:00:33 am »

*Edit*

Just found out setanta broadband is not showing the EPL. Since I don't have directv and don't feel like installing it, switching provideres, etc. I am still sticking with tvants.

ConnieLFC · « **Reply #71 on:** August 4, 2006, 03:33:09 am »

Quote from: RI-Red on August 4, 2006, 12:41:52 am

Everyone in US should join www.spammingstreams.com and for 2 quid a month watch all the games you want!

I never missed one game last year by watching them all via differing sites on the net!

I'm doing FLF as well, but as many have said, I'd like the option of watching/taping matches to keep if I choose. I'm too used to taping everything, I've got a whole library of games from the last 7-8 seasons; it's hard to imagine not having the option of "keeping" a broadcast-quality match if I want. F***! I hate this. Thanks all for the updates - not so long ago (in the mid 90s) we were lucky to get a Liverpool game over here 5 or 6 times a season! Now we've got to be on every week - junkies we are (not that I'd have it any other way, but yes you have to pay for your addictions). 4Pool, tell Shane another 11.99 is on the way (*@!*^#)...

mjjason · « **Reply #72 on:** August 4, 2006, 04:40:32 am »

Anyone know how to open the Setanta Channel on free-to-air satellites? That is my only option as moving to Direct-tv is not an option

4pool · « **Reply #73 on:** August 4, 2006, 01:00:40 pm »

Quote from: ConnieLFC on August 4, 2006, 03:33:09 am

I'm doing FLF as well, but as many have said, I'd like the option of watching/taping matches to keep if I choose. I'm too used to taping everything, I've got a whole library of games from the last 7-8 seasons; it's hard to imagine not having the option of "keeping" a broadcast-quality match if I want. F***! I hate this. Thanks all for the updates - not so long ago (in the mid 90s) we were lucky to get a Liverpool game over here 5 or 6 times a season! Now we've got to be on every week - junkies we are (not that I'd have it any other way, but yes you have to pay for your addictions). 4Pool, tell Shane another 11.99 is on the way (*@!*^#)...

To right there..we are junkies of LFC...lol.

I'm like you, got loads of video tapes of matches. Just bought a DVD recorder and have transferred some to DVD from my Dish Network PVR..So if you need a DVD of the CL final or FA Cup..

But I MUCH prefer tv broadcast to the dodgy internet sites.

I even try to set my travel schedule around matches so that I make sure I can listen to the mid week ones off e-season ticket...

junkies we are..lol

ConnieLFC · « **Reply #74 on:** August 4, 2006, 02:45:59 pm »

Quote from: 4pool on August 4, 2006, 01:00:40 pm

To right there..we are junkies of LFC...lol.

I'm like you, got loads of video tapes of matches. Just bought a DVD recorder and have transferred some to DVD from my Dish Network PVR..So if you need a DVD of the CL final or FA Cup..

I've got 2 Panasonic DVD recorders (one has an added hard drive as I went through hell part of last season with my Dish PVR. The hard drive stopped working, meaning the entire unit became useless; no picture, no channel guide, nada, so be forewarned.... I've also got a multiregion DVD player, so I am about as wired up as I can get, but at least have managed to replace about 20-30 LFC VHS tapes with, oh 50 DVDs!

Anyway back on topic - there is *still* no word on the Setanta site - I assume there is no chance that the EPL thing isn't happening even though it hasn't been formally announced, right? I guess I'll start pricing it out and see about getting installation next weekend.

BrooklynRed05 · « **Reply #75 on:** August 4, 2006, 04:05:40 pm »

Has the "fact" that Setanta Broadband will not be showing Premier League matches been confirmed? I have to admit I didn't like it when I read..."Setanta Broadband is a new service from Setanta that shows some of the great action available on Setanta Sports, allowing you to watch it on your home or work computer."

But when you click the link to sign up you get..."In addition to the LIVE soccer seen on Setanta Broadband...there is a comprehensive ARCHIVE of the FA Cup...". I was about to drop $119 for the annual subscription, but without confirmation they will actually show anything I actually would want to see regularly (No offense to all of the Irish Football and Hurling fans out there), I can't see signing up as being worthwhile.

Although watching the games from P2P sites or freefootie blah blah blah is a sound alternative, I too am the proud owner of a DVD recorder who wants the option of recording matches for posterity. Suppose the $5 a month for GolTV is the best option.

I am also relieved to feel that I am not the only fanatical LFC supporter who purchased a Region Free DVD player simply so that I could purchase and view each and every Liverpool DVD I could find - is amazing how few are available for Region 1 players!

Cheers.

Brian Blessed · « **Reply #76 on:** August 4, 2006, 04:11:11 pm »

Watch the preview of the broadband. Not only is it stuttery as shit, but it does not list the Premiership. They do have our preseason stuff, though.

BrooklynRed05 · « **Reply #77 on:** August 4, 2006, 04:18:19 pm »

Thanks for the tip RedferLife! I didn't realize I could watch the Coca Cola championship...it might be worth the $119 to watch Steve Bruce scowl his way through a failed promotion campaign

4pool · « **Reply #78 on:** August 4, 2006, 06:00:11 pm »

Geez.. I thought I was the only one off the deep end..

I bought a JVC all region DVD player a few years back so i could watch DVD's from the CLub.

Just bought a LG RC199H June 1st. $299. ( Best Buy)

This has both DVD and VHS recording capability. Plus one touch recording if I want to transfer my VHS tapes to DVD.

However, as an added bonus it also plays my DVD's from England...so I would guess it is region free as well.

I am using the HDMI cable connector to my Sony tv which is High Def ready.
( the connector cable is extra..does not come with the unit. So bought a Monster cable Ultra 600 another $100.)

But the picture quality is very good...

All because of the Mighty Reds.....

hazzalfc · « **Reply #79 on:** August 4, 2006, 09:10:39 pm »

I just received this from Setanta:

Hello, and welcome to another edition of the Setanta Newsletter. We are proud to announce the arrival of the English Premier League on Setanta Sports! This year these matches will be available in homes as never before! We are also happy to announce the Euro Qualification schedule for bars and clubs. On Setanta Sports (channel 615, available on DirecTV), we'll have these particular Euro Qualification matches (the ones listed below) delayed and also have many more Euro Qualification matches LIVE, schedule coming soon). On the channel we also have the French and Dutch Leagues as new additions to our line-ups, as well as Champions League, ManU TV, ChelseaTV, Coca Cola Championship, Carling Cup, Scottish League, and more! In addition, we're the only real Rugby channel, with all the best Rugby, see below for details! Monday Night GAA is also now available in homes all over the United States. The GAA is also LIVE on Setanta Broadband.

English Premier League (on the channel!)

Saturday
745am et 1 match (US only) LIVE

10am et 2 matches - 1st and 3rd choice, 1st choice LIVE
12pm et 3rd choice delayed at noon (a great fixture at this live time would be put LIVE on an alternative DTV channel)

Sunday
830am et LIVE

Wednesday (8 -10 times / year) LIVE

- - - - -

Euro 2008 Qualification matches on Setanta Premium

These LIVE matches will be at bars and clubs only. However, the following England matches, are also on residential PPV (including cable) in most areas. As previously mentioned, on Setanta Sports (channel 615, available on DirecTV), we'll have these matches delayed and more Euro Qualification matches LIVE -- schedule coming soon.

Saturday 2nd, September
England vs. Andorra 12pm et
Poland vs. Finland 2:30pm et
Germany vs. Ireland 2:45pm et
Moldova vs. Greece 2:45pm et

Wednesday 6th, September
Macedonia vs. England time tba
Finland vs. Portugal time tba
Russia vs. Croatia 1pm et
Poland vs. Serbia 2:30pm et

GAA on Setanta Premium (bars and clubs only)

These matches will be also shown delayed on Monday nights on the Setanta Sports channel available in homes thru DirecTV, channel 615).

Sat 5 August
Football Q/Final Armagh v Kerry 9am et
Football Q/Final Cork v Donegal 11am et

Sun 6 August
Hurling - Christy Ring Cup Final Antrim v Carlow 9am et
Hurling S/Final Cork v Waterford 11am et

and

Sat 12 August
Football Q/Final Dublin v Westmeath 11am et tbc

Sun 13 August
Football Q/Final Mayo v Laois 9.10am et tbc
Hurling S/Final Kilkenny v Clare 11am et tbc

For people interested in watching the GAA on Setanta Broadband the Gaelic Games coverage will be pay-per-view from the quarter-finals onwards. Customers can purchase a Hurling ticket or Football ticket for $49.95 OR a Championship Ticket (Hurling & Football) for $69.95 or individual matches for $9.95 each. Check out www.setanta.com and click on the Setanta Broadband link for further details.

Scottish Premier League on Setanta Premium

Sat 5 Aug Rangers v Dundee Utd 10am et
Sun 6 Aug Hearts v Celtic 9am et
Sat 12 Aug Celtic v St.Mirren 10am et
Sun 13 Aug Dunfermline v Rangers 9am et

On the Setanta Sports channel in the next week there is a feast of pre-season action featuring many of the top sides in Europe. Get set to Tivo the following action:

Sat 5 Aug Amsterdam Tournament FC Porto v Inter Milan 1pm et
Sat 5 Aug Ajax v Man Utd 3.15pm et

Rugby Union

Tri-Nations Rugby
Sat 5 Aug Australia v South Africa 6am et
Sat 19 Aug New Zealand v Australia 1.30am et
Sat 26 Aug South Africa v New Zealand 9am et
Sat 2 Sep South Africa v New Zealand 9am et
Sat 9 Sep South Africa v Australia 9am et

We'll also have Six Nations, Autumn Tour (coming soon), Super 14's, Rugby 7's, Guinness English Premiership, Currie Cup, Heineken European Cup, the Air-New Zealand Cup (30 matches on the channel right now!) and the Powergen Cup.

Enjoy the games, and 'til next time!

~ Will Lowry

newsletter@setanta.com
www.setanta.com

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