Sport on TV TODAY: What sporting events can I watch, and what channels are they on? – The Sun
SPORTING world has all-but been closed down as organisations look to prevent the further spread of coronavirus.
The killer bug has swept across the globe, with many sports closing down for at least two weeks.
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Premier League and EFL are among those in the UK, while rugby union's Six Nations and the Formula One season have been put on hold.
But there are still some going ahead, and with many having to self-isolate or stay at home, here is what you can watch on telly today…
What sport is on TV TODAY?
Saturday, March 14
Snooker Gibraltar Open (Snooker) – starts at 8.30am on Eurosport 1 and Eurosport 2
All England Open (Badminton) – starts at 9am on BBC Red Button
FC Orenburg vs Spartak Moscow (Football) – kick off at 11am on Russian Premier Liga YouTube
Uttoxeter, Kempton, Necastle, Fontwell, Wolverhampton and Navan (Horse racing) – starts at 11.45am on Sky Sports Racing and Racing TV
UCI Paris to Nice (Cycling) – starts at 12.10pm on Eurosport 1
Sharks vs Stormers (Super 15 Rugby Union) – kick off at 1.05pm on Sky Sports Action
Zenit St Petersburg vs FC Ural (Football) – kick off at 1.30pm on Russian Premier Liga YouTube
World Rally Championship Mexico (Rally) – starts at 1.45pm on BT Sport Extra
Karachi Kings vs Islamabad United (Pakistan Super League Cricket) – starts at 2pm on Hum TV
World SBK Qatar Round (Superbikes) – starts at 2pm on Eurosport 2
UCI Tirreno to Adriatico (Cycling) – starts at 2.10pm on Eurosport 1
Biathlon World Cup (Biathlon) – starts at 2.30pm on Eurosport 2
Arsenal Tula vs Rubin Kazan (Football) – kick off at 4pm on Russia Premier Liga YouTube
Halifax Town vs Ebbsfleet (National League Football) – kick off at 5.20pm on BT Sport 1
Donegal vs Tyrone (Gaelic Football) – kick off at 7pm on Premier Sports 2
IndyCar Grand Prix of St Petersburg (IndyCar) – starts at 7.30pm on Sky Sports F1
Jay Farrell vs Damian Chambers (Boxing) – starts at 8pm on Premier Sports 2
UFC Fight Night (MMA) – starts at 10pm on BT Sport 2
Los Jaguares vs Highlanders (Super 15 Rugby Union) – kick off at 11pm on Sky Sports Action
Australia vs New Zealand (ODI Cricket) – starts at 11.20pm on BT Sport 1
How to watch on these TV channels and can I live stream them?
Premier Sports is available for £9.99 for Sky and Virgin Media customers to add to their TV bundles.
Alternatively, you can also live stream it via the Premier Player for £9.99 a month.
Sky Sports and BT Sport are both available as packages to add to your current bundles with Sky, Virgin Media and BT TV.
Sky Sports customers can live stream these channels via the Sky Sports app.
Otherwise, you can purchase a Sky Sports Day Pass with NowTV for £9.99.
BT Sport subscribers can live stream this via the BT Sport app.
Alternatively, EE phone customers can watch all the action with a FREE three-month trial – just simply text SPORT to 150.
Eurosport is available to add to Virgin Media and Sky bundles – or you can live stream it via the Eurosport Player for as little as £4.99 a month.
Racing TV can be watched on several TV providers including Sky, BT, Freeview, Virgin Media and TalkTalk, with deals ranging from £10 a day to £24.98 a month.
Meanwhile, Hum TV is available on channel 720 on Sky.
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