Tennis - Wimbledon on Premiere

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25. Juni 14.00 bis 20.00 Uhr
26. Juni 14.00 bis 20.00 Uhr
27. Juni 14.00 bis 20.00 Uhr
28. Juni 14.00 bis 20.00 Uhr
29. Juni 14.00 bis 20.00 Uhr
30. Juni 14.00 bis 20.00 Uhr
1. Juli Pause
2. Juli 14.00 bis 20.00 Uhr
3. Juli 14.00 bis 19.00 Uhr
4. Juli 14.00 bis 19.00 Uhr
5. Juli 14.00 bis 19.00 Uhr
6. Juli 14.00 bis 19.00 Uhr
7. Juli 15.00 bis 21.00 Uhr
8. Juli 15.00 bis 21.00 Uhr

More info on Premiere Sport Portal.

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[ekon]

anyone know who else is broadcasting Wimbledon live next week?

[xanadu]

anyone know who else is broadcasting Wimbledon live next week?


BBCi

[ekon]

Eurosport? Spanish sport channels?...anyone

[dishdad]

Eurosport? Spanish sport channels?...anyone

¿¿¿??? As the thread is about Wimbledon and if you are on about Wimbledon coverage 2007 in Spanish language...Castellano::: Canal+Deportes 14.00 to 21.45hrs.

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C+ Eventos in D+

[ekon]

thanks...but rain stops play at the moment

[DaOne]

thanks...but rain stops play at the moment

Yep then a change of keys will stop play as well.:D

[scrappydoo]

Yep then a change of keys will stop play as well.:D

BBCi has the best coverage and range of matches...when its not raining

[DaOne]

BBCi has the best coverage and range of matches...when its not raining

Sigh!! every year it down pours ,
What ever happened to "strawberry's and ice cream Wimbledon"
More like "A cup of coffee and a bacon sandwich Wimbledon "

[brain]

Hi all
Rather than getting out the dreaded S*y box can someone give me the transponder details for the BBC interactive streams on 28.2 - I understand it is possible to use a normal receiver for these streams - many thanks for any help - Brain

[Detlef]

:D So many ways to watch it raining :D

[applematt]

Anyone Watching with HD?

HAve it on and can say its unreal :D BBc HD

Like the finest DVD or if you have seen a HD movie ...im blown away!

[brain]

Hi guys
Can anyone with technical knowledge tell me now that i have loaded 28.3 trans 12442 in for these channels they all work beautifully on my TM 5500 but steadfastly say thereis currently no signal on my DB 7000 ??!! cheers - Brain

[xanadu]

Anyone Watching with HD?

Rain in HD. :D

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Roger Federer emulated the legendary Bjorn Borg when he captured his fifth successive Wimbledon title with a 7-6 (9/7), 4-6, 7-6 (7/3), 2-6, 6-2 win over Rafael Nadal in a thrilling final on Sunday.

It was Federer's 11th career Grand Slam title, taking him within three of Pete Sampras's record of 14 and was his 54th consecutive grasscourt win.

"Each win is special but to play a champion like Rafa and equalling Bjorn's record it makes it very special," said Federer who was later warmly embraced by the man whose record he'd just equalled.

He added: "Rafa is a fantastic player who will be around longer than me so I'm happy to win again before he takes them all.

"It was a close match and I told Rafa at the net that he deserved it as well. Today I was the lucky one."

The victory shattered Nadal's hopes of becoming only the second Spanish winner of the men's singles title to follow Manuel Santana in 1966 while Federer moved to within two wins of Sampras's record of seven Wimbledons.

But Nadal came heartbreakingly close to adding the All England Club title to his three French Open crowns when Federer threatened to self-destruct at the end of the fourth set when he launched an uncharacteristic rage at the HawkEye replay technology.

"Roger has had an amazing season and to win five Wimbledons in a row is fantastic," said Nadal, the triple French Open winner.

"But I made the final again. I had some tough matches, I hope to be better next year."

The world number one had beaten Nadal in the final in 2006 in four sets and he was quickly into the groove on Sunday.

Federer, watched by Borg up in the Royal Box, swept into a 3-0 lead with a break in the second game, secured when Nadal netted a lazy forehand.

But the Spaniard left-hander hit back in the fifth game with a blistering backhand pass before he was quickly on terms at 3-3 having served two consecutive love games.

Two errors on either side by Nadal allowed Federer to carve out three set points in the tiebreak. Nadal saved them all helped by a successful HawkEye challenge on the third.

Nadal then saved a fourth but Federer claimed the opener on his fifth set point with a confident volley.

Federer saved two break points with successive aces in the sixth game of the second set.

But Nadal, who came into the final having spent five hours more on court than Federer, levelled by taking the second set in the 10th game with another searing forehand pass.

Serve dominated the third set but in the ensuing tiebreak Federer was on top taking a two sets to one lead thanks to another Nadal forehand error.

Federer took a toilet break and probably wished he had stayed there as Nadal broke in the first game of the fourth set and repeated it to lead 3-0.

But it came in controversial cir***stances when the Spaniard successfully challenged another call under HawkEye, when a forehand was called long, which gave him the crucial break point.

Federer complained to umpire Carlos Ramos and demanded HawkEye be switched off believing it to have made an error by calling the ball in.

"It's killing me today," Federer told Ramos before slipping to 0-4 down.

The drama increased when Nadal called for treatment to his right knee when he was leading 4-1.

But he remained unhindered taking the fourth set when Federer hit a weary backhand into the net.

Federer, playing a five-set match for only the second time in his Wimbledon career, saved two break points each in the third and fifth games of the decider to go to 3-2.

The Swiss made Nadal pay by breaking to lead 4-2 and then served a love game on the back of his 24th ace to lead 5-2.

Federer wrapped up the final on his second match point in the eighth game with a thunderous overhead after 3hr 45min of thrilling action.

Source: AFP