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02-12-2008, 10:44 AM
Eurosport Listings for Tuesday 2nd/ Wensday 3rd December
00:00
Wintersports Weekend Magazine (Sport)
The weekly Wintersports Weekend Magazine is an exclusive 26-minute magazine featuring all the latest news and results of the week as well as interviews with the champions. It also features special items such as the big surprises of the week, plus the exciting duels of the weekend.
07:30
YOZ (Sport)
All the latest news and the most extreme freeride sessions around the globe in surfing, snowboarding, skiing, skate and BMX.
08:00
Football: Eurogoals (Sport)
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.
08:45
Football (Sport)
FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup In Chile.
Women's football is at the heart of the action on Eurosport and Eurosport 2. After the Women's U-17 World Cup broadcast in November, follow the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile on 19 November - 7 December.
10:30
Football (Sport)
FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup In Chile.
Women's football is at the heart of the action on Eurosport and Eurosport 2. After the Women's U-17 World Cup broadcast in November, follow the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile on 19 November - 7 December.
12:15
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Kuusamo, Finland.
The 2008/2009 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup starts this month in Kuusamo, Finland. The World Cup will tour throughout Europe, visiting following countries: Finland, Norway, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Poland, Canada and Slovenia. One round will also be contested in Japan.
13:30
Football (Sport)
FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup In Chile.
Women's football is at the heart of the action on Eurosport and Eurosport 2. After the Women's U-17 World Cup broadcast in November, follow the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile on 19 November - 7 December.
15:15
Football (Sport)
FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup In Chile.
Women's football is at the heart of the action on Eurosport and Eurosport 2. After the Women's U-17 World Cup broadcast in November, follow the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile on 19 November - 7 December.
17:00
Football (Sport)
Eurogoals Flash.
Football magazine which features the best goals from around Europe, including the leagues of Italy, Germany France, Portugal, Netherlands and the Scottish derbies.
17:15
All Sports (Sport)
Watts.
Launched in 2005, WATTS is one of the most popular programmes on Eurosport. In 2008, WATTS will continue its weekly round-up of all the wacky, funny and downright crazy goings-on in the world of sports.
17:45
Football: Eurogoals (Sport)
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.
18:30
Figure Skating (Sport)
Golden Skate Awards In Torino, Italy.
20:00
Boxing (Sport)
European Union Title In Como, Italy.
A. Brancalion (Italy) - D. Cichello (Italy).
22:00
Motorcycling (Motoring)
Grand Prix.
Season Review.
23:00
Powerboating (Sport)
P1 World Championship In Vigo, Spain.
Watch on Eurosport the Powerboat P1 World Championship, the fastest-growing off-shore series in the world.
23:30
Powerboating (Sport)
P1 World Championship In Portimao, Portugal.
Watch on Eurosport the Powerboat P1 World Championship, the fastest-growing off-shore series in the world.
00:00
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Kuusamo, Finland.
The 2008/2009 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup starts this month in Kuusamo, Finland. The World Cup will tour throughout Europe, visiting following countries: Finland, Norway, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Poland, Canada and Slovenia. One round will also be contested in Japan.
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Eurosport Listings for Wednesday 3rd December
00:00
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Kuusamo, Finland.
The 2008/2009 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup starts this month in Kuusamo, Finland. The World Cup will tour throughout Europe, visiting following countries: Finland, Norway, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Poland, Canada and Slovenia. One round will also be contested in Japan.
07:30
All Sports (Sport)
Watts.
Weekly round-up of all the wacky, funny and downright crazy goings-on in the world of sports.
Launched in 2005, WATTS is one of the most popular programmes on Eurosport. In 2008, WATTS will continue its weekly round-up of all the wacky, funny and downright crazy goings-on in the world of sports.
08:00
Football: UEFA Cup (Sport)
Group Stage, Day 3.
Rosenborg (Norway) - Valencia (Spain).
08:30
Football: UEFA Cup (Sport)
Group Stage, Day 3.
Hamburg (Germany) - Ajax Amsterdam (Netherlands).
09:00
Football: Eurogoals (Sport)
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.
09:45
Snooker (Sport)
Programme To Be Announced.
10:45
Football (Sport)
FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup In Chile.
Women's football is at the heart of the action on Eurosport and Eurosport 2. After the Women's U-17 World Cup broadcast in November, follow the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile on 19 November - 7 December.
12:30
Football (Sport)
FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup In Chile.
Women's football is at the heart of the action on Eurosport and Eurosport 2. After the Women's U-17 World Cup broadcast in November, follow the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile on 19 November - 7 December.
13:30
Football: Eurogoals (Sport)
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.
14:15
Football: UEFA Cup (Sport)
Group Stage, Day 3.
Rosenborg (Norway) - Valencia (Spain).
14:45
Football: UEFA Cup (Sport)
Group Stage, Day 3.
Hamburg (Germany) - Ajax Amsterdam (Netherlands).
15:15
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Kuusamo, Finland (Sport)
Men 15km Classic.
16:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Men Individual.
The 2008/2009 Biathlon World Cup starts this month in Östersund, Sweden and will end in Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia on 26-29 March. The World Cup includes 9 rounds, seven in Europe, one in Vancouver, Canada and one to be defined. Seven countries will play host to the Biathlon World Cup: Sweden, Austria, Germany, Italy, Canada, Norway and Russia. Oberhof and Ruhpolding in Germany will be, as usual, the two most prestigious rounds of the season. These two German venues attract the greatest number of spectators.
18:00
Football (Sport)
Eurogoals Flash.
Football magazine which features the best goals from around Europe, including the leagues of Italy, Germany France, Portugal, Netherlands and the Scottish derbies.
18:15
All Sports (Sport)
Watts.
Weekly round-up of all the wacky, funny and downright crazy goings-on in the world of sports.
Launched in 2005, WATTS is one of the most popular programmes on Eurosport. In 2008, WATTS will continue its weekly round-up of all the wacky, funny and downright crazy goings-on in the world of sports.
18:30
Olympic Magazine (Magazine Programme)
26-minute monthly show looking at the Olympic movement through its institution, athletes, partners and action.
19:00
Formula 1 (Motoring)
The Factory.
The Williams F1 team is one of the best known in the world but it is not just the drivers who are the stars. Behind every step, and at every stage, there are men and women working in the shadows all year long. With a monthly 26-minute format, The Factory will reveal the untold stories of the men and women constantly pushing the limits of performance. The show will highlight 5-6 main characters throughout the year in order to create a link between the viewers and the Williams people.
20:00
All Sports (Sport)
Wednesday Selection.
Wednesday evening is devoted to providing the viewer with a selection of the best sporting moments from around the world in Golf, Sailing, Equestrianism and Polo. An up-market time zone each Wednesday from 18:00 - 24:00.
20:05
Equestrian (Sport)
International Masters In Brussels, Belgium.
The Audi Equestrian Masters, the official name of the International Jumping of Brussels since 2004, has become one of the most important events in the international equestrian sports calendar. For its fifth edition, the organisers have decided to change location and date: the 2008 competition was held from November 27 to 30 at the Brussels Expo in the Heysel. The climax was the final of the Audi Grand Prix on Sunday 30 November.
21:05
Riders Club (Sport)
Equestrian Sports.
Weekly round-up of all the latest news in the world of Equestrian Sports.
21:10
Golf (Sport)
Golf Club.
Weekly round-up of all the latest news in the world of Golf.
21:15
Sailing (Sport)
21:30
Sailing (Sport)
Volvo Ocean Race.
The Volvo Ocean Race is an exceptional test of sailing prowess and human endeavour run for the first time in 2001-02. Today it is, quite simply, the 'Everest of Sailing'. During the nine months of the 2008-09 Volvo, which starts in Alicante, Spain in October 2008 and concludes in St Petersburg, Russia, during late June 2009, the teams will sail over 37,000 nautical miles of the world's most treacherous seas via Cape Town, Kochi, Singapore, Qingdao, around Cape Horn to Rio de Janeiro, Boston, Galway, Gothenburg and Stockholm. It is undeniably the world's premier global race and one of the most demanding team sporting events in the world.
21:35
Sailing (Sport)
Yacht Club.
Weekly round-up of all the latest news in the world of sailing.
21:45
Olympic Magazine (Magazine Programme)
26-minute monthly show looking at the Olympic movement through its institution, athletes, partners and action.
22:15
Football: UEFA Cup (Sport)
Group Stage, Day 4.
Highlights from the day.
23:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Men Individual.
The 2008/2009 Biathlon World Cup starts this month in Östersund, Sweden and will end in Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia on 26-29 March. The World Cup includes 9 rounds, seven in Europe, one in Vancouver, Canada and one to be defined. Seven countries will play host to the Biathlon World Cup: Sweden, Austria, Germany, Italy, Canada, Norway and Russia. Oberhof and Ruhpolding in Germany will be, as usual, the two most prestigious rounds of the season. These two German venues attract the greatest number of spectators.
00:00
Wintersports Weekend Magazine (Sport)
The weekly Wintersports Weekend Magazine is an exclusive 26-minute magazine featuring all the latest news and results of the week as well as interviews with the champions. It also features special items such as the big surprises of the week, plus the exciting duels of the weekend.
07:30
YOZ (Sport)
All the latest news and the most extreme freeride sessions around the globe in surfing, snowboarding, skiing, skate and BMX.
08:00
Football: Eurogoals (Sport)
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.
08:45
Football (Sport)
FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup In Chile.
Women's football is at the heart of the action on Eurosport and Eurosport 2. After the Women's U-17 World Cup broadcast in November, follow the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile on 19 November - 7 December.
10:30
Football (Sport)
FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup In Chile.
Women's football is at the heart of the action on Eurosport and Eurosport 2. After the Women's U-17 World Cup broadcast in November, follow the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile on 19 November - 7 December.
12:15
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Kuusamo, Finland.
The 2008/2009 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup starts this month in Kuusamo, Finland. The World Cup will tour throughout Europe, visiting following countries: Finland, Norway, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Poland, Canada and Slovenia. One round will also be contested in Japan.
13:30
Football (Sport)
FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup In Chile.
Women's football is at the heart of the action on Eurosport and Eurosport 2. After the Women's U-17 World Cup broadcast in November, follow the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile on 19 November - 7 December.
15:15
Football (Sport)
FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup In Chile.
Women's football is at the heart of the action on Eurosport and Eurosport 2. After the Women's U-17 World Cup broadcast in November, follow the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile on 19 November - 7 December.
17:00
Football (Sport)
Eurogoals Flash.
Football magazine which features the best goals from around Europe, including the leagues of Italy, Germany France, Portugal, Netherlands and the Scottish derbies.
17:15
All Sports (Sport)
Watts.
Launched in 2005, WATTS is one of the most popular programmes on Eurosport. In 2008, WATTS will continue its weekly round-up of all the wacky, funny and downright crazy goings-on in the world of sports.
17:45
Football: Eurogoals (Sport)
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.
18:30
Figure Skating (Sport)
Golden Skate Awards In Torino, Italy.
20:00
Boxing (Sport)
European Union Title In Como, Italy.
A. Brancalion (Italy) - D. Cichello (Italy).
22:00
Motorcycling (Motoring)
Grand Prix.
Season Review.
23:00
Powerboating (Sport)
P1 World Championship In Vigo, Spain.
Watch on Eurosport the Powerboat P1 World Championship, the fastest-growing off-shore series in the world.
23:30
Powerboating (Sport)
P1 World Championship In Portimao, Portugal.
Watch on Eurosport the Powerboat P1 World Championship, the fastest-growing off-shore series in the world.
00:00
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Kuusamo, Finland.
The 2008/2009 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup starts this month in Kuusamo, Finland. The World Cup will tour throughout Europe, visiting following countries: Finland, Norway, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Poland, Canada and Slovenia. One round will also be contested in Japan.
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Eurosport Listings for Wednesday 3rd December
00:00
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Kuusamo, Finland.
The 2008/2009 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup starts this month in Kuusamo, Finland. The World Cup will tour throughout Europe, visiting following countries: Finland, Norway, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Poland, Canada and Slovenia. One round will also be contested in Japan.
07:30
All Sports (Sport)
Watts.
Weekly round-up of all the wacky, funny and downright crazy goings-on in the world of sports.
Launched in 2005, WATTS is one of the most popular programmes on Eurosport. In 2008, WATTS will continue its weekly round-up of all the wacky, funny and downright crazy goings-on in the world of sports.
08:00
Football: UEFA Cup (Sport)
Group Stage, Day 3.
Rosenborg (Norway) - Valencia (Spain).
08:30
Football: UEFA Cup (Sport)
Group Stage, Day 3.
Hamburg (Germany) - Ajax Amsterdam (Netherlands).
09:00
Football: Eurogoals (Sport)
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.
09:45
Snooker (Sport)
Programme To Be Announced.
10:45
Football (Sport)
FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup In Chile.
Women's football is at the heart of the action on Eurosport and Eurosport 2. After the Women's U-17 World Cup broadcast in November, follow the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile on 19 November - 7 December.
12:30
Football (Sport)
FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup In Chile.
Women's football is at the heart of the action on Eurosport and Eurosport 2. After the Women's U-17 World Cup broadcast in November, follow the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile on 19 November - 7 December.
13:30
Football: Eurogoals (Sport)
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.
14:15
Football: UEFA Cup (Sport)
Group Stage, Day 3.
Rosenborg (Norway) - Valencia (Spain).
14:45
Football: UEFA Cup (Sport)
Group Stage, Day 3.
Hamburg (Germany) - Ajax Amsterdam (Netherlands).
15:15
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Kuusamo, Finland (Sport)
Men 15km Classic.
16:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Men Individual.
The 2008/2009 Biathlon World Cup starts this month in Östersund, Sweden and will end in Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia on 26-29 March. The World Cup includes 9 rounds, seven in Europe, one in Vancouver, Canada and one to be defined. Seven countries will play host to the Biathlon World Cup: Sweden, Austria, Germany, Italy, Canada, Norway and Russia. Oberhof and Ruhpolding in Germany will be, as usual, the two most prestigious rounds of the season. These two German venues attract the greatest number of spectators.
18:00
Football (Sport)
Eurogoals Flash.
Football magazine which features the best goals from around Europe, including the leagues of Italy, Germany France, Portugal, Netherlands and the Scottish derbies.
18:15
All Sports (Sport)
Watts.
Weekly round-up of all the wacky, funny and downright crazy goings-on in the world of sports.
Launched in 2005, WATTS is one of the most popular programmes on Eurosport. In 2008, WATTS will continue its weekly round-up of all the wacky, funny and downright crazy goings-on in the world of sports.
18:30
Olympic Magazine (Magazine Programme)
26-minute monthly show looking at the Olympic movement through its institution, athletes, partners and action.
19:00
Formula 1 (Motoring)
The Factory.
The Williams F1 team is one of the best known in the world but it is not just the drivers who are the stars. Behind every step, and at every stage, there are men and women working in the shadows all year long. With a monthly 26-minute format, The Factory will reveal the untold stories of the men and women constantly pushing the limits of performance. The show will highlight 5-6 main characters throughout the year in order to create a link between the viewers and the Williams people.
20:00
All Sports (Sport)
Wednesday Selection.
Wednesday evening is devoted to providing the viewer with a selection of the best sporting moments from around the world in Golf, Sailing, Equestrianism and Polo. An up-market time zone each Wednesday from 18:00 - 24:00.
20:05
Equestrian (Sport)
International Masters In Brussels, Belgium.
The Audi Equestrian Masters, the official name of the International Jumping of Brussels since 2004, has become one of the most important events in the international equestrian sports calendar. For its fifth edition, the organisers have decided to change location and date: the 2008 competition was held from November 27 to 30 at the Brussels Expo in the Heysel. The climax was the final of the Audi Grand Prix on Sunday 30 November.
21:05
Riders Club (Sport)
Equestrian Sports.
Weekly round-up of all the latest news in the world of Equestrian Sports.
21:10
Golf (Sport)
Golf Club.
Weekly round-up of all the latest news in the world of Golf.
21:15
Sailing (Sport)
21:30
Sailing (Sport)
Volvo Ocean Race.
The Volvo Ocean Race is an exceptional test of sailing prowess and human endeavour run for the first time in 2001-02. Today it is, quite simply, the 'Everest of Sailing'. During the nine months of the 2008-09 Volvo, which starts in Alicante, Spain in October 2008 and concludes in St Petersburg, Russia, during late June 2009, the teams will sail over 37,000 nautical miles of the world's most treacherous seas via Cape Town, Kochi, Singapore, Qingdao, around Cape Horn to Rio de Janeiro, Boston, Galway, Gothenburg and Stockholm. It is undeniably the world's premier global race and one of the most demanding team sporting events in the world.
21:35
Sailing (Sport)
Yacht Club.
Weekly round-up of all the latest news in the world of sailing.
21:45
Olympic Magazine (Magazine Programme)
26-minute monthly show looking at the Olympic movement through its institution, athletes, partners and action.
22:15
Football: UEFA Cup (Sport)
Group Stage, Day 4.
Highlights from the day.
23:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Men Individual.
The 2008/2009 Biathlon World Cup starts this month in Östersund, Sweden and will end in Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia on 26-29 March. The World Cup includes 9 rounds, seven in Europe, one in Vancouver, Canada and one to be defined. Seven countries will play host to the Biathlon World Cup: Sweden, Austria, Germany, Italy, Canada, Norway and Russia. Oberhof and Ruhpolding in Germany will be, as usual, the two most prestigious rounds of the season. These two German venues attract the greatest number of spectators.