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06-12-2008, 09:25 AM
Eurosport Listings for Saturday 6th December
06:00
Sailing (Sport)
World Match Racing Tour - Monsoon Cup In Terengganu, Malaysia.
The Monsoon Cup, held on 3-7 December 2008, is the 9th round of the 2008 World Match Racing Tour. This fourth annual event will be sailed on Pulau Duyong, in the eastern Malaysian state of Terengganu.
08:00
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In United Kingdom.
Will Sébastien Loeb (France) match Tommi Makkinen's record, receiving the World Champion title for the fourth year in a row? Don't miss out on Loeb's ultimate battle in Great Britain!
At the time of writing, three rounds were still to be run (Japan, Ireland and Great Britain) and Marcus Grönholm (Finland), who announced his retirement at the end of season, led the rankings ahead of Loeb and Mikko Hirvonen (Finland).
08:30
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Trondheim, Norway.
The 2008/2009 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started last 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.
09:30
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In LA Clusaz, France (Sport)
Men's 30km Classic Mass Start.
The 2008/2009 FIS World Cup started last month in Gaellivare, Sweden. From 22 November to 22 March, the World Cup will visit 17 locations in 11 countries: Sweden, Finland, France, Switzerland, Germany, Czech Republic, Italy, Canada, Estonia, Russia and Norway.
11:00
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Men's Sprint.
12:30
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In LA Clusaz, France (Sport)
Women's 15km Classic Mass Start.
13:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Women's Sprint.
15:00
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Trondheim, Norway.
The 2008/2009 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started last 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.
16:45
Curling (Sport)
European Championship In Örnsköldsvik, Sweden.
Germany - Norway The competition features an A Group (elite) and several B Groups. The A Group includes ten teams for men and ten teams for women.
18:00
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Beaver Creek, USA.
The 2007/2008 Men's World Cup will visit 19 ski resorts. From Austria to Italy, 11 countries will be part of the tour. The 2007 finals will be held in Bormio, Italy.
The main champions in 2006/2007 were Aksel Lund Svindal (Norway - 1268 pts) who won the Overall World Cup ahead of Benjamin Raich (Austria - 1255 pts) and Didier Cuche (Switzerland - 1098 pts).
19:30
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Lake Louise, Canada.
Women's Downhill
The 2006/2007 FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup started in October in Sölden (Austria). The Women's World Cup will visit 17 ski resorts and feature 11 Downhills, 8 Super Giants, 8 Giant Slaloms and 9 Slaloms. From Austria to Switzerland, the tour will visit 11 different countries. The 2006 finals will be held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.
21:00
Boxing (Sport)
Unfield World Title In The USA.
C. Mijares (Mexico) - V. Darchinyan (Armenia).
22:30
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In United Kingdom.
Will Sébastien Loeb (France) match Tommi Makkinen's record, receiving the World Champion title for the fourth year in a row? Don't miss out on Loeb's ultimate battle in Great Britain!
At the time of writing, three rounds were still to be run (Japan, Ireland and Great Britain) and Marcus Grönholm (Finland), who announced his retirement at the end of season, led the rankings ahead of Loeb and Mikko Hirvonen (Finland).
23:00
Fight Sport: Fight Club (Sport)
European Super Fight.
The Fight Club is an exciting and powerful show promoting the finest Martial Arts tournaments from around the world. It also looks at the culture surrounding the sport.
00:30
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In United Kingdom.
Will Sébastien Loeb (France) match Tommi Makkinen's record, receiving the World Champion title for the fourth year in a row? Don't miss out on Loeb's ultimate battle in Great Britain!
At the time of writing, three rounds were still to be run (Japan, Ireland and Great Britain) and Marcus Grönholm (Finland), who announced his retirement at the end of season, led the rankings ahead of Loeb and Mikko Hirvonen (Finland).
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Eurosport Listings for Sunday 7th December
00:30
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In United Kingdom.
Will Sébastien Loeb (France) match Tommi Makkinen's record, receiving the World Champion title for the fourth year in a row? Don't miss out on Loeb's ultimate battle in Great Britain!
At the time of writing, three rounds were still to be run (Japan, Ireland and Great Britain) and Marcus Grönholm (Finland), who announced his retirement at the end of season, led the rankings ahead of Loeb and Mikko Hirvonen (Finland).
(Repeat)
06:30
Sailing (Sport)
World Match Racing Tour - Monsoon Cup In Terengganu, Malaysia.
The Monsoon Cup, held on 3-7 December 2008, is the 9th round of the 2008 World Match Racing Tour. This fourth annual event will be sailed on Pulau Duyong, in the eastern Malaysian state of Terengganu.
08:30
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Trondheim, Norway.
The 2008/2009 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started last 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.
(Repeat)
09:00
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Men's Sprint.
(Repeat)
10:00
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Men's Pursuit.
10:45
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In LA Clusaz, France (Sport)
Men 4x10km Final.
11:45
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Women's Pursuit.
12:45
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Trondheim, Norway.
The 2008/2009 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started last 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.
14:30
Nordic Combined Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Trondheim, Norway.
The 2008/2009 FIS Nordic Combined World Cup started last month in Kuusamo and will end on 15 March in Vikersund, Norway. The World Cup includes 12 rounds and will visit 8 countries: Finland, Norway, Czech Republic, Austria, Germany, Italy, Canada and France.
15:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Men's Pursuit.
(Repeat)
16:00
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Women's Pursuit.
(Repeat)
16:45
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Beaver Creek, USA.
The 2007/2008 Men's World Cup will visit 19 ski resorts. From Austria to Italy, 11 countries will be part of the tour. The 2007 finals will be held in Bormio, Italy.
The main champions in 2006/2007 were Aksel Lund Svindal (Norway - 1268 pts) who won the Overall World Cup ahead of Benjamin Raich (Austria - 1255 pts) and Didier Cuche (Switzerland - 1098 pts).
17:45
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Lake Louise, Canada.
Women's Downhill
The 2006/2007 FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup started in October in Sölden (Austria). The Women's World Cup will visit 17 ski resorts and feature 11 Downhills, 8 Super Giants, 8 Giant Slaloms and 9 Slaloms. From Austria to Switzerland, the tour will visit 11 different countries. The 2006 finals will be held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.
19:30
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Beaver Creek, USA.
The 2007/2008 Men's World Cup will visit 19 ski resorts. From Austria to Italy, 11 countries will be part of the tour. The 2007 finals will be held in Bormio, Italy.
The main champions in 2006/2007 were Aksel Lund Svindal (Norway - 1268 pts) who won the Overall World Cup ahead of Benjamin Raich (Austria - 1255 pts) and Didier Cuche (Switzerland - 1098 pts).
20:45
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.
21:15
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.
23:30
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In United Kingdom.
Will Sébastien Loeb (France) match Tommi Makkinen's record, receiving the World Champion title for the fourth year in a row? Don't miss out on Loeb's ultimate battle in Great Britain!
At the time of writing, three rounds were still to be run (Japan, Ireland and Great Britain) and Marcus Grönholm (Finland), who announced his retirement at the end of season, led the rankings ahead of Loeb and Mikko Hirvonen (Finland).
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.
(Repeat)
06:00
Sailing (Sport)
World Match Racing Tour - Monsoon Cup In Terengganu, Malaysia.
The Monsoon Cup, held on 3-7 December 2008, is the 9th round of the 2008 World Match Racing Tour. This fourth annual event will be sailed on Pulau Duyong, in the eastern Malaysian state of Terengganu.
08:00
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In United Kingdom.
Will Sébastien Loeb (France) match Tommi Makkinen's record, receiving the World Champion title for the fourth year in a row? Don't miss out on Loeb's ultimate battle in Great Britain!
At the time of writing, three rounds were still to be run (Japan, Ireland and Great Britain) and Marcus Grönholm (Finland), who announced his retirement at the end of season, led the rankings ahead of Loeb and Mikko Hirvonen (Finland).
08:30
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Trondheim, Norway.
The 2008/2009 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started last 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.
09:30
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In LA Clusaz, France (Sport)
Men's 30km Classic Mass Start.
The 2008/2009 FIS World Cup started last month in Gaellivare, Sweden. From 22 November to 22 March, the World Cup will visit 17 locations in 11 countries: Sweden, Finland, France, Switzerland, Germany, Czech Republic, Italy, Canada, Estonia, Russia and Norway.
11:00
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Men's Sprint.
12:30
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In LA Clusaz, France (Sport)
Women's 15km Classic Mass Start.
13:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Women's Sprint.
15:00
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Trondheim, Norway.
The 2008/2009 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started last 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.
16:45
Curling (Sport)
European Championship In Örnsköldsvik, Sweden.
Germany - Norway The competition features an A Group (elite) and several B Groups. The A Group includes ten teams for men and ten teams for women.
18:00
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Beaver Creek, USA.
The 2007/2008 Men's World Cup will visit 19 ski resorts. From Austria to Italy, 11 countries will be part of the tour. The 2007 finals will be held in Bormio, Italy.
The main champions in 2006/2007 were Aksel Lund Svindal (Norway - 1268 pts) who won the Overall World Cup ahead of Benjamin Raich (Austria - 1255 pts) and Didier Cuche (Switzerland - 1098 pts).
19:30
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Lake Louise, Canada.
Women's Downhill
The 2006/2007 FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup started in October in Sölden (Austria). The Women's World Cup will visit 17 ski resorts and feature 11 Downhills, 8 Super Giants, 8 Giant Slaloms and 9 Slaloms. From Austria to Switzerland, the tour will visit 11 different countries. The 2006 finals will be held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.
21:00
Boxing (Sport)
Unfield World Title In The USA.
C. Mijares (Mexico) - V. Darchinyan (Armenia).
22:30
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In United Kingdom.
Will Sébastien Loeb (France) match Tommi Makkinen's record, receiving the World Champion title for the fourth year in a row? Don't miss out on Loeb's ultimate battle in Great Britain!
At the time of writing, three rounds were still to be run (Japan, Ireland and Great Britain) and Marcus Grönholm (Finland), who announced his retirement at the end of season, led the rankings ahead of Loeb and Mikko Hirvonen (Finland).
23:00
Fight Sport: Fight Club (Sport)
European Super Fight.
The Fight Club is an exciting and powerful show promoting the finest Martial Arts tournaments from around the world. It also looks at the culture surrounding the sport.
00:30
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In United Kingdom.
Will Sébastien Loeb (France) match Tommi Makkinen's record, receiving the World Champion title for the fourth year in a row? Don't miss out on Loeb's ultimate battle in Great Britain!
At the time of writing, three rounds were still to be run (Japan, Ireland and Great Britain) and Marcus Grönholm (Finland), who announced his retirement at the end of season, led the rankings ahead of Loeb and Mikko Hirvonen (Finland).
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Eurosport Listings for Sunday 7th December
00:30
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In United Kingdom.
Will Sébastien Loeb (France) match Tommi Makkinen's record, receiving the World Champion title for the fourth year in a row? Don't miss out on Loeb's ultimate battle in Great Britain!
At the time of writing, three rounds were still to be run (Japan, Ireland and Great Britain) and Marcus Grönholm (Finland), who announced his retirement at the end of season, led the rankings ahead of Loeb and Mikko Hirvonen (Finland).
(Repeat)
06:30
Sailing (Sport)
World Match Racing Tour - Monsoon Cup In Terengganu, Malaysia.
The Monsoon Cup, held on 3-7 December 2008, is the 9th round of the 2008 World Match Racing Tour. This fourth annual event will be sailed on Pulau Duyong, in the eastern Malaysian state of Terengganu.
08:30
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Trondheim, Norway.
The 2008/2009 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started last 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.
(Repeat)
09:00
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Men's Sprint.
(Repeat)
10:00
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Men's Pursuit.
10:45
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In LA Clusaz, France (Sport)
Men 4x10km Final.
11:45
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Women's Pursuit.
12:45
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Trondheim, Norway.
The 2008/2009 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started last 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.
14:30
Nordic Combined Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Trondheim, Norway.
The 2008/2009 FIS Nordic Combined World Cup started last month in Kuusamo and will end on 15 March in Vikersund, Norway. The World Cup includes 12 rounds and will visit 8 countries: Finland, Norway, Czech Republic, Austria, Germany, Italy, Canada and France.
15:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Men's Pursuit.
(Repeat)
16:00
Biathlon: World Cup In Östersund, Sweden (Sport)
Women's Pursuit.
(Repeat)
16:45
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Beaver Creek, USA.
The 2007/2008 Men's World Cup will visit 19 ski resorts. From Austria to Italy, 11 countries will be part of the tour. The 2007 finals will be held in Bormio, Italy.
The main champions in 2006/2007 were Aksel Lund Svindal (Norway - 1268 pts) who won the Overall World Cup ahead of Benjamin Raich (Austria - 1255 pts) and Didier Cuche (Switzerland - 1098 pts).
17:45
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Lake Louise, Canada.
Women's Downhill
The 2006/2007 FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup started in October in Sölden (Austria). The Women's World Cup will visit 17 ski resorts and feature 11 Downhills, 8 Super Giants, 8 Giant Slaloms and 9 Slaloms. From Austria to Switzerland, the tour will visit 11 different countries. The 2006 finals will be held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.
19:30
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Beaver Creek, USA.
The 2007/2008 Men's World Cup will visit 19 ski resorts. From Austria to Italy, 11 countries will be part of the tour. The 2007 finals will be held in Bormio, Italy.
The main champions in 2006/2007 were Aksel Lund Svindal (Norway - 1268 pts) who won the Overall World Cup ahead of Benjamin Raich (Austria - 1255 pts) and Didier Cuche (Switzerland - 1098 pts).
20:45
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.
21:15
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.
23:30
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In United Kingdom.
Will Sébastien Loeb (France) match Tommi Makkinen's record, receiving the World Champion title for the fourth year in a row? Don't miss out on Loeb's ultimate battle in Great Britain!
At the time of writing, three rounds were still to be run (Japan, Ireland and Great Britain) and Marcus Grönholm (Finland), who announced his retirement at the end of season, led the rankings ahead of Loeb and Mikko Hirvonen (Finland).
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.
(Repeat)