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Q: Does anyonne watch English Premiership football on TV here?

If so, when is it on and on what channel? Thanks Smile

13 years 48 weeks ago in  Sports - China

 
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I do hope someone answers with a solution

This is something i miss at the moment, few beers saturday and sunday watching the footy

snowballeffect:

Would be good, just not Tuborgs!!

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Last year CCTV 5 broadcast the odd live match Sunday mornings at about 2.    Beijing TV also about the same time.   Not so sure about this season, they seem to have been priced out by the premier league getting greedy..   I sometimes take a look about twoish on a sunday morning but then find myself falling asleep through the ads, wake up 2 hours later after the match is finished!!

snowballeffect:

Damn, I suspected there wasnt any on, have been looking for a while now with no luck.....CCTV5 is about the only channel worth sticking on...Tennis seems to be v popular here which is cool with me. Thanks for the replies.

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lokethebloke:

try for the recorded full match sometimes sunday night about 11

It's all very hit & miss.

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I use China Telecom ,for phone, internet and cable tv about 160 rmb a month,and matches are on every week live about 3 of them.Channels 255 -250,on mine.

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Cheers Paul, will look into that, sounds good!

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It is on a lot on the dream satellite system I have in Suzhou. 

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