
Live action on BT Sport this month!
Live action on BT Sport this month!
The Champions League final takes centre stage this month but there’s plenty more live action on BT Sport, from European rugby finals and MotoGP races to squash, hockey and badminton
By Chris Miller, Writer
Some of the biggest stars in world football are on show in the Champions League final in Paris this month, from Mo Salah and Sadio Mané to Karim Benzema and Vinicius Jr, as Liverpool face off against Real Madrid for European supremacy.
Rugby union has its European finals this month too – in fact, we’ll find out who becomes European champions in football and rugby on the same day, which is a cracking day’s entertainment in anyone’s book. The same weekend hosts the A-League final and the Italian MotoGP; you basically won’t need to turn away from BT Sport for all the thrilling action you could want.
And with baseball, Aussie Rules football, squash, badminton and hockey on BT Sport this month, along with action from the UFC and WWE, it’s another packed month of elite sport.
And remember, you can follow all the live action on BT Sports wherever you are in the UK, as long as there’s WiFi, 3G or 4G, thanks to Virgin TV Go. Simply download the free app, which is free to all Virgin TV customers and is compatible with Android, iOS, Windows 10 and PC/Mac. Download the Virgin TV Go app.
Scroll down to discover all of the biggest sporting fixtures on BT Sport this May and June. And bookmark this page for monthly updates.
UEFA Club Competition
When UEFA reintroduced a third continental club tournament to widen the interest in European competition among fans, we imagine their best-case scenario for the end of the season was six finalists all from different countries. It didn’t look that likely even at the semi-final stage, but that’s what we’ve got: teams from England, Spain, Scotland, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands will contest the finals.
Tune in to see some of the best players in Europe give their all.
UEFA Europa Conference League Final: Roma v Feyenoord
Wednesday 25 May, 7.30pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
UEFA Champions League Final: Liverpool v Real Madrid
Saturday 28 May, 6pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Non-League Football

Teams outside the top four divisions of English football get their days in the sun in May on BT Sport. First off there’s the FA Vase final at Wembley as Newport Pagnell of the United Counties League Premier Division South take on Littlehampton Town, the Southern Combination League Premier Division champions. Then Wrexham and Bromley of the National League take to the pitch to compete for the FA Trophy.
With their Hollywood celebrity owners, Wrexham are the glamour team of the National League, but if they’re going to be promoted they’ll be doing it the hard way – through the play-offs. The fourth- to seventh-place teams play off for a place in the semi-finals against Wrexham and Solihull, who finished second and third, with the winners of those games going through to the final on 5 June and a chance to be elevated to the Football League. You can also see the final of the FA Disability Cup on 11 June.
FA Vase Final: Newport Pagnell Town v Littlehampton Town
Sunday 22 May, 12pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
FA Trophy Final: Bromley v Wrexham
Sunday 22 May, 3.45pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
National League Play-offs: Eliminator A – Notts County v Grimsby Town
Monday 23 May, 7.30pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
National League Play-offs: Eliminator B – FC Halifax Town v Chesterfield
Tuesday 24 May, 7.30pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
National League Play-offs: Semi-final – Wrexham v Eliminator A Winner
Saturday 28 May, 12pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
National League Play-offs: Semi-final – Solihull Moors v Eliminator B Winner
Sunday 29 May, 12pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
National League Play-offs: Final
Sunday 5 June, 2.30pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
FA Disability Cup: Final
Saturday 11 June, TBC, BT Sport TBC
Overseas Football

The French, Italian and Australian men’s leagues reach their thrilling conclusions on BT Sport this month. It’s been a rare old battle at the top of Serie A as the Milan clubs went toe-to-toe for the title in a way they haven’t for a generation, and it’s come down to the final day. There’s been a fierce city rivalry in the A-League this season too, as Melbourne City and Melbourne Victory finished in the top two places – can they overcome the play-off challengers and face each other in the final on 28 May?
In France, as usual it’s a scrap for second behind PSG, but it’s been a good one this year as Marseille and Monaco fight over the place that provides qualification to the Champions League group stage. Behind them, Nice, Rennes, Strasbourg and Lens will compete for the other European places.
Serie A
Final Matchday: Match TBC
Saturday 21 May, 7.30pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Final Matchday: Match TBC
Saturday 21 May, 7.45pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
Final Matchday: Match TBC
Sunday 22 May, 7.45pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Final Matchday: Match TBC
Sunday 22 May, 7.45pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Ligue 1
Final Day: Match TBC
Saturday 21 May, 7.45pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
A-League Men
Semi-final 1st Leg: Adelaide United v Melbourne City
Wednesday 18 May, 10am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Semi-final 2nd Leg: Melbourne Victory v Western United
Saturday 21 May, 8am, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
Semi-final 2nd Leg: Melbourne City v Adelaide United
Sunday 22 May, 5am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Final
Saturday 28 May, 10.30am, BT Sport TBC
Canadian Premier League
Football: CPL – Pacific v York United
Saturday 21 May, 3am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Rugby Union

Three into two doesn’t go. With Leicester and Saracens already qualified, one of Harlequins, Northampton and Gloucester will miss out on the play-off places and the chance to win the Premiership title. Saints have to face Saracens in the penultimate round of fixtures, so they could be vulnerable. It might all be sorted out before the final day – but we doubt it.
You can also see the European finals on BT Sport, and having knocked out the defending champs Toulouse in the semi-finals, Leinster will be aiming to defeat last year’s runners-up La Rochelle in the Champions Cup final in Marseille. Meanwhile the Challenge Cup final will be an all-French affair after defeat for Wasps and Saracens in the semis. And on top of all that there’s the Premier 15s play-offs as the top women’s teams face off for the chance to be champions.
Heineken European Champions Cup
Final: Leinster v La Rochelle
Saturday 28 May, 5pm, BT Sport TBC
European Challenge Cup
Final: Lyon v Toulon
Friday 27 May, 7pm, BT Sport TBC
Gallagher Premiership
Wasps v Sale Sharks
Friday 20 May, 7pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Harlequins v Gloucester
Saturday 21 May, 2.30pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Saracens v Northampton Saints
Saturday 21 May, 5.15pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Final Day: Match TBC
Saturday 4 June, Time TBC, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Allianz Premier 15s
Semi-final: Saracens v Harlequins
Sunday 22 May, 1.30pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Semi-final: Exeter Chiefs v Bristol Bears
Sunday 22 May, 4.15pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Final
Friday 3 June, 2.30pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
MMA

There are two championship belts at stake at UFC 275 in Singapore: Glover Teixeira defends his light heavyweight title against the challenge of Jiří Procházka, while flyweight champ Valentina Shevchenko will take on Taila Santos. Before that, Holly Holm – the only fighter ever to hold both pro boxing and UFC titles – takes on Ketlen Vieira in Vegas as she manoeuvres her way towards a tilt at Julianna Peña’s bantamweight title, which Holm last held in 2015.
UFC Fight Night: Holm v Vieira
Saturday 21 May, 10pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
UFC Fight Night: Volkov v Rozenstruik
Saturday 4 June, 7pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
UFC 275: Teixeira v Procházka
Sunday 12 June, 1am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Motorsport

After a slow start to the season, defending MotoGP champ Fabio Quartararo moved into the lead of the riders’ championship with a win in Portugal and second place in Spain. Aleix Espargaró is not far behind after joining him on the podium for those two races but there’s still a long way to go, as the season moves to Florence and Barcelona. BT Sport also has action from the World Rally Championship, Australian V8 Supercars, MotoE Championship and DTM touring cars competition this month.
World Rally Championship: Portugal – SS1 Coimbra
Thursday 19 May, 7pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
World Rally Championship: Portugal – SS9 Lousada
Friday 20 May, 7pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
V8 Supercars: Race 13 – Winton
Saturday 21 May, 6.30am, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
DTM: Race 1 – Lausitzring, Germany
Saturday 21 May, 12.15pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
World Rally Championship: Portugal – SS13 Vieira do Minho 2
Saturday 21 May, 7pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
V8 Supercars: Race 14 – Winton
Sunday 22 May, 3.30am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
V8 Supercars: Race 15 – Winton
Sunday 22 May, 6.15am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
World Rally Championship: Portugal – SS19 Fafe 1
Sunday 22 May, 8.30am, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
DTM: Qualifying 2 – Lausitzring, Germany
Sunday 22 May, 9am, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
World Rally Championship: Portugal – SS21 Fafe 2
Sunday 22 May, 12pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
DTM: Race 2 – Lausitzring, Germany
Sunday 22 May, 12.15pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
MotoE GP of Italy: Qualifying
Friday 27 April, 3.45pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
MotoGP of Italy: Practice 3
Saturday 28 May, 8am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
MotoGP of Italy: Qualifying
Saturday 28 May, 11am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
MotoE GP of Italy: Race 1
Saturday 28 May, 3pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
MotoGP of Italy: Moto2/Moto3/MotoGP Warm-ups
Sunday 29 May, 8am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Moto3 GP of Italy: Race
Sunday 29 May, 9.15am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Moto2 GP of Italy: Race
Sunday 29 May, 11am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
MotoGP of Italy: Race
Sunday 29 May, 12.30pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
World Rally Championship: Italy – SS1 Olbia-Cabu Abbas
Thursday 2 June, 5pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
MotoGP of Catalunya: Practice 3
Saturday 4 June, 8am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
MotoGP of Catalunya: Qualifying
Saturday 4 June, 11am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
World Rally Championship: Italy – SS14 Coiluna-Loelle 1
Saturday 4 June, 12.30pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
World Rally Championship: Italy – SS14 Coiluna-Loelle 2
Saturday 4 June, 3pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
MotoGP of Catalunya: Moto2/Moto3/MotoGP Warm-ups
Sunday 5 June, 8am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
World Rally Championship: Italy – SS19 Sassari-Argentiera 1
Sunday 5 June, 8pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
Moto3 GP of Catalunya: Race
Sunday 5 June, 9.15am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Moto2 GP of Catalunya: Race
Sunday 5 June, 11am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
World Rally Championship: Italy – SS21 Sassari-Argentiera 2 Wolf Power Stage
Sunday 5 June, 11am, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
MotoGP of Catalunya: Race
Sunday 5 June, 12.30pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
WWE
In a world gone mad, it’s reassuring – comforting, even – to know that no matter what happens, the WWE triumvirate of SmackDown, Raw and NXT will be with us, week after week, in the same late-night slots. Those familiar faces and their Lycra-swathed muscles will no doubt be battling, beefing and bellowing for generations to come. Which is as it should be. Smackdown, Raw, NXT, repeat.
WWE Friday Night SmackDown
Saturday 21 May, 1am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
WWE Monday Night Raw
Tuesday 24 May, 1am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
WWE NXT
Wednesday 25 May, 1am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
WWE Friday Night SmackDown
Saturday 28 May, 1am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
WWE Monday Night Raw
Tuesday 31 May, 1am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
WWE NXT
Wednesday 1 June, 1am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
WWE Friday Night SmackDown
Saturday 4 June, 1am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
WWE Monday Night Raw
Tuesday 7 June, 1am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
WWE NXT
Wednesday 8 June, 1am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
WWE Friday Night SmackDown
Saturday 11 June, 1am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
WWE Monday Night Raw
Tuesday 14 June, 1am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
WWE NXT
Wednesday 15 June, 1am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Boxing

It’s super bantamweight action all the way on BT Sport this month. Staffordshire fighter Brad Foster makes his comeback after losing his belts to Jason Cunningham last year, as he takes on Madrid-based Romanian Ionut Baluta for the vacant WBC International title at York Hall in London. Then the unbeaten Liam Davies has hometown advantage as he challenges new British champion Marc Leach in Telford.
Foster v Baluta
Friday 20 May, 7pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Leach v Davies
Saturday 11 June, 7pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Aussie Rules Football
Melbourne v Fremantle is arguably the biggest game in the AFL right now, and these two giants of the sport face off on 28 May live on BT Sport. Unfortunately it’s scheduled for 4.30 in the morning UK time, but we promise setting your alarm will be worth it. Hey, what else are weekends for? If you can’t cope with the early start, both teams are on at more acceptable times before and after that clash.
Carlton v Sydney Swans
Friday 20 May, 10.30am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
North Melbourne v Melbourne
Saturday 21 May, 7.30am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Essendon v Richmond
Saturday 21 May, 10.30am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Hawthorn v Brisbane Lions
Sunday 22 May, 6am, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
Fremantle v Collingwood
Sunday 22 May, 8am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Sydney Swans v Richmond
Friday 27 May, 10.30am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Melbourne v Fremantle
Saturday 28 May, 4.30am, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
Brisbane Lions v Greater Western Sydney Giants
Saturday 28 May, 7.30am, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
Gold Coast Suns v Hawthorn
Sunday 29 May, 6am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Collingwood v Carlton
Sunday 29 May, 9am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Western Bulldogs v Geelong Cats
Friday 3 June, 10.30am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Adelaide Crows v West Coast Eagles
Saturday 4 June, 4.30am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Melbourne v Sydney Swans
Saturday 4 June, 10am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Hawthorn v Collingwood
Sunday 5 June, 5am, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
Fremantle v Brisbane Lions
Sunday 5 June, 8am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Richmond v Port Adelaide
Thursday 9 June, 10am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Essendon v Carlton
Friday 10 June, 10.30am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Brisbane Lions v St Kilda
Saturday 11 June, 10am, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
Baseball

The relentless MLB schedule – every team plays a whopping 162 games in a season – continues with plenty of action live on BT Sport. The New York Mets, so often in the shadow of their more glamorous neighbours the Yankees, are having a storming year with some clutch hitting from Jeff McNeil and Pete Alonso, while pitcher Max Scherzer is in top form. In fact, their win percentage (at the time of writing) is bettered only by… the Yankees. You can follow the Mets in home games against the Cardinals, Phillies and Nationals this month.
Atlanta Braves @ Milwaukee Brewers
Wednesday 18 May, 6pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Houston Astros @ Boston Red Sox
Wednesday 18 May, 11pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
St Louis Cardinals @ New York Mets
Thursday 19 May, 6pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Seattle Mariners @ Boston Red Sox
Friday 20 May, 12am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Arizona Diamondbacks @ Chicago Cubs
Friday 20 May, 7pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
Los Angeles Dodgers @ Philadelphia Phillies
Saturday 21 May, 12am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Atlanta Braves @ Miami Marlins
Saturday 21 May, 11pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
Washington Nationals @ Milwaukee Brewers
Sunday 22 May, 12am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Los Angeles Dodgers @ Philadelphia Phillies
Sunday 22 May, 6.30pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
San Diego Padres @ San Francisco Giants
Sunday 22 May, 9pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
Chicago White Sox @ New York Yankees
Monday 23 May, 12am, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
Los Angeles Dodgers @ Washington Nationals
Tuesday 24 May, 12am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Toronto Blue Jays @ St Louis Cardinals
Wednesday 25 May, 12.30am, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Philadelphia Phillies @ Atlanta Braves
Thursday 26 May, 12am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Chicago Cubs @ Cincinnati Reds
Thursday 26 May, 5.30pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Philadelphia Phillies @ New York Mets
Monday 30 May, 12am, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
San Diego Padres @ St Louis Cardinals
Monday 30 May, 9pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Washington Nationals @ New York Mets
Tuesday 31 May, 12am, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
Chicago White Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays
Thursday 2 June, 8pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
St Louis Cardinals @ Chicago Cubs
Friday 3 June, 7pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
St Louis Cardinals @ Chicago Cubs
Saturday 4 June, 6pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
St Louis Cardinals @ Chicago Cubs
Sunday 5 June, 12am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Seattle Mariners @ Houston Astros
Wednesday 8 June, 11.30pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 529)
Los Angeles Dodgers @ Chicago White Sox
Thursday 9 June, 7pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Hockey
After the disappointment of a pair of defeats against India, England’s men bounced back with a win over Germany, only to lose the second match of that double-header. They need to pick up points in home games against France and strugglers South Africa if they’re to climb the table.
England’s women had to concede the points to India last month without even playing after pulling out of the fixture with COVID cases, so they’ll look to make up ground against China, Spain and the Netherlands in the coming weeks, with the Dutch providing the hardest test.
Men’s FIH Pro League
Spain v France
Wednesday 18 May, 10.30am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
England v France
Saturday 21 May, 1pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
Germany v Argentina
Saturday 21 May, 3.30pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
England v France
Sunday 22 May, 12pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
England v South Africa
Saturday 28 May, 12pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
Belgium v France
Saturday 28 May, 5pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
England v South Africa
Sunday 29 May, 12pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
Netherlands v Argentina
Wednesday 1 June, 4.30pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Netherlands v Argentina
Thursday 2 June, 5pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
England v Netherlands
Saturday 4 June, 4.30pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Spain v South Africa
Saturday 4 June, 6pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
England v Netherlands
Sunday 5 June, 3.30pm, BT Sport 2 HD (CH 528)
Spain v South Africa
Sunday 5 June, 6pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
Belgium v South Africa
Tuesday 7 June, 5pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Germany v Netherlands
Saturday 11 June, 3.30pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
Women’s FIH Pro League
China v Argentina
Wednesday 18 May, 12.30pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Belgium v Spain
Friday 20 May, 5pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
England v China
Saturday 21 May, 3.30pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
England v China
Sunday 22 May, 2.30pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
Spain v England
Saturday 28 May, 2.30pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
Spain v England
Sunday 29 May, 2.30pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
England v Netherlands
Saturday 4 June, 2pm, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
England v Netherlands
Sunday 5 June, 1pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
Spain v China
Sunday 5 June, 8.30pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
Belgium v China
Tuesday 7 June, 7.30pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Badminton
Two BWF World Tour Super 500 events take place in south-east Asia this month. The Thai crowds will be cheering on local favourites like Busanan Ongbamrungphan and Kunlavut Vitidsarn before the tour moves on to Jakarta, where the top-ranked men’s doubles pair of Mohammad Ahsan and Hendra Setiawan will be aiming for a home victory.
Thailand Open: Quarter-finals
Friday 20 May, 7am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Thailand Open: Finals
Sunday 22 May, 6am, BT Sport ESPN HD (CH 530)
Indonesia Masters: Quarter-finals
Friday 10 June, 7am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Indonesia Masters: Semi-finals
Saturday 11 June, 6am, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
Indonesia Masters: Finals
Sunday 12 June, 6am, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
Squash
Cairo hosts the 2022 World Squash Championships, and Egypt is closing in on Pakistan for the most men’s titles ever. The likes of Ali Farag, Mohamed El Shorbagy and Mostafa Asal will be hoping to add to the country’s 12 wins, although Paul Coll of New Zealand is the top seed and favourite.
A home winner is even more likely in the women’s competition, with Nouran Gohar the No1 seed and six other Egyptians seeded. Challengers including England’s Sarah-Jane Perry and Georgina Kennedy and Wales’s Tesni Evans will have other ideas.
World Championships: Finals
Sunday 22 May, 6.30pm, BT Sport 3 HD (CH 529)
El Gouna International: Semi-finals
Thursday 2 June, 5.30pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
El Gouna International: Finals
Friday 3 June, 6pm, BT Sport 1 HD (CH 527)
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