Sport Klub
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| Sportklub | |
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| Launched | January 2006 |
| Owned by | IKO Media [1] |
| Slogan | Sport Emotions |
| Sister channel(s) | Sportklub+ |
| Website | www.sportklub.tv |
| Availability | |
| Satellite | |
| Boom TV (Romania) | Channel |
| Digi TV (Romania, (Hungary, Serbia,Croatia)) |
Channel |
| Dolce (Romania) | Channel 306 |
| Focus Sat (Romania) | Channel |
| Total TV (Serbia) | Channel Channel (Sport Klub+) |
| N (Poland) | Channel 66 Channel 67 (Sport Klub+) |
| UPC Direct (Hungary) | Channel |
| Cable | |
| RCS&RDS (Romania) | Channel 33 |
| UPC Romania | Channel 38 |
| UPC Romania Digital | Channel 75 |
| Serbia Broadband - Srpske Kablovske Mreže | Channel 41 Channel 22 (Sport Klub+) |
| IPTV over ADSL | |
| iNES (Romania) | Channel |
| MAXtv (Croatia) | Channel 400 Channel 401 (Sport Klub+) |
Sportklub is a European sports channel which has been broadcast in Hungary, Romania, Poland, Serbia and Slovenia since 2006. The Channel commenced broadcasts in Croatia during the autumn of 2007.
In some markets two channels are operated; Sportklub and Sportklub+.
Sportklub transmits many different sport events including football, ice hockey, basketball and tennis. Sportklub+ transmits only football in Serbia and Hungary but a mix of sports in Poland.
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[edit] Programmes
Football
- Bundesliga
- Bundesliga 2
- Ligue 1
- Eredivisie
- Russian Premier League
- Belgian League
- Primera División Argentina
- MLS
- Arsenal TV
- Barcelona TV
- Chelsea TV
- Liverpool TV
- Manchester United TV
- Bayern Munchen TV
Motorsport
Basketball
American Football
Tennis
Box
[edit] Sport klub Serbia
Sportklub was the first sports channel to launch in Serbia. The Serbian programming is also available in Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina. In 2007 Sportklub+ began to broadcast exclusively football. Both channels are owned by IKO Media.
Programs
- Football - German Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2, French Ligue 1, Argentinian Primera División, Portuguese BWIN liga, Dutch Eredivise, Russian Premier League, English Coca-cola championship
- Tennis - ATP Masters Series, Wimbledon, and ATP tournaments
- Basketball - Euroleague, NCAA
- Handball - Spanish ASOBAL league
- Motorsport - Indy car series, DTM championships
- American Football - NFL
- Ice hockey - NHL
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Official Site of Sport Klub Poland
- Official Site of Sport Klub+ Poland
- Official Site of Sport Klub Romania
- Official Site of Sport Klub Serbia
- Official Site of Sport Klub Slovenia
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