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TombKing
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posted: 2012-12-16 17:35:42 (ID: 72366) Report Abuse |
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Can someone tell me if the Super Bowl will be broadcast live in the english television network. An if so, wether it's only on pay-tv or not.
I'm currently working in Oxford, and will come back for at least another four weeks at the beginning of next year, and would really hate it if I had to miss watching the game. |
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Firenze
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posted: 2012-12-16 17:38:48 (ID: 72367) Report Abuse |
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TombKing wrote:
Can someone tell me if the Super Bowl will be broadcast live in the english television network. An if so, wether it's only on pay-tv or not. I'm currently working in Oxford, and will come back for at least another four weeks at the beginning of next year, and would really hate it if I had to miss watching the game. Yes, the Super Bowl will be live on the BBC. Although the analysts rarely know what they're talking about. The actual game commentary is usually a direct feed from one of the American networks. The Sky coverage is better if you have access to it. Sky is a pay-tv network, for what its worth. You could always find a live stream of an American network's coverage. PM me if you want to know how 
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