ESPN2 Australia
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| ESPN2 Australia | |
|---|---|
| Launched | 1 March 2011 |
| Owned by | ESPN |
| Picture format | 576i (SDTV) 720p (HDTV) |
| Country | Australia |
| Language | English |
| Sister channel(s) | ESPN |
| Website | www.espn.com.au |
| Availability | |
| Satellite | |
| Foxtel/Austar | Channel 509 (SD/HD) Channel 1509 (SD) |
| Cable | |
| Foxtel | Channel 509 (SD/HD) Channel 1509 (SD) |
ESPN2 is an Australian 24 hours satellite and cable television sports channel launched on 1 March 2011.
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Content [edit]
The following is the list of sports programming shown on the ESPN network (with some being shown only on ESPN and not ESPN2, and vice versa).[1]
Athletics [edit]
American Football [edit]
- National Football League (includes NBC Sunday Night Football, Monday Night Football, all NFL Network games, plus all the Playoff games)
- Super Bowl
- NCAA
- BCS Bowls/BCS Championship
- Heisman Trophy
- NFL Live
- NFL Primetime
- NFL Films
- NFL 32
- College Football Live
- College GameDay
Baseball [edit]
- Major League Baseball
- MLB Spring Training
- College World Series
- Home Run Derby
- Little League World Series
- Baseball Tonight
Basketball [edit]
- National Basketball Association
- NBA All-Star Weekend
- NBA Draft
- Women's National Basketball Association
- Euroleague Basketball
- NCAA
- NBA Action
- NBA Tonight
- WNBA Action
Cricket [edit]
Fighting [edit]
Golf [edit]
Horse-racing [edit]
Motor Racing [edit]
Rugby Union [edit]
Soccer [edit]
- Spanish La Liga
- Major League Soccer
- MLS Cup
- UEFA Champions League (Share with SBS)
- UEFA Europa League
- European World Cup 2010 Qualifying
- International Friendlies (From Europe)
- UEL Highlights
- UCL Highlights
- UCL Weekly
- Soccernet PressPass
Tennis [edit]
Poker [edit]
X Games [edit]
Other Programming [edit]
- PBA Bowling
- ESPN Films
- Billiards
- Women's Billiards
- World's Strongest Man
- NCAA Men's Hockey Final
- NCAA Men's & Women's World Series
- ESPY Award
News & Info [edit]
- Sportscentre Australia
- SportsCenter
- Pardon the Interruption
- Pardon the Interruption Australia
- Pardon the Interruption U.K.
- Around the Horn
- SportsNation
References [edit]
- ^ "espn.com.au". 'ESPN'. Retrieved 2011-12-21.
External links [edit]
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