What's on TV: Champions League Matchday 3

Champions League Matchday 3: What's on TV (all times ET)

Tuesday, October 23
12:30 pm CSKA Moscow v. Inter Milan ESPN Deportes
2:30 pm VFB Stuttgart v. Olympique Lyon ESPN Deportes
2:30 pm Rangers v. Barcelona ESPN2
2:30 pm Dynamo Kiev v. Manchester United Setanta
4:45 pm PSV v. Fenerbahce ESPN Deportes (delayed)
4:45 pm Arsenal v. Slavia Prague Setanta (delayed)
5:00 pm Dynamo Kiev v. Manchester United ESPN Classic (delayed)
6:30 pm AS Roma v. Sporting Setanta (delayed)

Wednesday, October 24
2:30 pm Real Madrid v. Olympiakos ESPN Deportes
2:30 pm Chelsea v. Schalke ESPN2
2:40 pm Benfica v. Celtic Setanta PPV
2:40 pm Besiktas v. Liverpool Setanta
6:30 pm Olympique Marseille v. FC Porto Setanta (delayed)
7:00 pm AC Milan v. Shakhtar Donetsk ESPN Deportes (delayed)

Be sure to check your local listings.

[UEFA.com]

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The Grab: 10.17.2007

It's hard to follow Fat Sam, apparently. Who am I kidding? Did anyone out there really think Sammy Lee had a chance at Bolton? Especially when he claimed he was going to inject his own style into the overachieving team? Octogenarian midfielder Gary Speed was handed some coaching duties, and then resigned them to "concentrate on his playing" after being left out of the side for key matches. Apparently skipper Kevin Nolan and older-than-dirt Ivan Campo didn't get along particularly well with Allardyce's former number two. We all knew Bolton were carried pretty much by Sam Allardyce, and it would take a bit more of a complicated mind to continue their success after his departure to Newcastle. Perhaps it's not fair, but how do you trust the tactical mind of a man who is a bag of cliches with a headset attached?

Bolton Wanderers part company with Sammy Lee [Times Online]

Some Three Lions fans got a beatdown in the Moscow city center leading up to England's clash with Russia at the Luzhniki Stadium. Surprisingly, the police have blamed the England supporters for drinking excessively. Police representatives stated the obvious:

"British subjects who have come to Moscow to support their team against Russia
are not acting properly. There is the feeling that they have come to drink,"

Thankfully, it's cold enough to dull the pain of taking a few bottles to the back of one's head. The Times is reporting that there are more than 5000 police, ranging from Interior Ministry troops to riot cops, to handle the clash of the expected 4500 England fans. Who says England fans' rep doesn't precede them?

England fans beaten in Moscow, say police [Guardian Football]

I don't know how many of you out there pay much attention to the NFL, but it's hard to believe this story coming from the Daily Mail. Apparently there are rich American football owners who are willing to pay England rugby star Johnny Wilkinson up to $10M a year to ply his trade in the NFL. More upsetting has to be the fact that JW makes less in a year than Chelsea and England captain John Terry makes in two weeks. I'm sure Wilkinson can make some good cash in the States, and work the accent and quads for the ladies of America, but $10M? I'm thinking more like $250K a year instead.

American football woos kicking king Wilkinson - £5m a year and no hits [Daily Mail]

Despite enjoying hearing about England's chances on a plastic pitch about once every 15 minutes for the last week, I'll be happy once the international break is over and the real, meaningful stuff starts again. Here's what to watch for this weekend (all times Eastern):

Saturday, October 20
Everton v. Liverpool 7:30 am Setanta
Bochum v. Bayern Munich 9:25 am GolTV
Manchester City v. Birmingham City 9:30 am Setanta Xtra
Arsenal v. Bolton 10:00 am Setanta
Middlesbrough v. Chelsea 10:00 am Fox Soccer Channel
Bundesliga TBA 11:30 am GolTV
Aston Villa v. Manchester United 12:00 pm Fox Soccer Channel
Rangers v. Celtic 12:00 pm Setanta PPV
Scunthorpe v. Leicester 12:15 pm Setanta
Villareal v. Barcelona 2:00 pm GolTV
Reggina v. Inter Milan 2:25 pm Fox Soccer Channel
Espanyol v. Real Madrid 4:00 pm GolTV
Blackburn v. Reading 4:30 pm Fox Soccer Channel (delayed)
Roma v. Napoli 8:00 pm Fox Soccer Channel (delayed)
Chivas USA v. Houston 10:30 pm Fox Soccer Channel

Sunday October 21
Ajax v. NEC 4:45 am Setanta (delayed)
Southampton v. Cardiff City 8:00 am Setanta
AC Milan v. Empoli 9:00 am Fox Soccer Channel
La Liga TBA 11:00 am GolTV
West Ham v. Sunderland 11:00 am Fox Soccer Channel
Bundesliga TBA 1:00 pm GolTV
Juventus v. Genoa 2:25 pm Fox Soccer Channel
Atletico Madrid v. Zaragoza 3:00 pm GolTV (To Be Confirmed)
Boca Juniors v. Estudiantes 3:00 pm Fox Soccer Espanol
Nancy v. Sochaux 10:00 pm Setanta (delayed)

As always, check your local listings.

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What to Watch this Weekend

Although I knew the start of the season months ago, the reality of a new campaign hit me the other day as I was browsing through the fixture list for the 1st round of this year's new Too Much Money League, the EPL.

Sure, the Copa America and the U-20s did much to satiate the appetite during the two month spell when a ball was not kicked with any meaning, but looking at this weekend's lineup of matches, I can be certain my ass will be parked on the couch, with my finger twitching on the remote.

Here's what's on tap this weekend.


Saturday, August 11
Sunderland v. Tottenham 7:30 am ET Setanta Sports
Everton v. Wigan 9:30 am ET Setanta Xtra
Bolton v. Newcastle 10 am ET Setanta Sports
West Ham v. Manchester City 10 am ET Fox Soccer Channel
Aston Villa v. Liverpool 12 pm ET Fox Soccer Channel



Sunday, August 12
Arsenal v. Fulham 7 am ET Soccer Channel
Chelsea v. Birmingham 8:30 am ET Setanta
Manchester United v. Reading 11 am ET Fox Soccer Channel



Set those DVRs and enjoy.

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What to watch next year

Our favorite football Renaissance man, the Gaffer over at EPL Talk has laid out the UK TV schedule for the EPL. You'll have to determine which of the games airing on Sky will be shown on Fox Soccer Channel once Sky determines which of its channels each game will appear on.

UK TV Schedule for Premier League Matches [EPL Talk]

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Bravo Rio, Bravo

You'd think that Rio Ferdinand would have learned his lesson last year when he Punk'd his club 'mate Wayne Rooney. If you've forgotten, Ferdinand's prank show, Rio's World Cup Wind-Ups, ran an episode where Rooney was informed that his dog was dead, when in fact, it was not.

Hilarity ensued (Shrek didn't think it was very funny), enough so to carry on with the program. Some more of the show's choice bits:

An attempt to trap a fellow TV presenter in a lift backfired when it turned out she suffered from claustrophobia and needed medical attention, then an attempt to fool EastEnders soap hero Alfie Moon, or Shane Richie as he is known in real life, that there had been a helicopter crash in his garden was reportedly blocked by his shocked agents. The stunt kidnapping of another star of EastEnders, Dean Gaffney, also went wrong when the canny thespian realised what was going on and scarpered, just as David Beckham had during a similar prank. And that was not all.

What's next Rio, taking one of Jose Mourinho's kids in the dead of night and then telling him that the child has been put in quarantine?

Pranks but no pranks [UEFA Magazine]

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What's on this week

All times Eastern; be sure to check your local listings

Tuesday, June 5

Brazil v. Turkey (friendly) 2:00 pm ET Fox Soccer

Jamaica v. Chile (friendly) 8:00 pm ET Fox Soccer

Wednesday, June 6

Euro 2008 Qualifying

Armenia v. Poland 11:30 am Setanta PPV

Finland v. Belgium 1:00 pm Fox Soccer

Croatia v. Russia 2:30 pm Setanta PPV

Estonia v. England 2:30 pm Setanta PPV

Greece v. Moldova 2:30 pm Setanta PPV

Lithuania v. Italy 2:40 pm RAI

France v. Georgia 2:55 pm Setanta Sports, TV5

Lichtenstein v. Spain 3:30 pm (delayed) Fox Soccer

Germany v. Slovakia 5:00 pm (delayed) Setanta Sports

Kuwait v. Portugal (friendly) 2:00 pm RTPi

Peru v. Ecuador (Gold Cup) 2:30 pm GolTV

Costa Rica v. Canada (Gold Cup) 7:00 pm CBC, Galavision

Santos v. Gremio (Copa Libertadores) 8:30 pm Fox Soccer Espanol

Guadaloupe v. Haiti (Copa Libertadores) 9:00 pm GolTV, Galavision

Thursday, June 7

Boca Juniors v. Cucuta (Copa Libertadores) 6:00 pm Fox Soccer Espanol

Internacional v. Pachuca (Copa Sudamerica) 8:00 pm Fox Soccer Espanol

United States v. Guatemala (Gold Cup) 9:00 pm Fox Soccer, GolTV, Telefutura

El Salvador v. Trinidad (Gold Cup) 11:00 pm GolTV, Telefutura

Friday, June 8

Panama v. Honduras (Gold Cup) 8:00 pm Galavision, GolTV

Mexico v. Cuba (Gold Cup) 9:00 pm GolTV, Univision

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What to watch this weekend

Bob's bunions really enjoyed the match

With the exception of La Liga, which looks to go down to the wire, there really isn't much to watch in terms of compelling soccer . . . unless you count the new MLS season, which I'm not.

This is the time of year when I usually eschew watching matches replayed from the last season and FA Cup finals from the 70s for, you know, a life. Well, postpone getting that life (or settle in for baseball), because we've got some Euro qualifying action coming up this weekend, with such classic matchups as Bosnia v. Turkey and the Faroe Islands v. Italy.

In addition to a few friendlies, here's what will grace our screens here in North America:

Friday, June 1
England v. Brazil 3:00 pm ET Fox Soccer Channel

Saturday, June 2
Estonia v. Croatia 2:30 pm ET Setanta PPV
Greece v. Hungary 2:30 pm ET Setanta PPV
Latvia v. Spain 2:30 pm ET Fox Soccer Channel
Faroe Islands v. Italy 2:40 pm ET RAI
Belgium v. Portugal 2:45 pm ET Setanta PPV
France v. Ukraine 3:00 pm ET Setanta Sports
Germany v. San Marino 4:00 pm ET Fox Soccer Channel (delayed)
Denmark v. Sweeden 6:45 pm ET Setanta Sports (delayed)
United States v. China 8:00 pm ET ESPN2, Galavision
Mexico v. Iran 8:45 pm ET Telemundo

Sunday, June 3
Colon v. Boca Juniors 3:00 pm ET Fox Soccer Channel

Be sure to check your local listings.

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What If...

We had two channels broadcasting tomorrow's Champions League final? Would everyone stick with ESPN2 and Tommy Smyth's "auld onion bag?" While we might get more EPL mathces week in and week out then English, they've got the right idea on how to broadcast the final from Athens.

Why not have some options, if Martin Tyler and Andy Gray aren't doing it for you, flip on over to Clive Tyldesley and David Pleat. Derek Rae is great, but the thought of not having to listen to Smyth would sure tempt me to see what the other channel has on offer.

Armchair view [Guardian]

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What's left to watch

While I'm sad to see the EPL end, especially on such an uninspiring note, we've got plenty to keep an eye on. In La Liga, what was once a league that nobody wanted to win has become the European domestic campaign to watch as it wraps up in the next three weeks. [Reuters]

And of course, in just two days time, the champions of Europe will be crowned. While both Liverpool and AC Milan may not be champions of their respective domestic campaigns, it'd be difficult to ask for a more dramatic matchup in the final, just because of what happened two years ago. World Cup winner Marcel Desailly, choosing one of two opinions to expouse, tells us it's the midfield that matters. US coverage starts from 2:30 pm ET on ESPN2. [IHT.com, Guardian Sport Blog]

Next Monday, Derby County and West Bromwich Albion will duke it out at Wembley to decide who will become the third team to go up to the Premiership and make an additional $56M for next year. Check your local listings.

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Champions League v. Copa Libertadores

The case is made for the Copa Libertadores being the more "entertaining" of the two tournaments. I'm still, and might always be, more intrigued by the chess match that is a Champions League game in the competition's later stages. But I'd be more inclined to give the South American edition more love if it was readily available on TV.

Libertadores Cup or Champions League? [Reuters Soccer Blog]

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The Last Day Of School

Though Jose would rather have the season go on for a couple more weeks so that he can keep what's rightfully his, alas, the EPL winds down to a close on Sunday. While the winner has already been decided, there is still plenty to play for when talking about the UEFA Cup and relegation. The schedule will play out as follows:

Thursday
Tottenham v. Blackburn
Setanta Sports USA
2:55pm ET, LIVE

Sunday
Tottenham v. Manchester City
Setanta Sports USA
9:55am ET, LIVE

Sheffield United v. Wigan
Setanta Xtra [DirecTV Channel 670]
9:55am ET, LIVE

Manchester United v. West Ham
FOX Soccer Channel
10am ET, LIVE

Blackburn v. Reading
FOX Soccer Channel
12:30pm ET, Same Day Delay

Chelsea v. Everton
FOX Soccer Channel
2:30pm ET, Same Day Delay

Monday
Portsmouth v. Arsenal
GolTV
4pm ET, Tape Delay

Tuesday
Liverpool v. Charlton
GolTV
4pm ET, Tape Delay

Also of note, for those of you that won't be able to watch the FA Cup live on May 19th, the first tape delayed broadcast will be shown on Tuesday May 22nd, on FSC at 8pm ET.

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What to Watch this Weekend

Saturday, May 5 (all times ET)

Manchester City v. Manchester United 7:30 am Setanta
Rangers v. Celtic 7:30 am Setanta PPV
Schalke v. Nuremberg 9:30 am GolTV
Fulham v. Liverpool 10 am Setanta
Newcastle v. Blackburn 10 am Setanta Xtra
West Ham v. Bolton 10 am Fox Soccer Channel
Paris St. Germain v. Lyon 11 am TV5
Stuttgart v. Mainz 11:30 am GolTV (delayed)
Aston Villa v. Sheffield United 12 pm Fox Soccer Channel
Real Sociedad v. Barcelona 2 pm GolTV
FC Porto v. Nacional 2:15 pm SuperLiga Soccer
Deportivo la Coruna v. Valencia 4 pm GolTV
SL Benfica v. Naval 4:15 pm SuperLiga Soccer
Racing v. Banfield 5:15 pm TyC Sports
Velez Sarsfield v. San Lorenzo 8 pm TyC Sports

Sunday, May 6 (all times ET)

Preston North End v. Birmingham City 7:30 am Setanta
Lazio v. Livorno 9 am Fox Soccer Channel
Milan v. Fiorentina 9 am GolTV
Arsenal v. Chelsea 11 am Fox Soccer Channel
Hertha Berlin v. Werder Bremen 11 am GolTV
St. Etienne v. Lille 12 pm Setanta
Espanyol v. Atletico Madrid 1 pm GolTV
Newell's Old Boys v. Rosario Central 1 pm TyC Sports
Braga v. Belenenses 1 pm SuperLiga Soccer
Cesena v. Juventus 2:30 pm RAI
Flamengo v. Botafogo 2:30 pm PFC Internacional
Monaco v. Marseille 3 pm Setanta
Real Madrid v. Sevilla 3 pm GolTV
Sporting v. Setubal 3:15 pm SuperLiga Soccer
Argentinos Juniors v. Boca Juniors 5:15 pm TyC Sports

Be sure to check your local listings

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Cold Hard Cash

Because of the ELP's new TV deal, the $119M on offer to this year's winner of the Championship's promotion playoff is an astonishing 50% increase from last year. Just to differentiate between the two leagues, on average, Championship sides took in about $4.4M from TV in 2005.

But don't fret over the teams that can't hack it in the Premiership in the coming seasons, they'll get an Enron-like golden parachute: close to $20M in each of the following two years. Not a bad gig if you can get it.

Premiership Playoff Spot Is Worth $119 Million [Bloomberg]

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What to Watch this Weekend

Saturday, April 21 (all times ET)

Tottenham v. Arsenal - 7:30 am Setanta
Stuttgart v. Werder Bremen - 9:30 am GolTV
Charlton v. Sheffield United - 10 am FSC
Liverpool v. Wigan - 10 am Setanta Xtra
Rangers v. Hearts - 10 am Setanta PPV
Manchester United v. Boro - 12 pm FSC
PSG v. Nantes - 12:30 pm TV5
Real Sociedad v. Atl. Madrid - 2 pm GolTV
AC Milan v. Cagliari - 2:30 pm TLN
Maritimo v. Benfica - 3:30 pm Setanta Broadband
Real Madrid v. Valencia - 4 pm WorldSport HD
Arsenal di Sarandi v. Gimnasia de Juyjuy - 5:15 pm TyC
Monterrey v. Jaguares - 6 pm Galavision
NY Red Bulls v. Houston Dynamo - 7:30 pm FSC
Chivas Gua. v. Veracruz - 8 pm Telefutura
Nueva Chicago v. Independiente - 8 pm TyC
Kansas City v. Chicago - 8:30 pm HDNet

Sunday, April 22 (all times ET)

Newcastle v. Chelsea - 8:30 am Setanta
Kilmarnock v. Celtic - 9 am Setanta PPV
Lazio v. Fiorentina - 9 am FSC
Siena v. Inter - 9 am GolTV, TLN
Aston Villa v. Portsmouth - 11 am FSC
Zaragoza v. Celta - 11 am GolTV
Auxerre v. Lyon - 12:15 pm Setanta
Newell's Old Boys v. Boca - 1 pm TyC
Sevilla v. Atl. Bilbao - 1 pm GolTV
Porto v. Belenenses - 2 pm Setanta Broadband
Palermo v. Parma - 2:30 pm TLN
Villareal v. Barcelona - 3 pm GolTV
Gimnasia v. Estudiantes - 3 pm TyC
Sporting v. Naval - 4:15 pm SuperLiga Soccer
Club America v. Atlante - 5 pm Telefutura
Racing v. Belgrano de Cordoba - 5:15 pm TyC

Be sure to check your local listings

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Champions League/UEFA Cup TV Schedule

It's time to drink up and enjoy what the European season has to offer. The lineup for the first-legs of both cup semi-finals are as follows. Notice that from here on out, ESPN will be the exclusive broadcaster of the Champions League.

Tuesday - (4/24)
Manchester United v. Milan
Live on ESPN2, ESPN Deportes
Replay on ESPN Classic
Friday (4/27) re-air on FSC

Wednesday - (4/25)
Chelsea v. Liverpool
Live on ESPN2, ESPN Deportes
Replay on ESPN Classic

Thursday - (4/26)
Osasuna v. Sevilla
Live on FSC
Same Day Delay on FOX Sports en Espanol

Espanyol v. Werder Bremen
Live on FOX Sports en Espanol
Same Day Delay on FSC

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What to Watch this Weekend

Saturday, April 14 (all times ET; be sure to check your local listings)

Mainz v. Schalke 04
9:30 am GolTV

Arsenal v. Bolton
10:00 am Setanta

Lecce v. Juventus
10:00 am RAI

Manchester City v. Liverpool
10:00 am Fox Soccer Channel

Sheffield United v. West Ham United
10:00 am Setanta Xtra

Bordeaux v. Paris St. Germain
11:00 am TV5

Watford v. Manchester United
12:30 pm Fox Soccer Channel

Racing v. Real Madrid
2:00 pm GolTV

Academica v. FC Porto
4:00 pm Setanta Broadband

Betis v. Real Sociedad
4:00 pm GolTV

Sunday, April 15 (all times ET; be sure to check your local listings)

Wigan v. Tottenham
8:30 am Setanta

Messina v. Milan
9:00 am RAI, GolTV

Torino v. Atalanta
9:00 am Fox Soccer Channel

Blackburn v. Chelsea
11:00 am Fox Soccer Channel

Borussia Dortmund v. Werder Bremen
11:00 am GolTV

Nice v. St. Etienne
12:00 pm Setanta

Inter v. Palermo
2:00 pm RAI

Boca Juniors v. River Plate
3:00 pm Fox Soccer Channel

Valencia v. Sevilla
3:00 pm GolTV

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What to watch this weekend

Come on lads . . . . hey, shouldn't we be dating twins?

Saturday, April 7 (all times ET)

Chelsea v. Tottenham

7:30 am Setanta Sports, Sportsnet

Reggina v. Inter Milan

9:00 am RAI, TLN

Hamburg v. Stuttgart

9:30 am GolTV

Sheffield United v. Newcastle

9:30 am Setanta Xtra

Arsenal v. West Ham

10:00 am Setanta Sports

Celtic v. Motherwell

10:00 am Setanta PPV

Reading v. Liverpool

10:00 am Fox Soccer Channel

Valenciennes v. Lyon

11:00 am TV5

Portsmouth v. Manchester United

12:00 pm Fox Soccer Channel

Zaragoza v. Barcelona

2:00 pm GolTV

AC Milan v. Empoli

2:30 pm RAI, TLN

Atletico Bilbao v. Valencia

4:00 pm GolTV

Braga v. Lisbon

4:00 pm Super Liga Soccer, VuBTV, VuPPV

Sunday, April 8 (all times ET)

St. Mirren v. Rangers

9:00 am Setanta PPV

Sevilla v. Racing

11:00 am GolTV

Sedan v. Toulouse

12:00 pm Setanta Sports

Marseille v. Lille

3:00 pm Setanta Sports

Velez Sarsfield v. Boca Juniors

3:00 pm Fox Soccer Channel

Enjoy, and be sure to check your local listings

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Champions League TV Schedule

The TV schedule has now been set for both legs of the Champions League quarter-finals. The lineup for next week's first-leg can be seen here, the second-leg will play out as follows:

Manchester United v. Roma - Tue (4/10)
Live on ESPN2
Same Day Delay on ESPN Deportes

Valencia v. Chelsea - Tue (4/10)
Live on Setanta, ESPN Deportes
Same Day Delay on ESPN Classic

Liverpool v. PSV - Wed (4/11)
Live on ESPN2
Same Day Delay on ESPN Deportes

Bayern Munich v. Milan - Wed (4/11)
Live on Setanta, ESPN Deportes
Same Day Delay on ESPN Classic

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The Grab: 03.26

Perhaps one of the more ironic moments in England's current state of uninspired performances, the FA will announce who'll be showing FA Cup and England games for the next four years, beginning in 2008. Could ITV be the new home of FA soccer? [Daily Telegraph]

A sigh of relief or disappointment for Gooners out there? Kroenke Sports Enterprise, owned by billionaire Stan Kroenke, claims they have no interest in buying Arsenal, according to a Colorado Rapids spokesman. [BBC Sport]

Speaking of the Gunners, one of my favorite offensive players, Le Bob, wouldn't mind a return to Arsenal. Although he's currently regaining fitness from a fairly serious knee-injury, and he's hardly leaving defenders in the dust at the age of 33, I wouldn't mind seeing a little Pires ingenuity streaking into the box behind Arsenal's ineffective attack. [ITV]

Manu Adebayor and two others from Togo's national team have been told to go home after, surprisingly, a disagreement over unpaid bonuses. This marks the third time in the last year or so (that I know of) that Togo's Football Federation has had the same issue of unpaid bonuses. Adebayor up front for England? [Fox Sports Australia]

Didn't get enough soccer this weekend (I personally watched over 450 minutes of footy on Saturday and can't seem to recall anything worth mentioning)? Get ready for more Euro qualifying:

Wednesday, March 28

Malta v. Greece

1:30 pm ET Setanta PPV

Turkey v. Norway

2:00 pm ET Setanta Sports

Serbia v. Portugal

2:15 pm ET RTPi

Ireland v. Slovakia

2:30 pm ET Setanta PPV

Poland v. Armenia

2:30 pm ET Setanta PPV

Andorra v. England

3:00 pm ET Setanta PPV

Czech Republic v. Cyprus

3:00 pm ET (delayed) Fox Soccer Channel

Italy v. Scotland

3:00 pm ET RAI

Please check your local listings. Enjoy.

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Saturday TV: Euro 2008 Qualifying

Current Euro 2008 qualifying standings. [UEFA]

Ireland v. Wales
11:00 am ET Setanta PPV

Lithuania v. France
1:00 pm ET Setanta Sports, TV5

Poland v. Azerbaijan
1:00 pm ET Setanta PPV

Estonia v. Russia
2:30 pm ET Fox Soccer Channel

Israel v. England
2:30 pm ET Setanta PPV

Croatia v. Macedonia
3:15 pm ET Setanta PPV

Czech Republic v. Germany
3:30 pm ET Setanta Sports

Greece v. Turkey
3:30 pm ET Setanta PPV

Norway v. Bosnia
4:30 pm ET (delayed) Fox Soccer Channel

Spain v. Denmark
5:00 pm ET Telemundo

Portugal v. Belgium
5:00 pm ET RTPi, 8:00 pm ET (delayed) Setanta Sports

As always, please check your local listings.

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