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August 12 to September 13 free preview continues on Setanta Sports
Setanta’s schedule info for matches between August 20 and August 28 sees English Premier League, CONCACAF Champions League and European football hitting the screens.
Setanta Sports’ August 12 to September 13 free preview continues as Manchester United vs Arsenal will be aired on Sunday, August 28.
Arsenal’s undecided tie against Udinese will also be the highlight of the UEFA Champions League playoffs on August 24. A day later, LA Galaxy vs LD Alajuelense will keep American soccer fans on the edge of their seats.
English Premier League:
Sunderland v Newcastle United: Saturday, August 20 @7am EST
Everton v Queens Park Rangers: Saturday, August 20 @10am EST
First-time Finalists Real Salt Lake And Monterrey Headline CONCACAF Champions League Final
Exclusive, live and high definition on April 20 and April 27 on FOX Soccer. Real Salt Lake, the 2009 MLS Cup Champion, Battles 2009 Mexican Apertura Champion Monterrey.
Los Angeles (April 15, 2011) – FOX Soccer announces HD coverage of North America’s prestigious CONCACAF Champions League final – Monterrey vs. Real Salt Lake on Wednesday, April 20 and Real Salt Lake vs. Monterrey on Wednesday, April 27 at 10 p.m. ET.The final carries the fierce United States-Mexico rivalry to the club arena by pitting Major League Soccer’s Real Salt Lake against Monterrey, of Mexico’s First Division. The pair meet for the first leg of the home and away series at Monterrey’s Estadio Technologico April 20, then to Rio Tinto Stadium in Sandy, Utah for the second and final game April 27.
CONCACAF Champions League Preview: Apr 5-6
CONCACAF Champions League action is nearing the finish line, with two semifinal second legs.
In Costa Rica, Real Salt Lake will attempt to become the first MLS team to reach the CONCACAF Champions League final by beating Saprissa or maintaining the first leg lead obtained back in Utah. Alvaro Saborio's club will be keen to keep Saprissa's dangerous strikers off the board in order to cement the berth.Meanwhile, Cruz Azul and Monterrey will lock up for a second time in three weeks in order to determine which one of the two Mexican league heavyweights represents the country in the continental final. Monterrey holds a slim advantage, but Cruz Azul has been deadly at home. Follow all the action on LiveSoccer TV!
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CONCACAF Champions League Preview: Mar 1-3
Eight teams, four ties and three advantages going into the second leg. Who will go through to the semis?
Three of the four ties have clear advantages going into the second legs. Does that mean it's all said and done? "Of course we can do it. It's only a difference of two goals," Ivan Estrada told reporters in regards to his match against Cruz Azul.Emotions are running high as eight teams vie for four spots in the semifinals and a chance to go on and represent CONCACAF in the FIFA World Club Cup Championship in December. It will be a Mexico vs. final, as the winner of the Central American tie (Saprissa vs. Olimpia) will face the winner of the American tie (RSL vs. Columbus), meaning yet another shot for the Mexican league to continue its dominance of the competition. Who's going through? Follow all the action on LSTV!
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CONCACAF Champions League Preview: Feb 22-24
A fantastic round of quarterfinals action brings us back from a two-month layoff.
The Concacaf Champions League kicks off 2011 with four quarterfinal ties that feature three pairings from the same country. Columbus and Real Salt Lake will see one American team go through to the semis, while Toluca, Monterrey, Cruz Azul and Santos face each other in two groupings. Rounding out the eight team fold is Saprissa and Olimpia, which face each other in a Central American classic that will determine either Costa Rican or Honduran supremacy towards the semifinals. CCL coverage is all here on LiveSoccer TV!
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