LiveSoccerTV wishes to inform its users that the live telecast of the English Premier League game – Cardiff City vs Everton – has switched to NBC Sports Network. NBC Sports Group announced this change in a press release on Monday. This fixture, scheduled for August 30th, will now be part of four live EPL matches to air live on NBCSN this weekend. LiveSoccerTV has updated TV schedules on the following channel pages:
mun2: Catch the thrilling North London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur at 11:00am ET on Sunday, September 1, 2013. It comes as the only EPL live match broadcast on mun2 this weekend.
NBC: Saturday’s late kick-off sees Crystal Place face Sunderland on home soil.
NBC Sports Live Extra: Watch all nine English Premier League matches in live streaming on Saturday and Sunday. Coverage begins with Manchester City’s tricky fixture against Hull City at the Etihad and ends with Arsenal-Spurs. In between, something big is not to be missed: Liverpool vs Manchester United at 8:30am ET on September 1, 2013.
NBCSN: The channel’s TV schedule is packed with Soccer / Football Analysis shows such as Premier League Live and NBCSN’s Match of the Day. This will be complemented with the live telecast of Matchday 3’s biggest fixtures featuring the Citizens, the Gunners, the Merseyside Reds, the Red Devils, and Spurs.
Premier League Extra Time: Three of the channel’s four EPL matches this weekend will kick off simultaneously at 10:00am on Saturday, August 31. These will see Newcastle United, Norwich City and West Ham United play as hosts to Fulham, Southampton and Stoke City respectively.
Telemundo: Enjoy the gigantic matchup between Liverpool and Man United in Spanish commentary. Anfield will be on fire. It is an occasion you just cannot miss!
If you live outside the United States and do not have access to any of NBC Sports Group’s channels, you may want to visit the English Premier League channel page for full fixtures, worldwide live stream and live TV listings.
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