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A detailed recap of the television lineup featuring golf, tennis, football, cricket, rugby, cycling, horse racing and more across Sky Sports, TNT Sports, BBC, RTÉ, and other networks.
The broadcasting schedules for Friday, Saturday and Sunday 11-13 September have been released, outlining a packed lineup of live sports across the UK and Ireland.
The programme features a wide range of disciplines, from golf and tennis to football, rugby, cricket, cycling and horse racing. Major international events such as the Solheim Cup, the US Open tennis championships and the Vuelta a España stage 19 are being live‑broadcast by a mixture of long‑time sports rights holders including Sky Sports, TNT Sports, BBC and RTÉ.
Meanwhile domestic competitions, including the Premier League, the English Open snooker tournament, the Scottish League Cup and the League of Ireland fixtures, are also featured heavily across a variety of channels. Over the weekend, Sky Sports Main Event is the primary broadcaster for the Solheim Cup, covering all four days of competition.
The US Open 2024 draws are split between Sky Sports Tennis and other networks, with the men's singles semi‑finals shared by Sky Sports Main Event and a repeat on Sky Sports Main Event. Tennis fans can also catch the women's singles final on Sky Sports Main Event. The Vuelta a España stage 19 is presented by TNT Sports 3 and the final stage by TNT Sports 3 as well.
Rugby Union fans are treated to a South Africa versus New Zealand test match on Sky Sports Main Event at 10pm on Sunday, while the French Top 14 clash between Toulon and La Rochelle is simulcast on Premier Sports 2 on the same night. Domestic football highlights feature the Premier League, Women's Super League, FA Cup ties and Championship battles.
Key Premier League matches include Liverpool v Fulham, Tottenham v Everton and Sunderland v Arsenal, with coverage on Premier Sports and TNT Sports. The Women's Super League showcases fixtures such as West Ham v London City Lionesses, Birmingham City v Brighton, and a high‑shelf Women's Premier Division game between Bohemians and Wexford on LOI TV. The Scottish scene is highlighted with Rangers v Celtic, Kilmarnock v Aberdeen and St Patrick's Athletic v Shamrock Rovers.
Snooker fans will find the English Open spread across TNT Sports 4 and Sky Sports Main Event, running from early Friday afternoon to late Sunday evening. Cricket updates include the England v Pakistan Test match day four and five, broadcast on Sky Sports Cricket. The Irish Open at Doonbeg provides a golf touch across RTÉ 2 and Sky Sports Main Event, with the Solheim Cup being the star attraction.
Horse racing coverage is split between ITV1, which doles out Doncaster feeds, and RTÉ One with its Curragh and Leopardstown programming. The Irish Champions Festival at Leopardstown is presented on RTÉ One's 2pm slot on Saturday.
Meanwhile, the League of Ireland's premier fixture on the weekend, Galway Utd versus Bohemians, is shown on LOI TV, alongside a number of League of Ireland First Division matches between clubs such as Stenhousemuir vs Hearts and County vs Brighton. Overall, the broadcast plan offers comprehensive coverage of the weekend's sports calendar, ensuring fans across the UK and Ireland have access to their preferred events on the right channels and times.
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