After Chelsea SIRIUS add Champions
League to schedule
tribalfooball.com - September 28, 2006
SIRIUS Satellite Radio announced today an agreement that will
expand SIRIUS' soccer coverage to include live matches from the
UEFA Champions League, featuring the best club soccer teams in the
world. The agreement was concluded between SIRIUS and IMG Media,
the content, production, delivery and distribution arm of sports
and entertainment marketing agency IMG.
SIRIUS' UEFA Champions League coverage kicks off Wednesday,
September 27 at 2:45 pm ET with live play-by-play of Inter Milan v.
Bayern Munich on channel 125. SIRIUS will air Champions League
matches Wednesdays throughout the competition on channel 125,
featuring some of the world's most celebrated teams - Arsenal, FC
Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Chelsea FC, Inter Milan, Liverpool,
Manchester United, Real Madrid and others - as they compete for one
of the most coveted titles in sports.
"With the addition of UEFA Champions League soccer to the SIRIUS
sports lineup, listeners will have access to the matches that
feature the best soccer talent in the world - players like
Ronaldinho, Thierry Henry, Ronaldo and World Cup star Fabio
Cannavaro," said Scott Greenstein, SIRIUS' President, Entertainment
and Sports. "With our live coverage of the Champions League and the
English Premier League, plus our expert talk shows, SIRIUS provides
fans with superb soccer programming every day of the week."
SIRIUS is the Official Satellite Radio Partner of Barclays English
Premier League and carries multiple live Premiership soccer matches
each week on channels 125 and 110. SIRIUS listeners can hear the 20
best teams in the U.K. - including legendary rivals Manchester
United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal - compete all season long
for the league title.
SIRIUS is also the Official Satellite Radio Partner of Chelsea
Football Club and airs every Chelsea Premier League game live,
providing listeners in the U.S. and Canada with Chelsea's official
radio broadcast
All Champions league matches but not in singapore sad 