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Champions league final.



It says "BT have also made it free for viewers to watch, on the BT Sport YouTube channel" could customers confirm this is free for non BT customers, thanks in advance.



When is the Champions League final?

Man City play Inter Milan on Saturday 10 June. The match kicks off at 8pm BST in the Ataturk Stadium, Istanbul.


How can I watch it?

The match will be broadcast live on BT Sport 1 and BT Sport Ultimate, and can be streamed on the BT Sport app and desktop website. BT have also made it free for viewers to watch, on the BT Sport YouTube channel.



https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/man-cit...

More details here

BT Sport TV Makes Key Football Finals Free to Watch for All

Not a Man City fan but will be watching and hoping they win tonight.


Edit: Although it says via TV its worth clarifying that it doesn't normally mean (previous years) via the BT Sport channels on a Sky Box

Edited by deleted (Sat 10-Jun-23 13:21:52)

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More details here

BT Sport TV Makes Key Football Finals Free to Watch for All

Thanks that has made my day and saved me £30

They've done this past good few years

In reply to a post by BuckleZ:

They've done this past good few years

That is decent of them i doubt Sky would do the same.

Sky *have* have done the same in the past. The 2019 Would Cup ODI final springs to mind for example.

In reply to a post by gomezz:

Sky *have* have done the same in the past. The 2019 Would Cup ODI final springs to mind for example.

I take that back then

I hate Sky i am old enough to remember when you could watch most sport on TV (grandstand etc) then they took it all and made us pay to watch, £30+ a month and you are not guaranteed your favourite teams game will be on as they dont show them all every weekend, a total rip off.

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In reply to a post by gomezz:

Sky *have* have done the same in the past. The 2019 Would Cup ODI final springs to mind for example.

I take that back then

I hate Sky i am old enough to remember when you could watch most sport on TV (grandstand etc) then they took it all and made us pay to watch, £30+ a month and you are not guaranteed your favourite teams game will be on as they dont show them all every weekend, a total rip off.

Match of the Day of Saturday night - 1 primary game & 1 secondary & occasionally a third
The Big Match - early Sunday afternoon, similar format

And they did not publicise which matches it would be either - so you had to wait until 6:00 on Saturday to hear.

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In reply to a post by Jack_Hackett:

In reply to a post by gomezz:

Sky *have* have done the same in the past. The 2019 Would Cup ODI final springs to mind for example.

I take that back then

I hate Sky i am old enough to remember when you could watch most sport on TV (grandstand etc) then they took it all and made us pay to watch, £30+ a month and you are not guaranteed your favourite teams game will be on as they dont show them all every weekend, a total rip off.

Match of the Day of Saturday night - 1 primary game & 1 secondary & occasionally a third
The Big Match - early Sunday afternoon, similar format

And they did not publicise which matches it would be either - so you had to wait until 6:00 on Saturday to hear.

I wasn't interested in football back then i preferred motorsport and there was lots of that on.

We has Eurosport free after Sky took all the decent sport but that also went to subscription a few years later.

Eurosport has been folded into Discovery+ and with BT Sport being rebranded as TNT Sport(s) the landscape is changing,

In reply to a post by gomezz:

Eurosport has been folded into Discovery+ and with BT Sport being rebranded as TNT Sport(s) the landscape is changing,

The original Eurosport was shut down in 1991 by the European Commission after a complaint.

As a BT Shareholder I'm glad to see the back of this Gavin Patterson vanity project which has cost us shareholders many hundreds of million pounds.

In reply to a post by michaelh:

As a BT Shareholder I'm glad to see the back of this Gavin Patterson vanity project which has cost us shareholders many hundreds of million pounds.

I haven't a clue what that means.