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Eurosport Listings for Wednesday 14th January



23:45
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Faithful to its values, the 2008 Dakar offers to its entrants a long journey in the Saharan desert that has made the legend of the rally. After leaving Europe where two specials will be competed on Portuguese soil, the race will spend four days in Morocco. Eight stages are then planned in Mauritania before reaching Senegal. The route honours several 'historical' stage cities like Guelmine in Morocco, Nouadhibou in Mauritania or Saint-Louis in Senegal. While the announcement of the stages promises a good deal of sand, the variety of the program should allow different types of competitors to use their strengths in the race for the title.


07:30
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.


09:00
Tennis (Sport)
WTA Tournament In Sydney, Australia.
Round of 16
The Sydney Medibank International is returning this year on 7th-12th January, to the outdoor courts of Sydney International Tennis Centre.
This is one of the most popular tournaments of the WTA Tour, attracting many of the top seeds every year. It has a Tier II status and offers total prize money of $600,600. Furthermore, it is one of the few tournaments in the world (apart from Grand Slams) to host both men's and women's Tours. This tournament is steeped in 122 years of history, first played in 1885 it is the fifth oldest tennis tournament in the world.
(Live)


11:00
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Faithful to its values, the 2008 Dakar offers to its entrants a long journey in the Saharan desert that has made the legend of the rally. After leaving Europe where two specials will be competed on Portuguese soil, the race will spend four days in Morocco. Eight stages are then planned in Mauritania before reaching Senegal. The route honours several 'historical' stage cities like Guelmine in Morocco, Nouadhibou in Mauritania or Saint-Louis in Senegal. While the announcement of the stages promises a good deal of sand, the variety of the program should allow different types of competitors to use their strengths in the race for the title.


11:45
Snooker (Sport)
International Masters In London, United Kingdom.
J. Higgins (Scotland) - M. Fu (Hong Kong).




14:00
Snooker (Sport)
International Masters In London, United Kingdom.
S. Hendry (Scotland) - N. Robertson (Australia).


16:45
Biathlon: World Cup In Ruhpolding, Germany (Sport)
Women's Relay.


18:15
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Stage 11 of the 2009 Dakar Rally which sees competitors cross the border back in to Argentina. The 680km route begins in Copiapo and ends in Fiambala. - on Mondays: Eurogoals.


18:45
Snooker (Sport)
International Masters In London, United Kingdom.
A. Carter (England) - P. Ebdon (England).


22:00
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Stage 11 of the 2009 Dakar Rally which sees competitors cross the border back in to Argentina. The 680km route begins in Copiapo and ends in Fiambala.




22:45
Snooker (Sport)
International Masters In London, United Kingdom.
S. Hendry (Scotland) - N. Robertson (Australia).
(Live)


23:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Ruhpolding, Germany (Sport)
Women's Relay.


23:45
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Faithful to its values, the 2008 Dakar offers to its entrants a long journey in the Saharan desert that has made the legend of the rally. After leaving Europe where two specials will be competed on Portuguese soil, the race will spend four days in Morocco. Eight stages are then planned in Mauritania before reaching Senegal. The route honours several 'historical' stage cities like Guelmine in Morocco, Nouadhibou in Mauritania or Saint-Louis in Senegal. While the announcement of the stages promises a good deal of sand, the variety of the program should allow different types of competitors to use their strengths in the race for the title.

 

[Ramzen]

Eurosport Listings for Thursday 15th January

23:45
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Faithful to its values, the 2008 Dakar offers to its entrants a long journey in the Saharan desert that has made the legend of the rally. After leaving Europe where two specials will be competed on Portuguese soil, the race will spend four days in Morocco. Eight stages are then planned in Mauritania before reaching Senegal. The route honours several 'historical' stage cities like Guelmine in Morocco, Nouadhibou in Mauritania or Saint-Louis in Senegal. While the announcement of the stages promises a good deal of sand, the variety of the program should allow different types of competitors to use their strengths in the race for the title.

07:30
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Faithful to its values, the 2008 Dakar offers to its entrants a long journey in the Saharan desert that has made the legend of the rally. After leaving Europe where two specials will be competed on Portuguese soil, the race will spend four days in Morocco. Eight stages are then planned in Mauritania before reaching Senegal. The route honours several 'historical' stage cities like Guelmine in Morocco, Nouadhibou in Mauritania or Saint-Louis in Senegal. While the announcement of the stages promises a good deal of sand, the variety of the program should allow different types of competitors to use their strengths in the race for the title.

08:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Ruhpolding, Germany (Sport)
Women's Relay.

09:00
Tennis (Sport)
WTA Tournament In Sydney, Australia.
Round of 16
The Sydney Medibank International is returning this year on 7th-12th January, to the outdoor courts of Sydney International Tennis Centre.
This is one of the most popular tournaments of the WTA Tour, attracting many of the top seeds every year. It has a Tier II status and offers total prize money of $600,600. Furthermore, it is one of the few tournaments in the world (apart from Grand Slams) to host both men's and women's Tours. This tournament is steeped in 122 years of history, first played in 1885 it is the fifth oldest tennis tournament in the world.

11:00
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Faithful to its values, the 2008 Dakar offers to its entrants a long journey in the Saharan desert that has made the legend of the rally. After leaving Europe where two specials will be competed on Portuguese soil, the race will spend four days in Morocco. Eight stages are then planned in Mauritania before reaching Senegal. The route honours several 'historical' stage cities like Guelmine in Morocco, Nouadhibou in Mauritania or Saint-Louis in Senegal. While the announcement of the stages promises a good deal of sand, the variety of the program should allow different types of competitors to use their strengths in the race for the title.


11:45
Snooker (Sport)
International Masters In London, United Kingdom.
A. Carter (England) - P. Ebdon (England).

13:30
Snooker (Sport)
International Masters In London, United Kingdom.
Day 1
This year's SAGA Insurance Snooker International Masters will take place on 14th-21st January. The tournament is to be held at the Wembley Arena.
Apart from the World Championship, the Masters is the longest running tournament on the circuit and though it does not have ranking status, it is considered to be one of the most prestigious, especially as it carries the second biggest prize.

16:00
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Zakopane, Poland.
The 2007/2008 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started in November in Kuusamo, Finland. The World Cup will tour throughout Europe (and one stop in Japan) visiting countries such as Finland, Norway, Austria, Slovenia, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Czech Republic, Poland and Japan.

17:00
Biathlon: World Cup In Ruhpolding, Germany (Sport)
Men Relay.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.

18:30
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Live reports and interviews from stage 12 of the 2009 Dakar Rally. The 518km route begins in Fiambala and ends in La Rioja.
(Live)


18:45
Snooker (Sport)
International Masters In London, United Kingdom.
Day 1
This year's SAGA Insurance Snooker International Masters will take place on 14th-21st January. The tournament is to be held at the Wembley Arena.
Apart from the World Championship, the Masters is the longest running tournament on the circuit and though it does not have ranking status, it is considered to be one of the most prestigious, especially as it carries the second biggest prize.

22:00
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Live reports and interviews from stage 12 of the 2009 Dakar Rally. The 518km route begins in Fiambala and ends in La Riojas.
(Live)

22:45
Snooker (Sport)
International Masters In London, United Kingdom.
Day 1
This year's SAGA Insurance Snooker International Masters will take place on 14th-21st January. The tournament is to be held at the Wembley Arena.
Apart from the World Championship, the Masters is the longest running tournament on the circuit and though it does not have ranking status, it is considered to be one of the most prestigious, especially as it carries the second biggest prize.
(Live)

23:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Ruhpolding, Germany (Sport)
Men Relay.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.

23:45
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Faithful to its values, the 2008 Dakar offers to its entrants a long journey in the Saharan desert that has made the legend of the rally. After leaving Europe where two specials will be competed on Portuguese soil, the race will spend four days in Morocco. Eight stages are then planned in Mauritania before reaching Senegal. The route honours several 'historical' stage cities like Guelmine in Morocco, Nouadhibou in Mauritania or Saint-Louis in Senegal. While the announcement of the stages promises a good deal of sand, the variety of the program should allow different types of competitors to use their strengths in the race for the title.

 

[Ramzen]

Eurosport Listings for Friday 16th January

23:45
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Faithful to its values, the 2008 Dakar offers to its entrants a long journey in the Saharan desert that has made the legend of the rally. After leaving Europe where two specials will be competed on Portuguese soil, the race will spend four days in Morocco. Eight stages are then planned in Mauritania before reaching Senegal. The route honours several 'historical' stage cities like Guelmine in Morocco, Nouadhibou in Mauritania or Saint-Louis in Senegal. While the announcement of the stages promises a good deal of sand, the variety of the program should allow different types of competitors to use their strengths in the race for the title.

07:30
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Faithful to its values, the 2008 Dakar offers to its entrants a long journey in the Saharan desert that has made the legend of the rally. After leaving Europe where two specials will be competed on Portuguese soil, the race will spend four days in Morocco. Eight stages are then planned in Mauritania before reaching Senegal. The route honours several 'historical' stage cities like Guelmine in Morocco, Nouadhibou in Mauritania or Saint-Louis in Senegal. While the announcement of the stages promises a good deal of sand, the variety of the program should allow different types of competitors to use their strengths in the race for the title.

08:15
Luge: World Cup In Torino, Italy (Sport)

08:45
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Zakopane, Poland.
The 2007/2008 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started in November in Kuusamo, Finland. The World Cup will tour throughout Europe (and one stop in Japan) visiting countries such as Finland, Norway, Austria, Slovenia, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Czech Republic, Poland and Japan.

09:30
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Wengen, Switzerland.
Men Combined Slalom
The 2006/2007 Men's World Cup will visit 18 ski resorts and feature 15 Downhills, 6 Super Giants, 7 Giant Slaloms and 10 Slaloms. From Austria to Switzerland, 10 countries will be part of the tour. The 2006 finals will be held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.


10:30
Tennis (Sport)
WTA Tournament In Sydney, Australia.
Round of 16
The Sydney Medibank International is returning this year on 7th-12th January, to the outdoor courts of Sydney International Tennis Centre.
This is one of the most popular tournaments of the WTA Tour, attracting many of the top seeds every year. It has a Tier II status and offers total prize money of $600,600. Furthermore, it is one of the few tournaments in the world (apart from Grand Slams) to host both men's and women's Tours. This tournament is steeped in 122 years of history, first played in 1885 it is the fifth oldest tennis tournament in the world.

11:45
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Zakopane, Poland.
The 2007/2008 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started in November in Kuusamo, Finland. The World Cup will tour throughout Europe (and one stop in Japan) visiting countries such as Finland, Norway, Austria, Slovenia, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Czech Republic, Poland and Japan.

12:30
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Wengen, Switzerland.
Men Combined Slalom
The 2006/2007 Men's World Cup will visit 18 ski resorts and feature 15 Downhills, 6 Super Giants, 7 Giant Slaloms and 10 Slaloms. From Austria to Switzerland, 10 countries will be part of the tour. The 2006 finals will be held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.

13:30
Biathlon: World Cup In Ruhpolding, Germany (Sport)
Women's Sprint.

15:00
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Zakopane, Poland.
The 2007/2008 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started in November in Kuusamo, Finland. The World Cup will tour throughout Europe (and one stop in Japan) visiting countries such as Finland, Norway, Austria, Slovenia, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Czech Republic, Poland and Japan.


15:30
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Zakopane, Poland.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.

17:30
Football (Sport)
Eurogoals One To One.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.
(2001, PG, 2 Star)

17:45
Nordic Combined Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Vancouver, Canada.

18:45
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Stage 13 of the 2009 Dakar Rally. This penultimate stage of the 2009 race covers a distance of 753km through desert terrain, starting in La Rioja and ending in Corboda.

19:00
Snooker (Sport)
International Masters In London, United Kingdom.
Day 1
This year's SAGA Insurance Snooker International Masters will take place on 14th-21st January. The tournament is to be held at the Wembley Arena.
Apart from the World Championship, the Masters is the longest running tournament on the circuit and though it does not have ranking status, it is considered to be one of the most prestigious, especially as it carries the second biggest prize.


20:00
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Vancouver, Canada (Sport)
Men and Women - Sprint Freestyle.

21:00
Snooker (Sport)
International Masters In London, United Kingdom.
Day 1
This year's SAGA Insurance Snooker International Masters will take place on 14th-21st January. The tournament is to be held at the Wembley Arena.
Apart from the World Championship, the Masters is the longest running tournament on the circuit and though it does not have ranking status, it is considered to be one of the most prestigious, especially as it carries the second biggest prize.

22:00
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Stage 13 of the 2009 Dakar Rally. This penultimate stage of the 2009 race covers a distance of 753km through desert terrain, starting in La Rioja and ending in Corboda.

22:45
Snooker (Sport)
International Masters In London, United Kingdom.
Day 1
This year's SAGA Insurance Snooker International Masters will take place on 14th-21st January. The tournament is to be held at the Wembley Arena.
Apart from the World Championship, the Masters is the longest running tournament on the circuit and though it does not have ranking status, it is considered to be one of the most prestigious, especially as it carries the second biggest prize.
(Live)

23:15
Nordic Combined Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Vancouver, Canada.


23:45
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Faithful to its values, the 2008 Dakar offers to its entrants a long journey in the Saharan desert that has made the legend of the rally. After leaving Europe where two specials will be competed on Portuguese soil, the race will spend four days in Morocco. Eight stages are then planned in Mauritania before reaching Senegal. The route honours several 'historical' stage cities like Guelmine in Morocco, Nouadhibou in Mauritania or Saint-Louis in Senegal. While the announcement of the stages promises a good deal of sand, the variety of the program should allow different types of competitors to use their strengths in the race for the title.
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[Ramzen]

Eurosport Listings for Saturday 17th January

23:45
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Faithful to its values, the 2008 Dakar offers to its entrants a long journey in the Saharan desert that has made the legend of the rally. After leaving Europe where two specials will be competed on Portuguese soil, the race will spend four days in Morocco. Eight stages are then planned in Mauritania before reaching Senegal. The route honours several 'historical' stage cities like Guelmine in Morocco, Nouadhibou in Mauritania or Saint-Louis in Senegal. While the announcement of the stages promises a good deal of sand, the variety of the program should allow different types of competitors to use their strengths in the race for the title.

07:30
Nordic Combined Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Vancouver, Canada.

08:00
Luge: World Cup In Oberhof, Germany (Sport)
Doubles, 1st Run.

08:45
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Vancouver, Canada (Sport)
Men and Women - Sprint Freestyle.

09:15
Luge: World Cup In Oberhof, Germany (Sport)
Doubles, 2nd Run.


10:00
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Altenmarkt-Zauchensee, Austria.

11:15
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Wengen, Switzerland.
Men Combined Slalom
The 2006/2007 Men's World Cup will visit 18 ski resorts and feature 15 Downhills, 6 Super Giants, 7 Giant Slaloms and 10 Slaloms. From Austria to Switzerland, 10 countries will be part of the tour. The 2006 finals will be held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.

12:45
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Zakopane, Poland.
The 2007/2008 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started in November in Kuusamo, Finland. The World Cup will tour throughout Europe (and one stop in Japan) visiting countries such as Finland, Norway, Austria, Slovenia, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Czech Republic, Poland and Japan.

13:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Ruhpolding, Germany (Sport)
Men's Sprint.

14:45
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Altenmarkt-Zauchensee, Austria.


15:30
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Zakopane, Poland.
The 2007/2008 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started in November in Kuusamo, Finland. The World Cup will tour throughout Europe (and one stop in Japan) visiting countries such as Finland, Norway, Austria, Slovenia, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Czech Republic, Poland and Japan.

17:15
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Vancouver, Canada (Sport)
Men's Pursuit.

18:45
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Reports and interviews from the 14th and final stage of the 2009 Dakar Rally. A 792km route from Corboda to Buenos Aires completes the tough 9,000km course.

19:00
Nordic Combined Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Vancouver, Canada.

20:00
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Vancouver, Canada (Sport)
Men's Pursuit.


20:45
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Vancouver, Canada (Sport)
Women's Pursuit.

22:00
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Reports and interviews from the 14th and final stage of the 2009 Dakar Rally. A 792km route from Corboda to Buenos Aires completes the tough 9,000km course.

22:45
Nordic Combined Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Vancouver, Canada.

23:15
Snooker (Sport)
International Masters In London, United Kingdom.
Day 1
This year's SAGA Insurance Snooker International Masters will take place on 14th-21st January. The tournament is to be held at the Wembley Arena.
Apart from the World Championship, the Masters is the longest running tournament on the circuit and though it does not have ranking status, it is considered to be one of the most prestigious, especially as it carries the second biggest prize.

00:15
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Faithful to its values, the 2008 Dakar offers to its entrants a long journey in the Saharan desert that has made the legend of the rally. After leaving Europe where two specials will be competed on Portuguese soil, the race will spend four days in Morocco. Eight stages are then planned in Mauritania before reaching Senegal. The route honours several 'historical' stage cities like Guelmine in Morocco, Nouadhibou in Mauritania or Saint-Louis in Senegal. While the announcement of the stages promises a good deal of sand, the variety of the program should allow different types of competitors to use their strengths in the race for the title.

 

[Ramzen]

Eurosport Listings for Sunday 18th January

00:15
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Faithful to its values, the 2008 Dakar offers to its entrants a long journey in the Saharan desert that has made the legend of the rally. After leaving Europe where two specials will be competed on Portuguese soil, the race will spend four days in Morocco. Eight stages are then planned in Mauritania before reaching Senegal. The route honours several 'historical' stage cities like Guelmine in Morocco, Nouadhibou in Mauritania or Saint-Louis in Senegal. While the announcement of the stages promises a good deal of sand, the variety of the program should allow different types of competitors to use their strengths in the race for the title.

07:30
Nordic Combined Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Vancouver, Canada.

08:00
Luge: World Cup In Oberhof, Germany (Sport)
Women's First Run.

08:45
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Wengen, Switzerland.
Men Combined Slalom
The 2006/2007 Men's World Cup will visit 18 ski resorts and feature 15 Downhills, 6 Super Giants, 7 Giant Slaloms and 10 Slaloms. From Austria to Switzerland, 10 countries will be part of the tour. The 2006 finals will be held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.

10:00
Luge: World Cup In Oberhof, Germany (Sport)
Women's Second Run.


10:15
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Altenmarkt-Zauchensee, Austria.

11:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Ruhpolding, Germany (Sport)
Women's Pursuit.

12:00
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Wengen, Switzerland.
Men Combined Slalom
The 2006/2007 Men's World Cup will visit 18 ski resorts and feature 15 Downhills, 6 Super Giants, 7 Giant Slaloms and 10 Slaloms. From Austria to Switzerland, 10 countries will be part of the tour. The 2006 finals will be held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.

13:00
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Zakopane, Poland.
The 2007/2008 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started in November in Kuusamo, Finland. The World Cup will tour throughout Europe (and one stop in Japan) visiting countries such as Finland, Norway, Austria, Slovenia, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Czech Republic, Poland and Japan.

14:00
Biathlon: World Cup In Ruhpolding, Germany (Sport)
Men's Pursuit.


14:45
Snooker (Sport)
International Masters In London, United Kingdom.
Day 1
This year's SAGA Insurance Snooker International Masters will take place on 14th-21st January. The tournament is to be held at the Wembley Arena.
Apart from the World Championship, the Masters is the longest running tournament on the circuit and though it does not have ranking status, it is considered to be one of the most prestigious, especially as it carries the second biggest prize.

17:00
Biathlon: World Cup In Ruhpolding, Germany (Sport)
Women's Pursuit.

17:30
Biathlon: World Cup In Ruhpolding, Germany (Sport)
Men's Pursuit.

18:00
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Faithful to its values, the 2008 Dakar offers to its entrants a long journey in the Saharan desert that has made the legend of the rally. After leaving Europe where two specials will be competed on Portuguese soil, the race will spend four days in Morocco. Eight stages are then planned in Mauritania before reaching Senegal. The route honours several 'historical' stage cities like Guelmine in Morocco, Nouadhibou in Mauritania or Saint-Louis in Senegal. While the announcement of the stages promises a good deal of sand, the variety of the program should allow different types of competitors to use their strengths in the race for the title.

18:45
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Vancouver, Canada (Sport)
Sprint Team.


20:00
Wintersports Weekend Magazine (Sport)
The weekly Wintersports Weekend Magazine is an exclusive 26-minute magazine featuring all the latest news and results of the week as well as interviews with the champions. It also features special items such as the big surprises of the week, plus the exciting duels of the weekend.

20:15
Snooker (Sport)
International Masters In London, United Kingdom.
Day 1
This year's SAGA Insurance Snooker International Masters will take place on 14th-21st January. The tournament is to be held at the Wembley Arena.
Apart from the World Championship, the Masters is the longest running tournament on the circuit and though it does not have ranking status, it is considered to be one of the most prestigious, especially as it carries the second biggest prize.

23:00
Biathlon: World Cup In Ruhpolding, Germany (Sport)
Women's Pursuit.

23:30
Biathlon: World Cup In Ruhpolding, Germany (Sport)
Men's Pursuit.

00:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
For many years, Eurosport has covered the first Grand Slam tournament of the season: the Australian Open. The 97th edition will not break with the tradition. Eurosport, the first pan-European channel will give you all the action, from Melbourne Park, all night long, on 19 January - 1 February 2009.


02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Novak Djokovic (Serbia) and Maria Sharapova (Russia) 2007: Roger Federer (Switzerland) and Serena Williams (USA) 2006: Roger Federer and Amélie Mauresmo (France) 2005: Marat Safin (Russia) and Serena Williams.

 

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08:30 Nordic Combined Skii, Nordic Combined Sk...
09:00 Luge, Live Luge
09:45 Alpine Skiing, Live Alpine Skiing
11:00 Luge, Luge
11:15 Alpine Skiing, Live Alpine Skiing
12:15 Biathlon, Live Biathlon
13:00 Alpine Skiing, Live Alpine Skiing
14:00 Ski Jumping, Ski Jumping
15:00 Snooker, Live Masters Snooker
08:30 NEWS, Eurosport 2 Weekend Morning News
11:15 Luge, LUGE: World Cup in Oberhof, Germany...
12:00 Football, FOOTBALL: Friendly Tournament in...
13:00 Bandy, BANDY: World Championship in Vasteras,...
15:00 Handball, HANDBALL: EHF Women's Champions...
16:00 Football, FOOTBALL: Friendly Tournament in...
16:45 Bandy, BANDY: World Championship in Vasteras,...
06:45 Dauerwerbesendung
08:45 DSF Reportage
09:15 Bundesliga pur Klassiker
11:00 Doppelpass Klassiker
13:00 Poker Exklusiv
14:00 Poker Exklusiv
15:00 D:SF - Das Sportquiz
16:45 DTTL - Deutsche Tischtennis Liga
17:15 Bundesliga pur Klassiker
07:00 Koln-HSV, 1. bundesliga
08:45 Avellino-Cibona, europska liga u košarci
10:30 ATP Sydney
12:30 Real-Unicaja UŽIVO, ACB liga
14:30 NFL-Gameday
15:00 FA Cup preview
15:30 Trans World Sport
16:30 Futbol Mundial

 

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Eurosport Listings for Monday 19th January










02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Novak Djokovic (Serbia) and Maria Sharapova (Russia) 2007: Roger Federer (Switzerland) and Serena Williams (USA) 2006: Roger Federer and Amélie Mauresmo (France) 2005: Marat Safin (Russia) and Serena Williams.


08:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


13:00
Wintersports Weekend Magazine (Sport)
The weekly Wintersports Weekend Magazine is an exclusive 26-minute magazine featuring all the latest news and results of the week as well as interviews with the champions. It also features special items such as the big surprises of the week, plus the exciting duels of the weekend.


13:15
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.


17:30
Football (Sport)
Eurogoals One To One.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.
(2001, PG, 2 Star)




17:45
Football (Sport)
Friendly Match.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.


20:00
Fight Sport: Fight Club (Sport)
World Max Final Tokyo.
The Fight Club is an exciting and powerful show promoting the finest Martial Arts tournaments from around the world. It also looks at the culture surrounding the sport. - Mondays: Eurogoals.


22:30
Football (Sport)
Eurogoals One To One.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.
(2001, PG, 2 Star)


22:45
Football (Sport)
Friendly Match.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.


00:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.




02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

 

[Ramzen]

Eurosport Listings for Tuesday 20th January


02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

08:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

13:00
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
The battle for the victory should include Brian Joubert (France, 2007 World Champion) and Tomas Verner (Czech Republic, 2008 European Champion). The other names to follow should be Kevin Van Der Perren (Belgium) and Alban Préaubert (France) among others.

15:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

16:00
Football (Sport)
Friendly Match.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.


17:15
Football (Sport)
Eurogoals One To One.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.
(2001, PG, 2 Star)

17:30
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
The battle for the victory should include Brian Joubert (France, 2007 World Champion) and Tomas Verner (Czech Republic, 2008 European Champion). The other names to follow should be Kevin Van Der Perren (Belgium) and Alban Préaubert (France) among others.

20:45
Boxing (Sport)
Ibf/Wba Championship in Canada.
C. Caballero (Panama) - S. Molitor (Canada).

22:15
Rally (Motoring)
Rally Raid - Dakar.
Faithful to its values, the 2008 Dakar offers to its entrants a long journey in the Saharan desert that has made the legend of the rally. After leaving Europe where two specials will be competed on Portuguese soil, the race will spend four days in Morocco. Eight stages are then planned in Mauritania before reaching Senegal. The route honours several 'historical' stage cities like Guelmine in Morocco, Nouadhibou in Mauritania or Saint-Louis in Senegal. While the announcement of the stages promises a good deal of sand, the variety of the program should allow different types of competitors to use their strengths in the race for the title.

23:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


00:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.
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[Ramzen]

Eurosport Listings for Wednesday 21st January

02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

08:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

13:00
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
The battle for the victory should include Brian Joubert (France, 2007 World Champion) and Tomas Verner (Czech Republic, 2008 European Champion). The other names to follow should be Kevin Van Der Perren (Belgium) and Alban Préaubert (France) among others.

15:00
Rally (Motoring)
Intercontinental Rally Challenge - Monte Carlo.
of the 2009 Intercontinental Rally Challenge (IRC), Monte Carlo is the oldest and most prestigious event in the history. This is the first time the race is part of the IRC calendar.

16:00
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
The battle for the victory should include Brian Joubert (France, 2007 World Champion) and Tomas Verner (Czech Republic, 2008 European Champion). The other names to follow should be Kevin Van Der Perren (Belgium) and Alban Préaubert (France) among others.


16:30
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.

17:15
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
Classy and elegant, Wednesday evenings are devoted to bringing the viewer a taste of the high life with a look at the best moments in prestigious sports such as Golf, Sailing, Equestrianism and Polo. Each Wednesday from 18:00-24:00.

20:20
Equestrian: World Cup In Leipzig, Germany (Sport)
Jumping Events.
From January 15 to 18, the Rolex F.E.I. Show Jumping World Cup, the prestigious indoor circuit promoted by the International Equestrian Federation, stops in Leipzig, Germany for stop 8 of 13 of the Western European League.

21:20
Equestrian Sports: Riders Club (Sport)
Weekly Round-Up Of All The Latest News In The Equestrian World.
Weekly round-up of all the latest news in the world of Equestrian Sports The most prestigious circuit in the world with Tiger Woods and his top rivals.

22:45
Rally (Motoring)
Intercontinental Rally Challenge - Monte Carlo.
of the 2009 Intercontinental Rally Challenge (IRC), Monte Carlo is the oldest and most prestigious event in the history. This is the first time the race is part of the IRC calendar.


23:00
All Sports (Sport)
Sport Traveler.
Qatar
Pre-recorded Action.

23:15
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

00:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

 

[Ramzen]

Eurosport Listings for Thursday 22nd January



02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


08:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


13:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Antholz, Italy (Sport)
Women's Sprint.


14:45
Rally (Motoring)
Intercontinental Rally Challenge - Monte Carlo.
of the 2009 Intercontinental Rally Challenge (IRC), Monte Carlo is the oldest and most prestigious event in the history. This is the first time the race is part of the IRC calendar.


15:30
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.




17:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Antholz, Italy (Sport)
Women's Sprint.


18:15
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
The battle for the victory should include Brian Joubert (France, 2007 World Champion) and Tomas Verner (Czech Republic, 2008 European Champion). The other names to follow should be Kevin Van Der Perren (Belgium) and Alban Préaubert (France) among others.


21:00
Boxing (Sport)
International Contest In China.
A. Golota (Poland) - R. Austin (USA).


23:00
Rally (Motoring)
Intercontinental Rally Challenge - Monte Carlo.
of the 2009 Intercontinental Rally Challenge (IRC), Monte Carlo is the oldest and most prestigious event in the history. This is the first time the race is part of the IRC calendar.


23:15
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.




00:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

 

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Eurosport Listings for Friday 23rd January


02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


08:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


13:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Antholz, Italy (Sport)
Men's Sprint.


14:45
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Kitzbühel, Austria.


15:30
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
As the 2007 and 2008 European Champion, Italy's Carolina Kostner, will be logical favourite. The field of challengers will be led by Swiss Sarah Meier, Finns Laura Lepistö and Susanna Pöykiö and Hungarian Julia Sebestyen.




17:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Antholz, Italy (Sport)
Men's Sprint.


18:15
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
The battle for the victory should include Brian Joubert (France, 2007 World Champion) and Tomas Verner (Czech Republic, 2008 European Champion). The other names to follow should be Kevin Van Der Perren (Belgium) and Alban Préaubert (France) among others.


21:00
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Vancouver, Canada.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.


22:00
Rally (Motoring)
Intercontinental Rally Challenge - Monte Carlo.
of the 2009 Intercontinental Rally Challenge (IRC), Monte Carlo is the oldest and most prestigious event in the history. This is the first time the race is part of the IRC calendar.


00:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.




02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

 

[Ramzen]

Eurosport Listings for Saturday 24th January



02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


08:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


10:30
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Kitzbühel, Austria.


11:45
Biathlon: World Cup In Antholz, Italy (Sport)
Women's Pursuit.


12:30
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
The battle for the victory should include Brian Joubert (France, 2007 World Champion) and Tomas Verner (Czech Republic, 2008 European Champion). The other names to follow should be Kevin Van Der Perren (Belgium) and Alban Préaubert (France) among others.




13:45
Biathlon: World Cup In Antholz, Italy (Sport)
Men's Pursuit.


14:30
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
The battle for the victory should include Brian Joubert (France, 2007 World Champion) and Tomas Verner (Czech Republic, 2008 European Champion). The other names to follow should be Kevin Van Der Perren (Belgium) and Alban Préaubert (France) among others.


15:30
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Otepaa, Estonia (Sport)
Women 10km Classic.


16:30
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Otepaa, Estonia (Sport)
Men 15km Classic.


17:30
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Vancouver, Canada.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.




18:30
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Vancouver, Canada.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.


20:20
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
The battle for the victory should include Brian Joubert (France, 2007 World Champion) and Tomas Verner (Czech Republic, 2008 European Champion). The other names to follow should be Kevin Van Der Perren (Belgium) and Alban Préaubert (France) among others.


21:15
Bowls (Sport)
World Indoor Championships In Norfolk, United Kingdom.
On 5-25 January 2009, the Potters Holiday Resort in Hopton-on-Sea, Norfolk welcomes back the World Indoor Bowls Championships. The seaside holiday park has played host to the world's finest players since January 1999 and is this year celebrating a decade as the Mecca of bowls.


22:45
Biathlon: World Cup In Antholz, Italy (Sport)
Women's Pursuit.


23:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Antholz, Italy (Sport)
Men's Pursuit.




00:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

 

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Eurosport Listings for Sunday 25th January



02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


08:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


11:15
Biathlon: World Cup In Antholz, Italy (Sport)
Women's Mass Start.


12:00
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Kitzbühel, Austria.


13:00
Biathlon: World Cup In Antholz, Italy (Sport)
Men's Mass Start.




14:00
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
The battle for the victory should include Brian Joubert (France, 2007 World Champion) and Tomas Verner (Czech Republic, 2008 European Champion). The other names to follow should be Kevin Van Der Perren (Belgium) and Alban Préaubert (France) among others.


16:00
Bowls (Sport)
World Indoor Championships In Norfolk, United Kingdom.
On 5-25 January 2009, the Potters Holiday Resort in Hopton-on-Sea, Norfolk welcomes back the World Indoor Bowls Championships. The seaside holiday park has played host to the world's finest players since January 1999 and is this year celebrating a decade as the Mecca of bowls.
(Live)


17:30
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Vancouver, Canada.
The weekly Wintersports Weekend Magazine is an exclusive 26-minute magazine featuring all the latest news and results of the week as well as interviews with the champions. It also features special items such as the big surprises of the week, plus the exciting duels of the weekend.


18:30
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Vancouver, Canada.
The weekly Wintersports Weekend Magazine is an exclusive 26-minute magazine featuring all the latest news and results of the week as well as interviews with the champions. It also features special items such as the big surprises of the week, plus the exciting duels of the weekend.


20:40
Cycling (Sport)
Planet Armstrong.




20:45
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
The battle for the victory should include Brian Joubert (France, 2007 World Champion) and Tomas Verner (Czech Republic, 2008 European Champion). The other names to follow should be Kevin Van Der Perren (Belgium) and Alban Préaubert (France) among others.


22:30
Bowls (Sport)
World Indoor Championships In Norfolk, United Kingdom.
On 5-25 January 2009, the Potters Holiday Resort in Hopton-on-Sea, Norfolk welcomes back the World Indoor Bowls Championships. The seaside holiday park has played host to the world's finest players since January 1999 and is this year celebrating a decade as the Mecca of bowls.


00:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

 

[edward]

Eurosport Listings for Monday 26th January



02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


08:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


13:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


15:30
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Vancouver, Canada.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.


17:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.




19:00
Fight Sport: Fight Club (Sport)
Slamm 6 From Amsterdam.
The Fight Club is an exciting and powerful show promoting the finest Martial Arts tournaments from around the world. It also looks at the culture surrounding the sport. - Mondays: Eurogoals.


22:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


00:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

 

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Eurosport Listings for Tuesday 27th January



02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


06:15
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


08:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


13:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.


17:15
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Schladming, Austria.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.




18:45
All Sports (Sport)
WATTS.
Weekly round-up of all the wacky, funny and downright crazy goings-on in the world of sports.
Launched in 2005, WATTS is one of the most popular programmes on Eurosport. In 2008, WATTS will continue its weekly round-up of all the wacky, funny and downright crazy goings-on in the world of sports.


19:00
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Schladming, Austria.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.


19:45
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Schladming, Austria.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.


20:45
Boxing (Sport)
International Contest In China.
A. Golota (Poland) - R. Austin (USA).


22:00
Rally (Motoring)
Intercontinental Rally Challenge - Monte Carlo.
of the 2009 Intercontinental Rally Challenge (IRC), Monte Carlo is the oldest and most prestigious event in the history. This is the first time the race is part of the IRC calendar.




22:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

 

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Eurosport Listings for Wednesday 28th January



02:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


06:15
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


08:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


12:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.


17:20
Equestrian (Sport)
World Cup In Zurich, Switzerland.
From January 22 to 25, the Rolex F.E.I. Show Jumping World Cup, the prestigious indoor circuit promoted by the International Equestrian Federation, stops in Zurich, Switzerland for stop 9 of 13 of the Western European League as part of the 21st Mercedes-CSI event. This is the first time that the Rolex F.E.I. Show Jumping World Cup is hosted at the Zurich Mercedes-CSI.




18:20
Equestrian Sports: Riders Club (Sport)
Weekly Round-Up Of All The Latest News In The Equestrian World.
Weekly round-up of all the latest news in the world of Equestrian Sports The most prestigious circuit in the world with Tiger Woods and his top rivals. All 31 tournaments from January to November.


20:15
Olympic Magazine (Magazine Programme)
26-minute monthly show looking at the Olympic movement through its institution, athletes, partners and action.


20:45
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
The battle for the victory should include Brian Joubert (France, 2007 World Champion) and Tomas Verner (Czech Republic, 2008 European Champion). The other names to follow should be Kevin Van Der Perren (Belgium) and Alban Préaubert (France) among others.


21:45
All Sports (Sport)
Sport Traveler.
Qatar
Pre-recorded Action.


22:00
Rally (Motoring)
Special Sébastien Loeb.




22:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


02:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.

 

[edward]

Eurosport Listings for Thursday 29th January


02:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


06:15
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


08:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


11:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


14:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.




17:15
All Sports (Sport)
WATTS.
Weekly round-up of all the wacky, funny and downright crazy goings-on in the world of sports.
Launched in 2005, WATTS is one of the most popular programmes on Eurosport. In 2008, WATTS will continue its weekly round-up of all the wacky, funny and downright crazy goings-on in the world of sports.


17:30
Figure Skating (Sport)
European Championship In Helsinki, Finland.
The battle for the victory should include Brian Joubert (France, 2007 World Champion) and Tomas Verner (Czech Republic, 2008 European Champion). The other names to follow should be Kevin Van Der Perren (Belgium) and Alban Préaubert (France) among others.


20:00
Boxing (Sport)
International Contest In USA.
L. Miranda (Mexico) - O. Cruz (Puerto Rico).


22:00
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship.
Relive the 2007 WRC season and the fantastic battle between Sébastien Loeb (France), three-time World Champion (since 2004) and Marcus Grönholm (Finland), World Champion in 2000 and 2002.


22:30
Fight Sport: Fight Club (Sport)
Slamm 6 From Amsterdam.
The Fight Club is an exciting and powerful show promoting the finest Martial Arts tournaments from around the world. It also looks at the culture surrounding the sport.




00:00
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship.
Relive the 2007 WRC season and the fantastic battle between Sébastien Loeb (France), three-time World Champion (since 2004) and Marcus Grönholm (Finland), World Champion in 2000 and 2002.

 

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Eurosport Listings for Friday 30th January



00:00
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship.
Relive the 2007 WRC season and the fantastic battle between Sébastien Loeb (France), three-time World Champion (since 2004) and Marcus Grönholm (Finland), World Champion in 2000 and 2002.


07:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


08:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


11:00
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Rybinsk, Russia (Sport)
Women's 10km Free Technic.


11:30
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Rybinsk, Russia (Sport)
Men 15km Free Technic.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.




12:15
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Garmisch Partenkirchen, Germany.
Men's Downhill
The 2006/2007 Men's World Cup will visit 18 ski resorts and feature 15 Downhills, 6 Super Giants, 7 Giant Slaloms and 10 Slaloms. From Austria to Switzerland, 10 countries will be part of the tour. The 2006 finals will be held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.


12:45
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Garmisch Partenkirchen, Germany.
Men's Downhill
The 2006/2007 Men's World Cup will visit 18 ski resorts and feature 15 Downhills, 6 Super Giants, 7 Giant Slaloms and 10 Slaloms. From Austria to Switzerland, 10 countries will be part of the tour. The 2006 finals will be held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.


13:30
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Sapporo, Japan.
The weekly Wintersports Weekend Magazine is an exclusive 26-minute magazine featuring all the latest news and results of the week as well as interviews with the champions. It also features special items such as the big surprises of the week, plus the exciting duels of the weekend.


14:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


16:00
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Rybinsk, Russia (Sport)
Women's 10km Free Technic.




16:30
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Rybinsk, Russia (Sport)
Men 15km Free Technic.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.


17:15
Football (Sport)
Eurogoals One To One.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.
(2001, PG, 2 Star)


17:30
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Sapporo, Japan.
The weekly Wintersports Weekend Magazine is an exclusive 26-minute magazine featuring all the latest news and results of the week as well as interviews with the champions. It also features special items such as the big surprises of the week, plus the exciting duels of the weekend.


19:00
Stihl Timbersports Series: World Championship In Ireland (Sport)
Programme n°1 Out of 2.
Timber Sports Series is comprised of eight competitive events that challenge competitors in areas of strength, endurance, stamina, tool skills and agility. These events define the event extreme sports. The 8 events are springboard, stock saw, underhand chop, single buck, standing block chop, hot saw, boom run, speed climb.


19:30
Stihl Timbersports Series: World Championship In Ireland (Sport)
2nd and Last Programme.




20:00
Bowls (Sport)
World Indoor Championships In Norfolk, United Kingdom.
On 5-25 January 2009, the Potters Holiday Resort in Hopton-on-Sea, Norfolk welcomes back the World Indoor Bowls Championships. The seaside holiday park has played host to the world's finest players since January 1999 and is this year celebrating a decade as the Mecca of bowls.


21:00
Bowling: World Cup In Ciudad De Mexico, Mexico (Sport)
Men's Final.
The 44th Bowling World Cup took place in Mexico on 7-15 November 2008.


22:00
YOZ (Sport)
All the latest news and the most extreme freeride sessions around the globe in surfing, snowboarding, skiing, skate and BMX.


22:30
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In Ireland.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.


23:15
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Sapporo, Japan.
The weekly Wintersports Weekend Magazine is an exclusive 26-minute magazine featuring all the latest news and results of the week as well as interviews with the champions. It also features special items such as the big surprises of the week, plus the exciting duels of the weekend.




00:00
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In Ireland.
The 2007 World Rally Championship features 16 rounds, including 3 new rallies: Norway, Portugal and Ireland. The round in Ireland is the penultimate.
At the time of writing and after 11 rallies out of 16, the overall rankings were:

 

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Eurosport Listings for Saturday 31st January



00:00
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In Ireland.
The 2007 World Rally Championship features 16 rounds, including 3 new rallies: Norway, Portugal and Ireland. The round in Ireland is the penultimate.
At the time of writing and after 11 rallies out of 16, the overall rankings were:


07:30
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In Ireland.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is now aired daily, from Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00: - on Mondays: Eurogoals The traditional 45-minute magazine features the best goals from around Europe.


08:15
Football (Sport)
Eurogoals One To One.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.
(2001, PG, 2 Star)


08:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


10:30
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Rybinsk, Russia (Sport)
Men and Women - Sprint Freestyle.




12:00
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Garmisch Partenkirchen, Germany.
Men's Downhill
The 2006/2007 Men's World Cup will visit 18 ski resorts and feature 15 Downhills, 6 Super Giants, 7 Giant Slaloms and 10 Slaloms. From Austria to Switzerland, 10 countries will be part of the tour. The 2006 finals will be held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.


13:30
Nordic Combined Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Chaux-Neuve, France.
The 2008/2009 FIS Nordic Combined World Cup started in November in Kuusamo and will end on 15 March in Vikersund, Norway. The World Cup includes 12 rounds and will visit 8 countries: Finland, Norway, Czech Republic, Austria, Germany, Italy, Canada and France.


14:30
Alpine Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Garmisch Partenkirchen, Germany.
Men's Downhill
The 2006/2007 Men's World Cup will visit 18 ski resorts and feature 15 Downhills, 6 Super Giants, 7 Giant Slaloms and 10 Slaloms. From Austria to Switzerland, 10 countries will be part of the tour. The 2006 finals will be held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.


16:00
Biathlon: World Junior Championships In Canmore, Canada (Sport)
Junior Men - Sprint.
Follow the Biathlon rising stars at the Youth and Junior World Championships to be held in Canmore, Canada on 25 January - 3 February. Eurosport will broacast Live the Sprint and Pursuit events on Saturday 31 January and Sunday 1 February.


17:00
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Sapporo, Japan.
The weekly Wintersports Weekend Magazine is an exclusive 26-minute magazine featuring all the latest news and results of the week as well as interviews with the champions. It also features special items such as the big surprises of the week, plus the exciting duels of the weekend.




18:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


20:00
Biathlon: World Junior Championships In Canmore, Canada (Sport)
Junior Men - Sprint.
Follow the Biathlon rising stars at the Youth and Junior World Championships to be held in Canmore, Canada on 25 January - 3 February. Eurosport will broacast Live the Sprint and Pursuit events on Saturday 31 January and Sunday 1 February.


20:30
Biathlon: World Junior Championships In Canmore, Canada (Sport)
Junior Women - Sprint.


21:30
Fight Sport: Fight Club (Sport)
K1 World Grand Prix Final Tokyo ()2 of 2(Part 2 of 2).
The Fight Club is an exciting and powerful show promoting the finest Martial Arts tournaments from around the world. It also looks at the culture surrounding the sport.


23:00
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In Ireland.
The 2007 World Rally Championship features 16 rounds, including 3 new rallies: Norway, Portugal and Ireland. The round in Ireland is the penultimate.
At the time of writing and after 11 rallies out of 16, the overall rankings were:




23:30
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Sapporo, Japan.
The weekly Wintersports Weekend Magazine is an exclusive 26-minute magazine featuring all the latest news and results of the week as well as interviews with the champions. It also features special items such as the big surprises of the week, plus the exciting duels of the weekend.


00:30
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In Ireland.
The 2007 World Rally Championship features 16 rounds, including 3 new rallies: Norway, Portugal and Ireland. The round in Ireland is the penultimate.
At the time of writing and after 11 rallies out of 16, the overall rankings were:

 

[edward]

Eurosport Listings for Sunday 1st February



00:30
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In Ireland.
The 2007 World Rally Championship features 16 rounds, including 3 new rallies: Norway, Portugal and Ireland. The round in Ireland is the penultimate.
At the time of writing and after 11 rallies out of 16, the overall rankings were:


07:30
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Sapporo, Japan.
The 2008/2009 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup started in November in Kuusamo, Finland. The World Cup will tour throughout Europe, visiting following countries: Finland, Norway, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Poland, Canada and Slovenia. One round will also be contested in Japan.


08:30
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Novak Djokovic (Serbia) and Maria Sharapova (Russia) 2007: Roger Federer (Switzerland) and Serena Williams (USA) 2006: Roger Federer and Amélie Mauresmo (France) 2005: Marat Safin (Russia) and Serena Williams.


11:30
Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup In Rybinsk, Russia (Sport)
Women's Pursuit.
The 2008/2009 FIS World Cup started in November in Gaellivare, Sweden. From 22 November to 22 March, the World Cup will visit 17 locations in 11 countries: Sweden, Finland, France, Switzerland, Germany, Czech Republic, Italy, Canada, Estonia, Russia and Norway.


13:00
Nordic Combined Skiing (Sport)
World Cup In Chaux-Neuve, France.
The 2008/2009 FIS Nordic Combined World Cup started in November in Kuusamo and will end on 15 March in Vikersund, Norway. The World Cup includes 12 rounds and will visit 8 countries: Finland, Norway, Czech Republic, Austria, Germany, Italy, Canada and France.




14:00
Cyclo-Cross (Sport)
World Championship In Hoogerhiede, Netherlands.
The 2009 UCI Cyclo-Cross World Championships Men's race will be held in Hoogerheide, Holland on Sunday 1 February. Cyclo-Cross is a discipline run on 2.5 to 3.5 kilometre circuits, including clearings, roads, country lanes and forest tracks. The riders have to complete several laps of the circuit over a period of no more than an hour. To make their way along steep paths, muddy tracks and artificial obstacles, the riders are sometimes forced to carry their bikes.


15:00
Tennis (Sport)
Australian Open In Melbourne.
Day 2
THREE LADIES FOR A CROWN
Justine Hénin-Hardenne (Belgium) is the current World No. 1. She took the lead of the rankings right after the WTA Tour Championships that she won. She also won the French Open (for the third time in her career) and was a finalist at the three other Grand Slams, which is an amazing performance. She would like to take revenge in Melbourne as she had to retire from the final last year.


17:00
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Sapporo, Japan.
The weekly Wintersports Weekend Magazine is an exclusive 26-minute magazine featuring all the latest news and results of the week as well as interviews with the champions. It also features special items such as the big surprises of the week, plus the exciting duels of the weekend.


18:00
Biathlon: World Junior Championships In Canmore, Canada (Sport)
Junior Men - Pursuit.
Follow the Biathlon rising stars at the Youth and Junior World Championships to be held in Canmore, Canada on 25 January - 3 February. Eurosport will broacast Live the Sprint and Pursuit events on Saturday 31 January and Sunday 1 February.


19:15
Boxing (Sport)
In Germany.
A. Abraham (Germany).




21:00
Biathlon: World Junior Championships In Canmore, Canada (Sport)
Junior Men - Pursuit.
Follow the Biathlon rising stars at the Youth and Junior World Championships to be held in Canmore, Canada on 25 January - 3 February. Eurosport will broacast Live the Sprint and Pursuit events on Saturday 31 January and Sunday 1 February.


21:30
Biathlon: World Junior Championships In Canmore, Canada (Sport)
Junior Women - Pursuit.
Created in 1991, Eurogoals is aired daily, Mondays to Fridays, at 18:00. A new member "Eurogoals One to One" is joining the series from January 2009. - Mondays: Eurogoals - Fridays: Eurogoals Weekend.


22:15
Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In Ireland.
The 2007 World Rally Championship features 16 rounds, including 3 new rallies: Norway, Portugal and Ireland. The round in Ireland is the penultimate.
At the time of writing and after 11 rallies out of 16, the overall rankings were:


22:45
Ski Jumping (Sport)
World Cup In Sapporo, Japan.
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Rally (Motoring)
World Championship In Ireland.
The 2007 World Rally Championship features 16 rounds, including 3 new rallies: Norway, Portugal and Ireland. The round in Ireland is the penultimate.
At the time of writing and after 11 rallies out of 16, the overall rankings were: