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Supercars Game of Thrones Round

From Thursday 11 April at 4.30pm

F1 CHINESE GRAND PRIX AND USA MOTOGP

Supercars drivers are ready for a high-speed war with Game of Thrones Round at Phillip Island the battle ground in the race to sit on the Iron Throne, Exclusively Live and Ad-break free during racing on FOX SPORTS with coverage from Thursday, April 11 at 4.30pm.

This seaside Victorian circuit provides a setting cut straight from a GoT scene with its picturesque layout is set to be overtaken with thrones fever, when 24 Supercars storm around the famous Grand Prix circuit.

With corners such as Siberia there will be no doubt “winter is coming” and defending series champion Scott McLaughlin will have to keep a tight guard on his crown, with the powerful and proud Lannister-like brigade of Shane van Gisbergen and Jamie Whincup plotting the resurgence of the famous lion of Holden; along with the scheming Tyrion-type and joker in the pack – David Reynolds.

Viewers will be strapped in for a mega weekend of motorsport on FOX SPORTS, with every session of the Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix and USA MotoGP also available Live and Exclusive from Friday, April 12.

In the FOX SPORTS studio for Supercars GoT Round, reigning Bathurst 1000 champion Craig Lowndes, will join Mark Skaife and Jess Yates to give Foxtel customers insights and analysis across the weekend, plus Chris Stubbs with all the breaking news.

The team are joined by Supercars Experts Neil Crompton, Greg Murphy , technical analyst Mark Larkham and pit lane reporter Riana Crehan.

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Supercars Perth SuperNight Race

RACING LIVE ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT

The Supercars championship fight will go under lights when the PIRTEK Perth SuperNight is Live and Ad-break free during racing on FOX SPORTS this Thursday from 2.30pm AEST.

In the FOX SPORTS studio, reigning Bathurst 1000 champion Craig Lowndes, will join Mark Skaife and host Jess Yates to give Foxtel customers insights and analysis across the weekend, plus Chris Stubbs with all the breaking news.

The team are joined by Supercars Experts Neil Crompton, Greg Murphy , technical analyst Mark Larkham and pit lane reporter Riana Crehan.

Thurs 2 May
Coverage from 2.30pm
Supercars Trackside LIVE at 7.30pm
Supercars Practice 1 at 8.40pm
FOX SPORTS 506

Fri 3 May
Coverage from 2.15pm
Supercars Qualifying at 5.25pm
Supercars Race at 8.45pm

Sat 4 May
Coverage from 1.55pm
Supercars Qualifying at 4.50pm
Supercars Race at 8.45pm

All times in AEST

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wonder if that happens this week during the magic weekend in brisbane… andrew voss or warren smith could do that for fox. or matt Thompson for nine. quentin hull might do it for abc, same thing with andrew moore.

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2019 PGA CHAMPIONSHIP

FRIDAY 17 MAY 17 TO MONDAY 20 MAY

The golf world will turn its attention to the year’s second major tournament when FOX SPORTS, on Foxtel, presents comprehensive coverage of the 2019 PGA CHAMPIONSHIP from May 17-20.

The demanding Bethpage Black Course in Long Island, New York will host the 2019 PGA Championship with one of the strongest fields, comprising 156 players, contesting the 101st instalment of the prestigious tournament and aiming to win one of golf’s most prized possessions, the coveted Wanamaker Trophy.

FOX SPORTS 503 will present daily coverage of the prestigious tournament, with LIVE first round action in HD available from 3.00am to 9.00am on Friday, May 17. Coverage will continue across the weekend with LIVE final round coverage on Monday, May 20 from 4.00am to 9.00am.

Immediately following each day’s broadcast FOX SPORTS 503 will also air LIVE FROM THE PGA CHAMPIONSHIP , a two-hour review of the day’s play with interviews and analysis from a panel including former tour professionals David Duval, Brandel Chamblee and Frank Nobilo .

FOX SPORTS 503

Friday 17 May
Round One – LIVE from 3.00am to 9.00am
Live from the PGA Championships – 9.00am to 11.00am

Saturday 18 May
Round Two – LIVE from 3.00am to 9.30am
Live from the PGA Championships – 9.30am to 11.30am

Sunday 19 May
Round Three – LIVE from 4.00am to 9.00am
Live from the PGA Championships – 9.00am to 11.00am

Monday 20 May
Final Round – LIVE from 4.00am to 9.00am
Live from the PGA Championships – 9.00am to 11.00am

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2019 Hyundai A-League Grand Final

The stage is set for A-League’s biggest match, and football fans will be able to watch the most comprehensive coverage of the 2019 Hyundai A-League Grand Final LIVE, with no ad-breaks during play and in HD on FOX SPORTS, on Foxtel.

On Sunday, May 19, the 2018/19 Hyundai A-League will reach its crescendo when Perth Glory goes head to head with Sydney FC at Optus Stadium, Perth where the winning team will be crowned 2019 Hyundai A-League Champions.

Coverage begins from 5.30pm AEST, with the Grand Final kicking off at 6.30pm AEST on FOX SPORTS 505.

FOX SPORTS’ pre-game coverage will feature an expert panel including Tara Rushton, Mark Bosnich, John Kosmina and Robbie Slater.

From kick off, expert commentators Simon Hill and Andy Harper will call all of the action alongside Adam Peacock, Luke Wilkshire and Jamie Harnwell.

FOX SPORTS’ expert commentator Simon Hill said of the Grand Final:

“Really excited to go back to Perth, it is the first time in the A-League era the Grand Final will be in WA. The last time a final was in WA was in 2003 in the days of the NSL.

“It is going to be a fantastic atmosphere at the new Optus Stadium in Perth with 50,000 people and we get to watch the two best teams in the competition going head to head after finishing first and second on the ladder. What an amazing way to end the season.

“I expect it to be a very close game with a repeat of the explosiveness in last Friday’s Semi-Final between Perth and Adelaide.”

At the conclusion of the match, FOX SPORTS will showcase all the celebrations with coverage of the official presentation.

Following the celebrations, Tara Rushton will host all the Grand Final discussions on Sunday Shootout with Archie Thompson and John Kosmina.

FOX SPORTS is exclusively available on Foxtel.

Foxtel subscribers can also stream FOX SPORTS’ coverage of the 2019 Hyundai A-League Grand Final on Foxtel Go or Foxtel Now.

FOX SPORTS’ BROADCAST SCHEDULE
2019 Hyundai A-League Grand Final
Sunday, May 19
Perth Glory v Sydney FC
FOX SPORTS 505
Pre-Match Coverage: 5.30pm
Kick Off: 6.30pm
Post-Match Coverage: 8.30pm
*AEST times

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2019 French Open

FOX SPORTS, on Foxtel, will deliver tennis fans the most comprehensive coverage of the year’s second grand slam, when Roland-Garros 2019 swings into action on Sunday, May 26.

FOX SPORTS will air over 200 hours of LIVE coverage in HD of the tournament from the opening day through to the Men’s and Women’s Singles Finals.

The world’s most famous clay tournament will take place at the Stade Roland Garros in Paris, France from Sunday, May 26 to Sunday, June 9 and will feature the world’s best tennis players vying for the trophy.

FOX SPORTS’ daily coverage begins Sunday, May 26 at 6.50pm AEST on FOX SPORTS More 507.

Each day prior to LIVE coverage beginning, FOX SPORTS will also showcase daily highlights of the competition meaning viewers will not miss any of the action.

Former Australian Davis Cup player Sam Groth will join the FOX SPORTS team to call the action throughout the two-week tournament.

“I’m really excited for the second grand slam of the year,” Groth said.

“After winning in Rome, I feel like Rafael Nadal is once again the man to beat, and having faced him in Paris before myself, I’m glad I’m on this side of the camera.”

The King of clay, Rafael Nadal, will start as favourite to defend his 2018 title, but will face a strong field of competitors including Novak Djokovic, Stan Wawrinka, Alexander Zverev and rising star Stefano Tsitsipas. Roger Federer is also set to return to Roland-Garros for the first time since 2015.

In the women’s event, Simona Halep will be defending her championship title against world number one, Naomi Osaka and will go up against the likes of Serena Williams, Petra Kvitova, Angelique Kerber and Sloane Stephens.

Carrying the local hopes for the men’s draw is Australia’s young gun Alex De Minaur and Nick Kyrgios. Ashleigh Barty, coming straight off the back of her first Miami Open title win, and Daria Gavrilova will lead the charge for the women.

FOX SPORTS is exclusively available on Foxtel.

Foxtel subscribers can also stream FOX SPORTS’ coverage of the Roland-Garros 2019 on Foxtel Go or Foxtel Now.

FOX SPORTS’ BROADCAST SCHEDULE
Sunday May 26
Day 1
FOX SPORTS More 507
6.50pm

Monday May 27
Day 2
FOX SPORTS 506
6.50pm

Tuesday May 28
Day 3
FOX SPORTS 503
6.50pm

Wednesday May 29
Day 4
FOX SPORTS 503
6.50pm

Thursday May 30
Day 5
FOX SPORTS 503
6.50pm

Friday May 31
Day 6
FOX SPORTS 503
6.50pm

Saturday June 1
Day 7
FOX SPORTS 505
6.50pm

Sunday June 2
Day 8
FOX SPORTS 505
6.50pm

Monday June 3
Day 9
FOX SPORTS 505
6.50pm

Tuesday June 4
Men’s & Women’s QF
FOX SPORTS 505
9.50pm

Wednesday June 5
Men’s & Women’s QF
FOX SPORTS 506
9.50pm

Thursday June 6
Women’s SF
FOX SPORTS 506
10.30pm

Friday June 7
Men’s SF
FOX SPORTS 505
8.40pm

Saturday June 8
Women’s Final
FOX SPORTS 503
10.50pm

Sunday June 9
Men’s Final
FOX SPORTS 505
11.00pm

*AEST times

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I wonder why they can’t keep it on the same channel all week.

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I’m surprised that Fox Sports hasn’t farmed off its rights to the French Open and Wimbledon to ESPN!

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I think it’s because 503 and/or 505 will broadcast some Cricket World Cup matches in the next two weeks (there are occasions when two matches are held on the same day). 503 will also show overlapping AFL matches on Saturdays.

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Yeah, I imagine it will happen, they never put that much effort in the coverage anyways. Eurosport and their player with every court is so much better

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Magnificent Week of Motorsport

FOX SPORTS is all gridded up for an epic weekend of Motorsport with the Monaco Grand Prix, Supercars and the Indianapolis 500 all LIVE on Foxtel this weekend.

Viewers will be able to watch Australia’s Daniel Ricciardo and Will Power defend their Monaco GP and Indy 500 crowns with LIVE coverage back-to-back on Sunday night after a full day of Supercars coverage.

The lights will go out from 6.45pm tonight (Thursday 23 May) with fastest cars in the world on the glamourous streets of Monte Carlo getting the Jewel in the crown event of the Formula 1 season underway with Practice 1.

Ricciardo will face stiff opposition in his new surroundings at Renault with Lewis Hamilton, Valterri Bottas, Max Verstappen, Sebastian Vettel plus Monaco local Charles Leclerc, out to win on his home streets, when drivers look to honour F1 legend and Ferrari world champion driver, Niki Lauda.

On Friday the Supercars championship is set for a showdown deep in Ned Kelly country with the Winton SuperSprint Live and ad-break free during racing on FOX SPORTS across the weekend.

In the FOX SPORTS trackside studio, reigning Bathurst 1000 champion Craig Lowndes, will join Mark Skaife and host Jess Yates to give Foxtel customers insights and analysis across the weekend, plus Chris Stubbs with all the breaking news.

The team are joined by Supercars Experts Neil Crompton, Greg Murphy, technical analyst Mark Larkham and pit lane reporter Riana Crehan.

FOX SPORTS expert commentator, Mark Skaife, said: “Winton is a short, tight and twisty circuit that offers quite a technical challenge to teams and drivers and produces very close racing.”

“A key point to note is that it’s not very sensitive circuit to aerodynamics and given the record of the Holden Commodore teams that test there, I think that we will see a very close contest this weekend.

“History suggests that Winton can produce surprise winners and if any of the top teams encounter trouble expect the Nissans of Rick Kelly and Andre Heimgartner along with the Brad Jones Racing Commodores of Tim Slade and Nick Percat to be right there to pick up the pieces.”

Foxtel subscribers can also stream FOX SPORTS’ motorsports coverage where and when they want using Foxtel Go or Foxtel Now.

FOX SPORTS is exclusively available on Foxtel.

FOX SPORTS’ BROADCAST SCHEDULE
FIA Formula 1 World Championship
Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix
Virgin Australia Supercars Championship: Truck Assist Winton SuperSprint
Indianapolis 500

Thurs 23 May
F1 Monaco Practice 1 at 6.45pm
F1 Monaco Practice 2 at 10.45pm
FOX SPORTS 506

Fri 24 May
Supercars Coverage from 1.15pm
Supercars Trackside LIVE at 3.40pm
FOX SPORTS 506

Sat 25 May
Supercars Coverage from 8.15am
Supercars Qualifying at 11.10am
Supercars Race 13 at 1.45pm
F1 Monaco Practice 3 at 7.45pm
F1 Monaco Qualifying at 11.00pm
FOX SPORTS 506

Sun 26 May
Supercars coverage from 8.15am
Supercars Qualifying 11.10am
Supercars Race 14 at 1.45pm
F1 Monaco Grand Prix at 9.30pm
FOX SPORTS 506

Mon 27 May
Indianapolis 500 from 2.00am
FOX SPORTS 506

*All times in AEST

Note: practice, qualifying and race sessions of Monaco Grand Prix will also be shown live in 4K, on channel 444.

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Fox Clips Innovation puts Rugby in the hands of fans

WORLD FIRST CLIP SHARING TECHNOLOGY FOX CLIPS TO DEBUT THIS WEEKEND ON SUPER RUGBY

Introducing FOX Clips – a world-first innovation from FOX SPORTS and Rugby Australia that lets fans share any rugby moment from TV. This will be the first time that a viewer of a live sports broadcast has had the power to create and share clips of sporting highlights with their friends on social media.
Available for anyone to use in Rugby Australia’s Xplorer app, FOX Clips uses proprietary image recognition technology to identify what program you are watching and then lets you turn it into a clip and share it.

Link to promo video

“Fox Clips is yet another way that the Rugby Xplorer App brings fans closer to the game” said Adam Freier, Rugby Australia’s Head of Marketing and Digital. “Every fan has a unique perspective on the game and now they can share that with other fans using the Rugby Xplorer App and Fox Clips”
FOX Clips can only be used on any live FOX SPORTS channel broadcast of a rugby program, whether it is a live match, replay or magazine program. You could be watching FOX SPORTS on your TV at home, on your computer at work or even at the pub.
Using the Rugby Xplorer app, fans simply take a picture of their TV, edit their clip and share it. See a brilliant try or hilarious falcon? Share it on Twitter with friends in Australia. Catch your mate in the crowd at the game? Snap your TV and send it to him on Messenger.
“We’re always looking at new ways to enhance the fan experience,” said FOXSPORTS Head of Digital Brad Schultz. “FOX Clips is yet another innovation bringing our audience closer to the sports that they love by giving them full control of the experience from TV to mobile to social media.”
FOX Clips’ underlying technology, which has a patent pending, was developed by Snapscreen Application GmbH in Austria and has been licensed to FOX SPORTS by Snapscreen Australia.
“Snapscreen is delighted to continue our partnership with FOX SPORTS to support its relationship with Rugby Australia and bring this world first solution to rugby fans,” says Thomas Willomitzer, Founder and CEO of Snapscreen.
Download Rugby Xplorer on iOS or Android to get snapping then share your clips with all of your social tools including Facebook, Twitter, Messenger, WhatsApp, SMS and email.

iOS download link
Android download link

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Fox Sports will use two channels to show the French Open tonight. Channel 506 features the quarter final between Ashleigh Barty and Madison Keys, while other matches will be on Channel 507.

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They’ve been doing that for a while…

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Supercars Darwin Triple Crown and Catalunya MotoGP

The challenge that is yet to be conquered – the BetEasy Darwin Triple Crown – is in Scott McLaughlin’s sight and 24 other drivers will be standing in his way as he bids to make history – Exclusively Live this weekend on FOX SPORTS, on Foxtel.

The Triple Crown, which comprises winning the two races and the Top 10 Shootout at Hidden Valley Raceway in Darwin, hasn’t been won since its introduction in 2009 at a circuit that has produced nine different winners from the past 11 Supercars races.

Foxtel will have every moment of the action, starting with Supercars Trackside tomorrow from 4.30pm. On-track the action will commence at 11.30am Friday with Supercars Practice before Race 15 (120kms) and Race 16 (200kms) of the Virgin Australia Supercars Championship take place on Saturday and Sunday.

In the FOX SPORTS studio, reigning Bathurst 1000 champion Craig Lowndes, will join Mark Skaife and Jess Yates to give Foxtel audiences insights and analysis across the weekend, plus Chris Stubbs with all the breaking news.

The team is joined by Supercars experts Neil Crompton, Greg Murphy, technical analyst Mark Larkham and pit lane reporter Riana Crehan.

FOX SPORTS expert commentator and five-time Supercars champion, Mark Skaife, said: “This is a signature event of the Supercars season with its party carnival atmosphere, fantastic amphitheatre viewing areas for fans and the circuit itself having one of the longest straights on the calendar.

“The drama often unfolds at the end of this long straight that is followed by a tight turn one, producing an interesting first corner of the race when 25 Supercars pile in there at high speed. The Darwin weather, being so hot compared to everywhere else we visit on the calendar, presents a physical challenge for drivers with temperatures inside the cars regularly soaring above 50 degrees.

“The Shell V-Power Racing Ford Mustangs have been strong everywhere this season, but this is a circuit that I believe will suit the Holden Commodores very well. Due to the length of the front straight the Red Bull Holden Racing Team of Jamie Whincup and Shane van Gisbergen will be strong as will David Reynolds, who is traditionally very fast at this circuit.

“Nissan have also been very strong historically at this venue so there’s probably around a dozen serious contenders this weekend, I can’t wait to see how it unfolds.”

After the chequered flag drops in Darwin on Sunday, motorsport fans can also tune into the MotoGP World Championship with the support events for the Catalunya Grand Prix from 4.30pm.

FOX SPORTS’ MotoGP experts Chris Vermeulen and Kevin MaGee alongside host Chris Stubbs will deliver a comprehensive preview before in the MotoGP Paddock Show from 6.00pm, featuring an exclusive interview with Suzuki rider Alex Rins and all the rumblings from behind closed doors with the Paddock Spy.

Former MotoGP race winner Vermeulen, said: “This is a great Grand Prix at a fast and flowing style circuit lined by 100,000 screaming fans.

“The Ducatis are usually strong here which bodes well for Jack Miller, who has done a lot of extra practice days at the Catalunya circuit recently so he will be a good chance of a podium or even a win if things go his way.

“Miller’s main obstacle however will be Marc Marquez and he will be on a mission at his home Grand Prix with his fan base out in full force from his home town just down the road.

“Valentino Rossi will be fired up for a strong result after a disappointing last start crash at his home Grand Prix and the Catalunya circuit is one he has done well at in the past – he holds the record with 10 wins.”

Foxtel subscribers can also stream FOX SPORTS’ Supercars and MotoGP coverage where and when they want using Foxtel GO or Foxtel Now.

FOX SPORTS is exclusively available on Foxtel.

FOX SPORTS’ BROADCAST SCHEDULE
Virgin Australia Supercars Championship
BetEasy Darwin Triple Crown

MotoGP World Championship
Grand Prix of Catalunya

Thursday, June 13
Supercars Trackside from Hidden Valley Raceway at 4.30pm
FOX SPORTS 506
Foxtel GO

Friday, June 14
Coverage from 11.30am
Supercars Practice 1 at 11.40am
Supercars Practice 2 at 2.15pm

Saturday, June 15
Supercars Practice 3 from 11.20am
Supercars Qualifying at 1.45pm
Supercars Race 15 at 4.45pm
MotoGP Catalunya Qualifying at 10.00pm

Sunday, June 16
Supercars Qualifying at 9.55am
Supercars Top 10 Shootout at 11.35am
Supercars Race 16 at 2.00pm
MotoGP Catalunya Race 9.30pm

*All times in AEST

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It is believed that Fox Sports has asked Rugby Australia to pay some of the production costs for the broadcasts of the Australian Rugby Championship, and that Fox has approached other broadcasters in an attempt to on-sell the rights to the FFA Cup with SBS apparently interested. SBS, Seven and Ten are all thought to have had talks about buying some A-League games from Fox.

More:

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Super Rugby finals and Junior Wallabies

The Brumbies and the Junior Wallabies will fly the flag for Australian rugby when they take on the best in the world this weekend Exclusively Live on FOX SPORTS, on Foxtel.

Starting tonight, the 2019 Vodafone Super Rugby Finals come to life with a New Zealand derby when the defending champion Crusaders host the Highlanders. In studio FOX RUGBY’s Drew Mitchell, Stephen Hoiles and Justin Harrison will be hosted by Nick McArdle from 5pm AEST.

On Saturday, the Brumbies will carry the nations hopes of Super Rugby glory and FOX SPORTS will build up to kick-off with a special pre-game panel featuring George Gregan, Tim Horan, Rod Kafer, Phil Kearns, Greg Clark and Nick McArdle all LIVE from GIO Stadium, Canberra from 5pm ahead of the Hurricanes vs Bulls, before the Brumbies vs Sharks from 7.20pm.

FOX RUGBY expert commentator and former Brumbies captain, Stephen Hoiles, said: “The Brumbies go in as favourites but the Sharks will be up for a fight and have proven they are more than capable of pulling off an upset this season.”

“The Brumbies will need to weather the storm early and be patient. They can apply pressure with their scrum which will lead to penalties and their potent driving maul, which has been their main point scoring weapon all season.

“Rory Arnold leads their forward pack by example and his influence at the set piece will be crucial to the outcome of this match. Despite the praise that the Brumbies forwards receive they’re quite a well-balanced team across the park with backs Christian Lealiifano, Tevita Kuridrani and Tom Banks all in great form.

“It’s going to be a physical game on a cold night down in Canberra, I’m expecting a close scoreline and the Brumbies to prevail and continue into week 2 of the finals.”

Then on Sunday morning the next generation of Wallabies will take the final step on their road to World Rugby U20 Championship when the Junior Wallabies take on France in the Final.

FOX RUGBY’s Andrew Swain will call the game LIVE from Rosario, Argentina with coverage on FOX SPORTS 506 and Foxtel GO.

Every 2019 Vodafone Super Rugby game is LIVE, ad-break free during play and in HD on FOX SPORTS.

FOX SPORTS is available on Foxtel.

FOX SPORTS’ BROADCAST SCHEDULE
Friday, June 21
5pm: Crusaders vs Highlanders
Commentators: Drew Mitchell, Stephen Hoiles, Justin Harrison and host Nick McArdle

FOX SPORTS 507
Saturday, June 22
8am: Jaguares vs Chiefs, LIVE on FOX SPORTS 505
5pm: Hurricanes vs Bulls, LIVE on FOX SPORTS 507
7.20pm: Brumbies vs Sharks, LIVE on FOX SPORTS 507
Commentators: George Gregan, Tim Horan, Rod Kafer, Phil Kearns, Nick McArdle and Greg Clark Live from GIO Stadium all night from 5pm.

Sunday, June 23
World Rugby Under 20 Championship Final
Australia vs France
4.20am: LIVE on FOX SPORTS 506, catch up on Foxtel GO
Commentary from Andrew Swain

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Foxtel would be wise to give up the Australian Soccer rights even if they had to pay $10 Million Dollars a year for the rest of current broadcasting rights agreement.

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Wimbledon 2019

Begins Monday 1 July at 8.00pm AEST on FOX SPORTS 505.

LIVE COVERAGE FROM OPENING ROUND TO QUARTER FINALS

SPECIAL LIVE PRE-SHOW WITH ADAM PEACOCK AND TENNIS GREATS BORIS BECKER AND KIM CLIJSTERS

FOX SPORTS, on Foxtel, will deliver tennis fans coverage of the year’s third and most prestigious Grand Slam when The Championships, Wimbledon 2019 swings into action on Monday, July 1.

FOX SPORTS will air over 200 hours of LIVE coverage in HD of the tournament from the opening day through to the Quarter-Finals. FOX SPORTS will broadcast delayed coverage of the tournament from the Quarter-Finals onwards.

The world’s most famous grass tournament will take place at the All England Lawn Tennis Club in London, United Kingdom with the first serve from Monday, July 1 and will feature the world’s best tennis players vying for the title and trophy.

Aussie hero Ash Barty comes into the tournament on an electric high after a history breaking title win at Roland-Garros and soaring her way to a record breaking world No. 1 ranking overnight with her Birmingham win. Also crowd favourite, Barty has great form on grass and has previously won the women’s singles title at Junior Wimbledon in 2011.

FOX SPORTS’ LIVE coverage of the tournament begins Monday, July 1 at 8.00pm AEST on FOX SPORTS 505.

Prior to the day’s on-court coverage tennis fans will be treated to a special LIVE pre-show Daily Serve with a full panel of talent, hosted by FOX SPORTS expert commentator Adam Peacock , who will be joined by tennis greats Boris Becker and Kim Clijsters to preview all of the action.

FOX SPORTS will also showcase daily highlights of the competition meaning tennis fans won’t miss a moment of the action.

“Wimbledon is the best tournament in the world and there is never shortage of storylines, especially this year after Ash’s success in Paris. Each day we’ll delve into the big topics, and have a few laughs of course, on the Daily Serve with two undoubted legends of the sport in Boris and Kim,” FOX SPORTS expert commentator Adam Peacock said.

In the women’s tournament Barty will be up against reigning 2018 champion Angelique Kerber and world number one Naomi Osaka , as well as the likes of Serena Williams, Simona Halep, Sloane Stephens and Petra Kvitova .

In the men’s competition, world number one Novak Djokovic returns to defend his 2018 title and will face a strong field of competitors including Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Dominic Thiem, Stan Wawrinka and Alexander Zverev .

Carrying the Aussie hopes for the men’s draw are young guns Alex De Minaur and Alexei Popyrin .

FOX SPORTS BROADCAST SCHEDULE

Monday, July 1
1st Round 8.00pm LIVE

Tuesday, July 2
1st Round 8.00pm LIVE

Wednesday, July 3
2nd Round 8.00pm LIVE

Thursday, July 4
2nd Round 8.00pm LIVE

Friday, July 5
3rd Round 8.00pm LIVE

Saturday, July 6
3rd Round 8.00pm LIVE

Sunday, July 7
NO TOURNAMENT PLAY

Monday, July 8
Round of 16 10.00pm LIVE

Tuesday, July 9 10.00pm LIVE
Men’s & Women’s QF
*Only 2 QF’s

Wednesday, July 10 10.00pm LIVE
Men’s & Women’s QF
*Only 2 QF’s

END OF LIVE COVERAGE

Wednesday, July 10 6.00am Delayed
Men’s & Women’s QF

Thursday, July 11 6.00am Delayed
Men’s & Women’s QF

Friday, July 12 8.00am Delayed
Women’s SF

Saturday, July 13 10.00am Delayed
Men’s SF

Sunday, July 14 10.00am Delayed
Women’s Final

Monday, July 15 8.00am Delayed
Men’s Final

AEST times

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SUPER RUGBY SEMI-FINALS

SATURDAY 29 JUNE

BRUMBIES VS JAGUARES: 8.30AM – CRUSADERS VS HURRICANES: 5.00PM

The Brumbies will carry the hopes of the nation with them as the shining lights of Australian rugby stampede into their elimination semi-final – exclusively LIVE and ad-break free on FOX SPORTS, on Foxtel – this Saturday, June 29, from 8.30am AEST.

After early season setbacks, the Brumbies have rallied to become the success story of Australian Super Rugby in 2019 and find themselves one win away from the Super Rugby Final if they can beat the Jaguares in Argentina on Saturday morning.

FOX SPORTS will have Australian rugby fans covered with a pre and post-game analysis from George Gregan , Drew Mitchell , Phil Kearns and host Nick McArdle from 8.30am before the voice of rugby in Australia, Greg Clark , calls the match alongside Tim Horan and Stephen Hoiles at 9.05am on FOX SPORTS MORE (507) and Foxtel GO.

FOX SPORTS’ BROADCAST SCHEDULE

2019 Vodafone Super Rugby semi-finals

Saturday, June 29

8am: Jaguares vs Brumbies, LIVE on FOX SPORTS MORE (507)
Match Commentary: Greg Clark, Tim Horan and Stephen Hoiles
Studio panel: George Gregan, Drew Mitchell, Phil Kearns and Nick McArdle

5pm: Crusaders vs Hurricanes, LIVE on FOX SPORTS 505
Studio panel: Rod Kafer, Greg Martin, Justin Harrison and Nick McArdle