Does anyone know if SBS will show matches in the upcoming NBA season? I think the last year in their previous deal was 2021-2022 season
SBS will broadcast the 2022 FIFA U-20 Womenâs World Cup live from Costa Rica, which starts on August 10 local time. SBS will cover all the Young Matildasâ matches from the tournament, as well as the semi-finals and the final.
Iâm sure they would invest more IF that was all they had, but as you said Olympics et al takes up much of the budget.
2022 Vuelta a España
The race will depart from the Dutch city of Utrecht this year, with the first three stages starting and finishing in the Netherlands before a rest day will allow for a transfer into Spain.
Stage four begins from the city of Vitoria-Gasteiz in Basque Country as the race makes its way to the finish in Madrid at the historical district of Paisaje de la Luz, or Landscape of Light where the winner will be crowned.
PrimoĆŸ RogliÄ (Jumbo-Visma) took out last yearâs race, with Enric Mas (Movistar) finishing second and Australian Jack Haig (Bahrain Victorious) taking third overall. After both sustaining injuries at the Tour de France, itâs unclear if RogliÄ and Haig will appear at this yearâs Vuelta.
There are many notable names confirmed for this yearâs event, with Australian Giro dâItalia winner Jai Hindley (BORA-Hansgrohe) and runner-up Richard Carapaz (INEOS Grenadiers) as well as Vincenzo Nibali (Astana) and Alejandro Valverde (Movistar) who will compete in their final Grand Tours.
Also confirmed is Belgian time trial champion Remco Evenepoel (Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl) who will be one of the favourites for the overall classification and is looking to be in great form after a stunning solo victory at the San Sebastian Classic.
The womenâs race, the Challenge by La Vuelta will again feature on SBS in an extended format, with five tough stages mapped out for the top riders in the peloton alongside the final five stages of the menâs race.
The Vuelta will mark the final chapter in an incredible year of cycling Grand Tours, so you wonât want to miss any of the action on SBS.
Vuelta a España 2022 on SBS
Saturday, August 20
Stage 1
02:25-04:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Stage 2
21:05-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS On Demand
22:30-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS
Sunday, August 21
Stage 3
20:20-01:20 AEST
LIVE on SBS On Demand
23:00-01:20 AEST
LIVE on SBS On Demand
Monday, August 22
REST DAY
Tuesday, August 23
Stage 4
23:00-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Wednesday, August 24
Stage 5
22:50-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Thursday, August 25
Stage 6
23:00-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Friday, August 26
Stage 7
22:50-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Saturday, August 27
Stage 8
21:05- 01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS On Demand
22:30-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS
Sunday, August 28
Stage 9
20:30-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS On Demand
23:00-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS
Monday, August 29
REST DAY
Tuesday, August 30
Stage 10
23:00-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Wednesday, August 31
Stage 11
22:50-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Thursday, September 1
Stage 12
23:00-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Friday, September 2
Stage 13
22:50-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Saturday, September 3
Stage 14
22:50-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Sunday, September 4
Stage 15
21:00-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS On Demand
23:10-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS
Monday, September 5
REST DAY
Tuesday, September 6
Stage 16
23:00-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Wednesday, September 7
Stage 17
22:50-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Thursday, September 8
Stage 18
22:50-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Friday, September 9
Stage 19
22:50-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Saturday, September 10
Stage 20
20:25-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS On Demand
22:15-01:50 AEST
LIVE on SBS
Monday, September 12
Stage 21
01:20-04:30 AEST
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Challenge by La Vuelta
September 7- September 11
The womenâs five stage race features a tough parcours this season which is set suit the climbers.
Promo
NITV to broadcast live from historic 50th Koori Knockout carnival
National Indigenous Television (NITV) and SBS will be at the heart of the 50th Koori Knockout series from Friday 30 September to Monday 3 October. Dedicated to league-loving viewers from the beginning, the Koori Knockout is rugby league at its best, now with more than 150 teams across the menâs, womenâs and junior tournaments competing for the top prize.
This year marks NITVâs 13th broadcast of the Knockout, with the channel once again the official media partner for the event. This is the first time the popular community-run tournament has happened since 2019 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and will be one of the largest gatherings of Indigenous peoples in Australia.
NITV will bring full day live match coverage of the semi-final clashes on Sunday 2 October, and on Monday 3 October both NITV and SBS will air full day live match coverage of the grand final from 2:30pm to 5.30pm.NITV Online will host two days of coverage on Facebook Live and SBS On Demand on Friday 30 September and Saturday 1 October.
Hosting from the grounds are presenters Dan Conifer and Brad Cooke, who will be joined by Djuro Sen on Monday, grand finals day. Also joining the team are ex-NRL players Dean Widders, Timana Tahu and Beau Champion, Over the Black Dot panel member Bo de la Cruz, NRLW Newcastle Knights Head Coach Ronald Griffiths and more.
SBS Director of Indigenous Content, Tanya Denning-Orman said: âNITV is thrilled that the Koori Knockout is back for the first time in a number of years, and we are committed to showcasing all tiers of rugby league once again. We are excited to bring our viewers all the action from the 50th Koori Knockout.
âThe Knockout is as much a celebration of sport as it is a modern-day corroboree centred on family, community and local Aboriginal culture.â
Koori Knockout will be hosted at Bomaderry Sporting Complex and Rugby Park in Nowra and is also known by the name of the NSW Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout.
Canterbury Bulldogs winger Josh Addo-Carr is one of many Aboriginal NRL players lining up to play in this yearâs Koori Knockout at the end of their season. St George Illawarra Dragons NRL player Tyrell Fuimaono will also play in this yearâs tournament.
In supporting coverage, The Point will celebrate the long-awaited return of the Koori Knockout and include interviews with numerous league teams in preparation for the competition. This episode of The Point will premiere on Tuesday 27 September at 7.30pm.
Koori Knockout coverage overview:
- Watch a special episode of The Point on Tuesday 27 September at 7.30pm featuring Koori Knockout interviews.
- Catch the Koori Knockout on NITV Online, on Facebook Live and SBS On Demand on Friday 30 September and Saturday 1 October.
- The Koori Knockout will air live on NITV on Sunday 2 October and on both NITV and SBS on Monday 3 October from 9am - 5.30pm.
Join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter using #KooriKnockout. Replays will be available via SBS On Demand after broadcast.
So another stint of NBA on Australian TV comes to an end.
Most fans wonât be affected as they subscribe to NBA League Pass anyway.
Looks like ESPNâs upgraded deal might have put paid to SBS.
SBS Sport will be hosting a livestream of the Tour de France route presentation from 8.30pm AEDT on Thursday on SBS On Demand.
There will also be a special live episode of the Zwift SBS Cycling Podcast, a live reaction to the route announcement with special commentary and banter provided by host Christophe Mallet, with David McKenzie, Matthew Keenan and Bridie OâDonnell featuring throughout on the SBS Sport Facebook page from 8.30pm AEDT.
https://twitter.com/LeTour/status/1583044102731534339?s=20&t=SXPWM1sAm3yiJn8J3l3flA
Just a reminder that the Semi Finals of the u/17âs FIFA Womenâs World Cup is on SBS Viceland tonight - with the first match coverage starting at 9.55pm, and the second starting at 1.15am. The Grand Final will be on Sunday morning at 1.15am.
Itâs going to a different Tour in 2024 finishing far from PAris for the first time.
The Paris Olympics that year means the Tour De France will not finish in Paris
How will this be on at the same time anyway? Wouldnât it have been better to change the date?
I donât think it is possible to change the date because it will clash with either Giro DâItalia and Vuelta a Espana.
Kelloggâs Nutri-Grain Ironman and Ironwoman Series is moving from Nine to SBS this summer. It is the first time the public broadcaster covers the surf life saving competition.
Round 1 & 2 | Sat 17 Dec + Sun 18 Dec | Manly Beach (NSW)
Watch on SBS and SBS On Demand from 12.30pm â 3.00pm AEDT
Round 3 & 4 | Sat 14 Jan + Sun 15 Jan | Maroubra Beach (NSW)
Watch on SBS and SBS On Demand from 1.00pm â 3.00pm AEDT
Round 5 & 6 | Sat 4 Feb + Sun 5 Feb | Kurrawa Beach (QLD)
Watch on SBS and SBS On Demand from 1.00pm â 3.00pm AEDT
Dakar Rally 2023
All eyes will be on the deserts of Saudi Arabia for the 45th edition of the Dakar, which will take place for the fourth time in Saudi Arabia from 31st December 2022 to 15th January 2023.
Head to SBS On Demand to watch the latest Dakar Rally highlights on the
SBS On Demand page for the race.
The Dakar Rally is an annual rally raid organised by the Amaury Sports Organisation and is famous for its difficult terrain, spectacle and off-road endurance. It is the premier example of off-road racing, with the most prestige attached to the event steeped in history around the world.
Featuring 15 days of racing, including a four-day excursion into the Empty Quarter, taking the total distance to be covered to 8,549 km, of which 4,706 km will be raced against the clock.
365 vehicles are expected at the starting line set up on a Red Sea beach. Viewers on SBS will witness motorcycles, cars, quads and trucks traverse dunes, mud, grass, rocks and more in an effort to complete each stage in the quickest possible time, though often survival is just as key.
The struggle between the disciplineâs heavyweights will be all the more crucial, given that it kicks off the second season of the World Rally-Raid Championships, the new world championship format. In 2022, the fight for the ultimate victory saw an enthralling duel between Nasser Al-Attiyah and Sebastien Loeb and an impressive demonstration by Sam Sunderland on two wheels.
In the other categories, there will also be positions up for grabs for the titles in 2023 for the first yearâs winners such as Kees Koolen in the truck category, Alexandre Giroud on his quad, âChalecoâ LĂłpez in T3 or young Lithuanian Rokias BaciuĆĄka in T4.
The 2023 edition will be held in Saudi Arabia for the fourth time and remains a must-see race for motorsport fans, with SBS also set to showcase additional content on Aussies, classic cars and women competing in the event from on the ground.
https://twitter.com/dakarinsaudi/status/1602304530015715328?s=20&t=4xmWU8cLF0r8_jRqsr-0wQ
Watch the Dakar Rally on SBS and SBS VICELAND
MONDAY, JANUARY 2
Motorsport: 2023 Dakar Rally Stage 1
1700 â 1800 AEDT on SBS
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3
Motorsport: 2023 Dakar Rally Stage 2
1700 â 1800 AEDT on SBS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4
Motorsport: 2023 Dakar Rally Stage 3
1700 â 1800 AEDT on SBS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5
Motorsport: 2023 Dakar Rally Stage 4
1700 â 1800 AEDT on SBS
FRIDAY, JANUARY 6
Motorsport: 2023 Dakar Rally Stage 5
1700 â 1800 AEDT on SBS
SATURDAY, JANUARY 7
Motorsport: 2023 Dakar Rally Stage 6
1700 â 1800 AEDT on SBS
SUNDAY, JANUARY 8
Motorsport: 2023 Dakar Rally Stage 7
1720 â 1820 AEDT on SBS VICELAND
MONDAY, JANUARY 9
Motorsport: 2023 Dakar Rally Stage 8
1700 â 1800 AEDT on SBS
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10
Motorsport: 2023 Dakar Rally â REST DAY
1700 â 1800 AEDT on SBS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11
Motorsport: 2023 Dakar Rally Stage 9
1700 â 1800 AEDT on SBS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 12
Motorsport: 2023 Dakar Rally Stage 10
1700 â 1800 AEDT on SBS
FRIDAY, JANUARY 13
Motorsport: 2023 Dakar Rally Stage 11
1700 â 1800 AEDT on SBS
SATURDAY, JANUARY 14
Motorsport: 2023 Dakar Rally Stage 12
1700 â 1800 AEDT on SBS
SUNDAY, JANUARY 15
Motorsport: 2023 Dakar Rally Stage 13
1700 â 1800 AEDT on SBS
MONDAY, JANUARY 16
Motorsport: 2023 Dakar Rally Stage 14
1700 â 1800 AEDT on SBS
Dakar, Road Nats, Kooyong Classic start 2023 with a bang on SBS
The worldâs toughest motor race, the Dakar Rally returns to SBS screens in 2023 as a host of Aussies compete against a field of the best drivers through the harsh desert conditions of Saudi Arabia.
Catch extended highlights the day after every stage from January 2, available to watch on SBS On Demand in the morning or on SBS in the evening.
Australian cycling takes centre stage in January, with the Bay Crits Classic first up, as some of the best domestic and international talent descend on Geelong for three days. You can stream all three days of the event on the SBS Sport Youtube and Facebook pages from January 1.
Then, itâs time for the Australian Road National Championships, the premier event on the domestic cycling calendar from Ballarat.
Both the elite criteriums (4:50pm AEDT, January 6) and U23 Menâs Road Race (2:30pm AEDT, January 7) will be streamed live on SBS On Demand . The Elite road races both take place on January 8, with the womenâs race (10:30am AEDT) and menâs race (1:30pm AEDT) both live on SBS and SBS On Demand.
Some of the worldâs best tennis talent will also be live on SBS in January with the return of the Kooyong Classic.
Names such as Alex de Minaur, Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz will finish their Australian Open preparations at the iconic tournament. Watch Day 1 from 11am AEDT on January 10 live on SBS and SBS On Demand.
Along with these huge sporting events, thereâs plenty of other programs across surf-lifesaving, figure skating and motorsport to catch up on in January, as well as the complete 2022 FIFA World Cup offering on SBS On Demand.
Sport on SBS in January
Sunday, January 1
Speedweek
1:00pm-3:00pm AEDT on SBS
Figure Skating: ISU Grand Prix - Extended highlights, Sapporo, Part 1
3:00pm-4:00pm AEDT on SBS
Cycling: Bay Crits 2023 - Geelong, Day 1
3:25pm-5:50pm AEDT
LIVE on SBS Sport Youtube + Facebook
Monday, January 2
Motorsport: Dakar Rally Extended highlights - Stage 1
5:00pm-6:00pm AEDT on SBS
Available on SBS On Demand Monday morning
Cycling: Bay Crits 2023 - Geelong, Day 2
3:55pm-6:10pm AEDT
LIVE on SBS Sport Youtube + Facebook
Tuesday, January 3
Motorsport: Dakar Rally Extended highlights - Stage 2
5:00pm-6:00pm AEDT on SBS
Available on SBS On Demand Tuesday morning
Cycling: Bay Crits 2023 - Geelong, Day 3
5:25pm-6:50pm AEDT
LIVE on SBS Sport Youtube + Facebook
Wednesday, January 4
Motorsport: Dakar Rally Extended highlights - Stage 3
5:00pm-6:00pm AEDT on SBS
Available on SBS On Demand Wednesday morning
Thursday, January 5
Motorsport: Dakar Rally Extended highlights - Stage 4
5:00pm-6:00pm AEDT on SBS
Available on SBS On Demand Thursday morning
Friday, January 6
Motorsport: Dakar Rally Extended highlights - Stage 5
5:00pm-6:00pm AEDT on SBS
Available on SBS On Demand Friday morning
Cycling: Australian Road National Championships - Elite Menâs, Womenâs Criterium
4:50pm-7:40pm AEDT
LIVE on SBS On Demand
Saturday, January 7
Figure Skating: ISU Grand Prix - Extended highlights, Sapporo, Part 2
2:00pm-4:00pm AEDT on SBS
Cycling: Australian Road National Championships - U23 Menâs Road Race
2:30pm-5:00pm AEDT
LIVE on SBS On Demand
Motorsport: Dakar Rally Extended highlights - Stage 6
5:00pm-6:00pm AEDT on SBS
Available on SBS On Demand Saturday morning
Sunday, January 8
Cycling: Australian Road National Championships - Elite Womenâs Road Race
10:30am-12:30pm AEDT
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Cycling: Australian Road National Championships - Studio Show
12:30pm-1:30pm AEDT
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Cycling: Australian Road National Championships - Elite Menâs Road Race
1:30pm-6:00pm AEDT
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Motorsport: Dakar Rally Extended highlights - Stage 7
5:20pm-6:20pm AEDT on SBS VICELAND
Available on SBS On Demand Sunday morning
Monday, January 9
Motorsport: Dakar Rally Extended highlights - Stage 8
5:00pm-6:00pm AEDT on SBS
Available on SBS On Demand Monday morning
Tuesday, January 10
Tennis: Kooyong Classic - Day 1
11:00am-5:00pm AEDT
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Motorsport: Dakar Rally - Weekly extended highlights
5:00pm-6:00pm AEDT on SBS
Available on SBS On Demand Tuesday morning
Wednesday, January 11
Tennis: Kooyong Classic - Day 2
11:00am-5:00pm AEDT
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Motorsport: Dakar Rally Extended highlights - Stage 9
5:00pm-6:00pm AEDT on SBS
Available on SBS On Demand Wednesday morning
Thursday, January 12
Tennis: Kooyong Classic - Day 3
11:00am-5:00pm AEDT
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Motorsport: Dakar Rally Extended highlights - Stage 10
5:00pm-6:00pm AEDT on SBS
Available on SBS On Demand Thursday morning
Friday, January 13
Motorsport: Dakar Rally Extended highlights - Stage 11
5:00pm-6:00pm AEDT on SBS
Available on SBS On Demand Friday morning
Saturday, January 14
Surf-Lifesaving: SLSA Iron Series - Maroubra, Round 3
1:00pm-3:00pm AEDT
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Figure Skating: ISU Grand Prix - Extended highlights, Sapporo, Part 3
3:00pm-4:00pm AEDT on SBS
Motorsport: Dakar Rally Extended highlights - Stage 12
5:00pm-6:00pm AEDT on SBS
Available on SBS On Demand Saturday morning
Sunday, January 15
Surf-Lifesaving: SLSA Iron Series - Maroubra, Round 4
1:00pm-3:00pm AEDT
LIVE on SBS and SBS On Demand
Figure Skating: ISU Grand Prix - Extended highlights, Espoo, Part 1
3:00pm-4:00pm AEDT on SBS
Cycling: Australian Road National Championships - Elite Womenâs Road Race highlights
4:00pm-4:30pm AEDT on SBS
Cycling: Australian Road National Championships - Elite Menâs Road Race highlights
4:30pm-5:00pm AEDT on SBS
Motorsport: Dakar Rally Extended highlights - Stage 13
5:00pm-6:00pm AEDT on SBS
Available on SBS On Demand Sunday morning
Monday, January 16
Motorsport: Dakar Rally Extended highlights - Stage 14
5:00pm-6:00pm AEDT on SBS
Available on SBS On Demand Monday morning
Saturday, January 21
Figure Skating: ISU Grand Prix - Extended highlights, Espoo, Part 2
2:00pm-4:00pm AEDT on SBS
Sunday, January 22
Speedweek
1:00pm-3:00pm AEDT on SBS
Figure Skating: ISU Grand Prix - Extended highlights, Espoo, Part 3
3:00pm-4:30pm AEDT on SBS
Sunday, January 29
Speedweek
1:00pm-3:00pm AEDT on SBS
Am I reading this right? SBS will have Live sports via YT and FB? Is this the first time they have done this?