Eurosport 2

Eurosport 2

SDTV feeds respectively)
Ownership
Owner	Warner Bros. Discovery
Sister channels	List Quest Quest Red Real Time Italy TLC Netherlands TLC Poland TLC UK and Ireland Travel Channel
History
Launched	10 January 2005; 19 years ago (2005-01-10)
Replaced	Eurosport DK (Denmark) Virgin TV Anywhere	Watch live (Ireland only)
Ziggo GO	Watch live (Netherlands only)

Eurosport 2 is a sports television network. It is a sister channel to Eurosport 1, which is a division of the Eurosport Network and a unit of Warner Bros. Discovery. Several different versions of the channel exist across Europe, where television rights for sport differ. The Eurosport 2 channel had an audience of 87 million viewers in 2019 -- an increase in size of one million.^[1]

Launch

Eurosport 2 launched on 10 January 2005, replacing Eurosport News in some countries including the United Kingdom.^[2] It is currently available in 50 million homes and 47 countries,^[3] broadcasting in 18 different languages English, Swedish, French, Italian, German, Greek, Hungarian, Russian, Bulgarian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Serbian, Turkish, Czech, Dutch, Spanish and Danish.

On 9 March 2022, Discovery Inc. closed Eurosport 2 in Russia due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.^[4]

Programming

Eurosport 2 considers itself "the new generation sports channel", and is dedicated to team sports and in particular 'alternative' and niche sports including European basketball, National Lacrosse League,

Aussie Rules, surfing and the Handball Champions League, amongst others.

On 2 July 2010, the

. The deal also includes rights for the entire 2011 season to be broadcast on the channel.

Eurosport 2 HD

Eurosport 2 HD, a

matches, which are not available on other versions due to local networks holding the rights.

Eurosport DK

Eurosport DK was a Danish television channel owned by Discovery Networks Northern Europe. The channel replaced Canal 8 Sport and Eurosport 2 in Denmark on 1 July 2015.^[6]

On 28 May 2015,

On 15 February 2016, the channel was replaced by Eurosport 2.[8]

Eurosport Norway

Eurosport Norway is a Norwegian television channel that replaced Eurosport 2 since 3 September 2015.^[9] . It is owned by

and other Eurosport programming.

English Language Bundesliga commentators

Name
Andreas Evagora
Tony Jeffers
Angus Torode
Ben Harris
Elliot Richardson
Andreas Jörger
Stuart Telford
Mark Rodden

Availability

Terrestrial

• Lattelecom
  (Latvia): Channel 51
• Polsat Box (Poland): Channel 113

Satellite

• Allente (Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden):
• A1 Bulgaria (Bulgaria): Channel 145
• Antik Sat (Czech Republic): Channel 43
• Bulsatcom (Bulgaria): Channel 19
• Canal+: Channel 64
• Canal+ Caraïbes (Overseas France): Channel 125
• DigitAlb (Albania): Channel
• Digiturk (Turkey): Channel 72
• Direct One (Hungary): Channel 123
• D-Smart (Turkey): Channel 76
• Focus Sat (Czech Republic): Channel 68
• Home 3 (Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia)
• MEO (Portugal): Channel 38
• Movistar Plus+ (Spain): Channel 67 (SD)
• M:Sat TV (Serbia): Channel 40
• NOS (Portugal): Channel 131
• Nova (Greece): Channel 113
• Neosat (Bulgaria):
• Orange Polska (Poland): Channel 112
• Platforma Canal+ (Poland): Channel 114
• Polsat Box (Poland): Channel 15
• Sky (UK & Ireland): Channel 411
• Sky Italia (Italy): 211
• Telly (Czech Republic): Channel 30
• Tivibu (Turkey): Channel 72
• Telemach (Slovenia):
• Total TV (Bosnia and Herzegovina): Channel 181
• Total TV (Croatia): Channel 121
• Total TV (North Macedonia): Channel 171
• Total TV (Serbia): Channel 171
• T-Home (Hungary): Channel 49
• Viasat Ukraine (Ukraine):
• Vivacom (Bulgaria): Channel 215 (SD)

Cable

• Caiway (Netherlands): Channel 137 (HD)
• Com Hem (Sweden): Channel 103
• DELTA
  (Netherlands): Channel 151 (SD)
• Global Destiny (Philippines): Channel 36
• Digi TV
  (Hungary): Channel 37
• Hot (Israel): Channel 59
• Kabel Deutschland
  (Germany): Channel 373
• Kabel Noord
  (Netherlands): Channel 301 (HD)
• Lattelecom
  (Latvia): Channel 402
• Naxoo (Switzerland): Channel 81
• Numericable (France): Channel 152
• RCS&RDS
  (Romania): Channel 30
• Serbia Broadband: Channel 268 and Channel 137 (HD)
• Telenet
  (Flanders): Channel 211
• T-Home
  (Hungary): Channel 38
• T-Home Digital
  (Hungary): Channel S38
• UPC Digital (Hungary): Channel 46
• UPC Poland (Poland): Channel 564
• UPC Poland: Channel 566 and Channel 567 (HD)
• UPC Romania: Channel 211
• Virgin Media Ireland: Channel 425 and Channel 426 (HD)
• Virgin Media (UK): Channel 522 (HD)
• Vodafone TV (Spain): Channel 251 (HD)
• WightFibre (UK): Channel 88
• Ziggo (Netherlands): Channel 411 (HD)
• ZON TV (Portugal): Channel 28 (no coverage in Mirandela
  )
• ArtMotion (Kosovo): Channel 81
• IPKO (Kosovo) Channel 217
• DigitAlb (Albania)
• Kujtesa (Kosovo) Channel 145

IPTV

• Belgacom TV
  (Belgium): Channel 74 (Dutch) and Channel 85 (French)
• BT TV
  (United Kingdom): Channel 413 and Channel 436 (HD)
• eir Vision (Ireland): Channel 414 and Channel 428 (HD)
• KPN (Netherlands): Channel 36 (HD)
• MEO
  (Portugal): Channel 38
• MojaTV (Bosnia and Herzegovina): Channel 35
• Movistar+ (Spain): Channel 62 (HD, SD)
• On Telecoms (Greece): Channel 47
• Open IPTV
  (Serbia): Channel 562
• Orange TV (Spain): Channel 101 (HD)
• Tele2 (Netherlands): Channel 208 (SD)
• T-Home
  (Hungary): Channel
• T-Mobile
  (Netherlands): Channel 132 (HD)
• Tivibu
  (Turkey): Channel 86
• Vodafone Tv Net Voz (Portugal): Channel 27
• iNES (Romania): Channel

External links

• Official Site
• Danish Presentation

References