With the European season over (no offense Russian Premier League), and no international World Cup qualifiers going on, the slow football schedule begins. That’s not to say, however, that there aren’t highlights; it’s just that there aren’t that many matches out there to watch.
What are the highlights? The biggest matches take place in South Africa as the 2010 Confederations Cup gets underway on Sunday with South Africa hosting Iraq. The matches will be broadcast in the U.S. on ESPN2 and ESPN. GolTV will have its weekly collection of South American matches, featuring action from Brazil, Uruguay and Colombia. Also, though it’s not on the schedule because the matches have already taken place, the midweek South American World Cup qualifiers finally will be shown on free television in both English (Setanta USA) y espanol (ESPND).
That’s it. There will be time to get out and enjoy some nice weather (provided you live in a place where the weather will be nice), so have a great weekend!!!
Saturday, June 13, 2009
2:00 pm – Central Espanol at Nacional (GolTV)
5:30 pm – Vitoria at Internacional (GolTV)
7:30 pm – Tolima at Once Caldas (GolTV)
8:30 pm – Houston Dynamo at FC Dallas (FSC)
9:30 pm – La Equidad at Boyaca Chico (GolTV)
Sunday, June 14, 2009
6:00 am – CSKA Moscow at FC Moscow (Setanta USA)
10:00 am – Iraq at South Africa (ESPN2)
2:00 pm – Liverpool at River Plate (Simulcast) (GolTV)
2:00 pm – Defensor Sporting at Juventud (Simulcast) (GolTV)
2:30 pm – New Zealand vs. Spain (ESPN2)
3:00 pm – Chivas USA at Columbus Crew (TeleFutura)
4:00 pm – Gremio Barueri at Goias (Delayed) (GolTV)
4:00 pm – Boca Juniors at Racing (FSE)
9:15 pm – Rostov at Rubin Kazan (Delayed) (Setanta USA)
Monday, June 15, 2009
10:00 am – Brazil vs. Egypt (ESPN2)
2:30 pm – United States vs. Italy (ESPN)
What are the highlights? The biggest matches take place in South Africa as the 2010 Confederations Cup gets underway on Sunday with South Africa hosting Iraq. The matches will be broadcast in the U.S. on ESPN2 and ESPN. GolTV will have its weekly collection of South American matches, featuring action from Brazil, Uruguay and Colombia. Also, though it’s not on the schedule because the matches have already taken place, the midweek South American World Cup qualifiers finally will be shown on free television in both English (Setanta USA) y espanol (ESPND).
That’s it. There will be time to get out and enjoy some nice weather (provided you live in a place where the weather will be nice), so have a great weekend!!!
Saturday, June 13, 2009
2:00 pm – Central Espanol at Nacional (GolTV)
5:30 pm – Vitoria at Internacional (GolTV)
7:30 pm – Tolima at Once Caldas (GolTV)
8:30 pm – Houston Dynamo at FC Dallas (FSC)
9:30 pm – La Equidad at Boyaca Chico (GolTV)
Sunday, June 14, 2009
6:00 am – CSKA Moscow at FC Moscow (Setanta USA)
10:00 am – Iraq at South Africa (ESPN2)
2:00 pm – Liverpool at River Plate (Simulcast) (GolTV)
2:00 pm – Defensor Sporting at Juventud (Simulcast) (GolTV)
2:30 pm – New Zealand vs. Spain (ESPN2)
3:00 pm – Chivas USA at Columbus Crew (TeleFutura)
4:00 pm – Gremio Barueri at Goias (Delayed) (GolTV)
4:00 pm – Boca Juniors at Racing (FSE)
9:15 pm – Rostov at Rubin Kazan (Delayed) (Setanta USA)
Monday, June 15, 2009
10:00 am – Brazil vs. Egypt (ESPN2)
2:30 pm – United States vs. Italy (ESPN)
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