Ukraine-England game live only on the Internet
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Posted on October 10th, 2009 in Uklondonpubs Londonpubs
Serious blow for England football fans: The World Cup qualifying match of the “Three Lions” in Ukraine will be visible only to live on the Internet and its supporters cost a minimum of the equivalent of 5.50 euros.
The Irish sports channel Setanta, who originally purchased the broadcasting rights, but was now bankrupt. Other UK broadcasters’ rights were too expensive, so that only the Internet sports and entertainment providers will demonstrate Perform the match, told the BBC. A large cinema chain will show the game in their cinemas, but pub visitors are looking into the tube.
In England the game, however, has only statistical value. Italian Fabio Capello guided by the national team is qualified to eight wins in eight games already for the finals in South Africa. Capello resigned for the trip to Dnipropetrovsk and the subsequent game against Belarus on young star Theo Walcott from Arsenal, which, after a back injury in the 6-2 win against Blackburn Rovers first played back and scored. No consideration was even more striker Michael Owen to Manchester United. Therefore, the former captain and veteran midfielder David Beckham from Los Angeles Galaxy has continued with the party.
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