Al Jazeera Sports - Channels

Channels

Al Jazeera Sports currently has 16 channels.

  • Al Jazeera Sports 1 FREE
  • Al Jazeera Sports 2 FREE
  • Al Jazeera Sports +1 ( Serie A )
  • Al Jazeera Sports +2 ( La Liga )
  • Al Jazeera Sports +3 ( English )
  • Al Jazeera Sports +4 ( Ligue 1 )
  • Al Jazeera Sports +5 ( FA Cup League Cup )
  • Al Jazeera Sports +6 ( Eredivisie )
  • Al Jazeera Sports +7 ( Classic )
  • Al Jazeera Sports +8 ( US Sports )
  • Al Jazeera Sports +9 ( Africa )
  • Al Jazeera Sports +10 ( English/Africa )
  • Al Jazeera Sports Global (Replaced Art Sport 7)
  • Al Jazeera Sports HD1 New: Available on Hotbird: 08/28/2012
  • Al Jazeera Sports HD2 New: Available on Hotbird: 08/28/2012
  • Al Jazeera Sports News (New)
  • Al Jazeera Sports News HD (New) New: Available on Hotbirld: 08/28/2012

(All other competitions broadcast on all channels)

Coming soon

  • Al Jazeera Sports HD3
  • Al Jazeera Sports HD4
  • Al Jazeera Sports Clubs

Also, Al Jazeera Sports offers these channels to its subscribers only for an additional cost.

  • ESPN
  • ESPN Classic
  • ESPN America
  • NBA TV
  • FOX Sports

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