Does anyone know the best way to watch Czechia vs Denmark on Tuesday
evening? BBC Three refers to a World Cup play-off final (but I suspect
they may show Sweden vs Poland). I don't mind paying (per view) but I
don't want to buy a subscription.
Does anyone know the best way to watch Czechia vs Denmark on Tuesday
evening? BBC Three refers to a World Cup play-off final (but I suspect
they may show Sweden vs Poland). I don't mind paying (per view) but I
don't want to buy a subscription.
On 27/03/2026 16:31, Scott wrote:
Does anyone know the best way to watch Czechia vs Denmark on Tuesday
evening? BBC Three refers to a World Cup play-off final (but I suspect
they may show Sweden vs Poland). I don't mind paying (per view) but I
don't want to buy a subscription.
My EPG is showing for BBC3 on the 31st at 2000:
"Match of the Day Wales: Wales v Northern Ireland. Huw Morgan presents >coverage as Wales face Northern Ireland in an international.
It adds "Coverage of a World Cup qualifying play-off final"
Apparently confirmed by <https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002v2f2>
Looks like it's ESPN who is showing the Czechia v Denmark match.
On Fri, 27 Mar 2026 18:30:13 +0000, Jeff Layman <Jeff@invalid.invalid>
wrote:
On 27/03/2026 16:31, Scott wrote:
Does anyone know the best way to watch Czechia vs Denmark on Tuesday
evening? BBC Three refers to a World Cup play-off final (but I suspect
they may show Sweden vs Poland). I don't mind paying (per view) but I
don't want to buy a subscription.
My EPG is showing for BBC3 on the 31st at 2000:
"Match of the Day Wales: Wales v Northern Ireland. Huw Morgan presents
coverage as Wales face Northern Ireland in an international.
It adds "Coverage of a World Cup qualifying play-off final"
I wonder why they are showing a friendly rather than a World Cup
match.
Apparently confirmed by <https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002v2f2>
Looks like it's ESPN who is showing the Czechia v Denmark match.
Thanks. Is it free or $79.99 per event or somewhere between?
I wonder why they are showing a friendly rather than a World Cup
match.
On 28/03/2026 10:15, Scott wrote:
I wonder why they are showing a friendly rather than a World Cup
match.
Not sure which match you are referring to but it is quite common for BBC >'Nations' to show matches featuring their home team which might be a >friendly.
Scott wrote:
Does anyone know the best way to watch Czechia vs Denmark on Tuesday
evening? BBC Three refers to a World Cup play-off final (but I suspect
they may show Sweden vs Poland). I don't mind paying (per view) but I
don't want to buy a subscription.
Do you have Amazon Prime (maybe for deliveries)?
u2.49 pay-per-view
<https://amazon.co.uk/gp/video/detail/B0GSGYQF42>
I was referring to Wales vs Northern Ireland. This is shown on BBC One
Wales and BBC One Northern Ireland - also BBC Three. BBC One
elsewhere is showing Eastenders. This fits in with the 'Nations' part
of your theory but I still wonder why BBC Three is not showing a World
Cup game assuming the BBC has the rights (which they appear to have).
On 30/03/2026 20:27, Scott wrote:
I was referring to Wales vs Northern Ireland. This is shown on BBC One
Wales and BBC One Northern Ireland - also BBC Three. BBC One
elsewhere is showing Eastenders. This fits in with the 'Nations' part
of your theory but I still wonder why BBC Three is not showing a World
Cup game assuming the BBC has the rights (which they appear to have).
I often watch other BBC regions, ooops Nations, on iPlayer - usually to >avoid BBC Scotland opt outs.
I never look at BBC Three - do they do opt outs? And do they show sport?
I think the rights to show sports could be limited to particular regions.
No and yes respectively (see my earlier post). I don't see how World
Cup rights (which is what I was referring to) can vary by region as
FIFA is unlikely to have engaged in four different negotiations
(though I wonder about BBC Northern Ireland which can be received in
parts of the Republic).
On 06/04/2026 17:21, Scott wrote:
No and yes respectively (see my earlier post). I don't see how World
Cup rights (which is what I was referring to) can vary by region as
FIFA is unlikely to have engaged in four different negotiations
(though I wonder about BBC Northern Ireland which can be received in
parts of the Republic).
I am sure that if someone is willing to pay more for exclusive rights in
one area then they will agree to it.
It has happened with the Olympics.
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