TV & Satellite Week – 03 August 2019

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Newly promoted Norwich

head to Anfield

Sport A-Z and

football planner❯❯❯

Last year’s winner,

Pascal Ackermann

of Germany

World No.1

Novak

Djokovic

Liverpool’s Alex

Oxlade-Chamberlain

Lewis

Hamilton

LIVE FOOTBALL

Liverpool v

Norwich City

Friday, Sky Sports Premier League HD,

Sky Sports Main Event HD & Sky One

HD, kick-off 8pm

The new Premier League season

begins with this game at Anfield,

where Liverpool return to action

following their Community

Shield clash with Manchester City.

Newly promoted Norwich have

brought in several players as

Daniel Farke’s side seek to make

an impression in the top flight.

Among the Canaries’ new signings

are midfielder Aidan Fitzpatrick

and Swiss striker Josip Drmic.

Norwich’s last spell in the Premier

League saw them fail to defeat the

Reds in all of their eight games.

• Don’t miss our Premier League
  preview in next week’s issue

LIVE MOTORSPOR T

F1: Hungarian

Grand Prix

Sunday, Sky Sports F1 HD

& Sky Sports Main Event HD,

race starts 2.10 pm

Championship leader

Lewis Hamilton remains

on course for a sixth world

title as he races at the

Hungaroring, just outside

Budapest. The circuit is

one of the British driver’s

favourite hunting grounds

and he’ll be seeking a record

seventh victory on Sunday

• equalling Montreal’s
  Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
  as his most successful track.
  Last year, Hamilton took
  the chequered flag ahead
  of Sebastian Vettel and
  Kimi Räikkönen.

LIVE TE N N I S

Rogers Cup

From Monday,

Amazon Prime Video

There’s a strong field this

year for the men’s event,

including Wimbledon

champion Novak Djokovic,

who is returning to

Montreal for the first time

LIVE CYCL I NG

RideLondon-

Surrey Classic

Sunday, Eurosport 1 HD, 3.30pm,

& BBC1 HD, 3.45pm

Some of the biggest names in

cycling head to London for the

UK’s only UCI World Tour event.

The 169km race, which starts

in Bushy Park and ends on The

Mall, has a new route this year,

with the peloton tackling the

iconic climb of Box Hill five

times, rather than the one ascent

in the previous six editions of the

race. Past champions include

Mark Cavendish and Arnaud

Démare, while the 2018 event

was won by German sprint star

Pascal Ackermann.

since 2015, when he reached

the final. He’s expected to be

joined by four-time Rogers

Cup champion Rafael

Nadal, who won last year.

UP FOR

THE CUP

OThe League Cup also

g e t s u n d e r way t h i s we e k.

On Tuesday, Sky Sports

Football HD and Sky

Sports Main Event HD

will be showing the

first-round tie between

League One’s Portsmouth

and Championship side

Birmingham City (kick-

off 7.45pm). Premier

L e a g u e c l u b s , a s we l l

as Championship sides

Fulham and Cardiff City,

will enter the draw in the

second round, while

defending champions

M a n c h e s t e r C i t y w i l l j o i n

the contest in the third

round along with the rest

of the clubs playing in

Europe this season.

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