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This Weekend’s Soccer on TV

Manchester City's Aleksandar Kolarov and Liverpool's Raheem Sterling compete for the ball

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By RYAN TOLMICH

The English Premier League title could take a major step toward being decided this weekend when league leaders Liverpool take on third placed Manchester City. The Citizens, who enter the matchup four points back with two games in hand, knocked off the Reds, 2-1, back in December. However, Liverpool enter this weekend undefeated since the start of the new year.

The Bundesliga boasts its own heavyweight matchup this weekend as league champions Bayern Munich host Borussia Dortmund. Bayern enter the weekend having defeated Manchester United 3-1 in their Champions League clash, despite losing their first league game since October 2012 last weekend against FC Augsburg. Meanwhile, BVB are fresh off of a Champions League defeat to Real Madrid and currently find themselves sitting second in the league.

The La Liga triumvirate will also be in action with the title race heating up with just seven games to play. Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid both wrapped up spots in the Champions League final four this week and will take on Getafe and Almeria, respectively. Meanwhile, Barcelona will take on Granada after being knocked out of the Champions League by league-leading Atletico.

In other contests around the soccer world, Arsenal will look to move towards ending their nearly nine year trophy drought when they take on Wigan Athletic in the FA Cup semifinals, while PSG will look to bounce back from their Champions League elimination when they take on Lyon.

Here’s a rundown of this weekend’s soccer on TV:

THIS WEEKEND’S SOCCER ON TV

FRIDAY

2:30pm – Schalke vs. Eintracht Frankfurt- GOLTV USA

2:30pm – Montpellier vs. Olympique Marseille – BeIN Sports USA

3:00pm РOsasuna vs. Real Vallodolid РBeIN Sports en Espa̱ol

SATURDAY

7:15am – Queens Park Rangers vs. Nottingham Forest – beIN Sports USA

9:30am – Borussia Monchengladbach vs. Stuttgart – GOLTV USA

10:00am – West Bromwich Albion vs. Tottenham Hotspur – NBC Sports Live Extra

10:00am – Celta de Vigo vs. Real Sociedad – beIN Sports en Español

10:07am – Crystal Palace vs. Aston Villa – NBC Sports Live Extra

10:07am – Fulham vs. Norwich City – NBCSN

10:07am – Southampton vs. Cardiff City- NBC Sports Live Extra

10:07am – Stoke City vs. Newcastle United – NBC Sports Live Extra

10:07am – Sunderland vs. Everton – NBC Sports Live Extra

10:07am – Burnley vs. Middlesbrough – beIN Sports USA

11:00am – Lille vs. Valenciennes – beIN Sports Play

12:00pm – Villareal vs. Levante – beIN Sports en Español

12:07pm – Wigan Athletic vs. Arsenal – Fox Deportes

12:30pm – Bayern Munich vs. Borussia Dortmund  – GOLTV

2:00pm – Grenada vs. Barcelona – beIN Sports USA

2:00pm – Ajaccio vs. Bordeaux – Univision Deportes

2:45 – Roma vs. Atalanta – beIN Sports Play

4:00pm – Real Madrid vs. Almeria – beIN Sports USA

4:00pm – Philadelphia Union vs. Real Salt Lake – Univision Deportes

4:00pm – Montreal Impact vs. Chicago Fire – MLS Direct Kick

4:00pm – Toronto FC vs. Colorado Rapids – MLS Direct Kick

5:00pm – New England Revolution vs. Houston Dynamo – MLS Direct Kick

6:00 pm – Veracruz vs. Pumas UNAM – Univision Deportes

6:00 pm – Cruz Azul vs. Pachuca – Univision

7:30pm – DC United vs. New York Red Bulls – MLS Direct Kick

7:30pm – Indy Eleven vs. Carolina RailHawks – ESPN3

8:00 pm – Tigres UANL vs. Tijuana – Univision Deportes

8:30pm – FC Dallas vs. Seattle Sounders – MLS Direct Kick

10:00pm – Chiapas vs. Monterrey – Univision Deportes

10:30pm – Portland Timbers vs. Chivas USA – MLS Direct Kick

10:30pm – LA Galaxy vs. Vancouver Whitecaps – MLS Direct Kick

SUNDAY

3am – Sydney FC vs. Perth Glory – Fox Sports 2

6:00am – Real Betis vs. Sevilla- beIN Sports en Español

6:30am – Bologna vs. Parma – beIN Sports Play

8:37am – Liverpool vs. Manchester City – NBCSN

9:00am – Hellas Verona vs. Fiorentina – beIN Sports Play

9:00am – Sampdoria vs. Internazionale – beIN Sports Play

9:00am- Napoli vs. Lazio – beIN Sports Play

10:30am – Ajax vs. ADO Den Haag – ESPN3

11:00am – Valencia vs. Elche – beIN Sports en Español

11:00am – Reims vs. Saint-Etienne – beIN Sports Play

11:07am – Swansea City vs. Chelsea – NBCSN

11:07am – Hull City vs. Sheffield United – Fox Sports 1

1:00pm – Getafe vs. Atletico Madrid – beIN Sports USA

1:00pm – Toluca vs. Leon- Univision

1:00pm – Puebla vs. America – ESPN Deportes

2:45am – Milan vs. Catania – beIN Sports Play

3:00pm – San Jose Earthquakes vs. Columbus Crew – UniMas

3:00pm – Espanyol vs. Real Vallencano – beIN Sports en Español

3:00pm – Olympique Lyon vs. Paris Saint-Germain – beIN Sports USA

3pm – Nacional vs. Defensor Sporting (Uruguay) – GolTV USA

6:00pm – Guadalajara vs. Morelia – UniMas

8:30pm – Colon vs. Boca Juniors – GolTV USA

 

Comments

  1. I’m really starting to hate Fox. Poor UCL coverage , and now they can only manage to show 1 FA cup semi-final and it’s Hull vs Sheffield, not the defending holders Wigan v. Arsenal. I pay enough for my cable package to include FS1 but despite having FX, FXX, FS1, and Fox proper they expect me to pay more for Fox2go and FS2 or Fox deportes. ESPN and NBCSN may not be perfect but their coverage and FREE online content is so much better than what Fox offers. It’s so frustrating to me that they claim to be interested in soccer but then buy up rights and then just throw away the key…..also not crazy about the Gus Johnson Eric Wynalda team….and I still haven’t forgotten that atrocious Michael Strahan futbol vs football UCL final ad either

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  2. It’s depressing how little soccer is on TV, even with an extended cable package. I get NBCSN and Fox Sports 1 (but not 2), so no MLS – and only the Norwich-Fulham match this weekend (?!).

    I can’t wait for the Bundesliga to finally escape the clutches of Gol TV. Maybe I’ll spring for the sports package to get FS2 and BeIN so I can actually catch the Arsenal-Wigan match. It’s goofy that the Yankees-Sox game is on FS1 instead of Fox, which forces the FA cup semi to FS2 (where a lot of people can’t watch it in HD, or not at all).

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    • Yep…it feels like there must be a crime in there somewhere. The yankees have interfered with your cable agreement. You paid for FS1 which should give you FA Cup, but now you have been deprived and are forced to give up your money for to pay the yankees for something you don’t want and are missing the FS1 FA-Cup action that your plan was supposed to have purchased.

      You know, an hour ago I looked into buying some NYFC gear at their online shop, but now F-EM. F@#^@ing yankees stole FA-Cup soccer from people who paid for it, like Niel B.

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  3. i just find it silly that of all of the 10:07am games, the one that’s televised is Fulham vs Norwich City…… really guys……. Stoke vs Newcastle has USMNT Geoff Cameron…… Everton vs Sunderland has USMNT Tim Howard (and maybe USMNT Jozy Altidore). but instead NBC wants to show the 17th and 18th place teams…. wow……

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    • Really, this is the most important game of the day for the Premier League. If Norwich beats Fulham, then the bottom three are probably set. There aren’t any major games for the title race today, but this game is HUGE for the relegation fight.

      And I say that as an Evertonian, and a Jozy fan. I can’t wait to stream that game today.

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      • Heskeydore aint playin and Timmy will likely be a spectator in an Everton blowout. Stoke-Newc is meaningless. Ful-Nor is most definitely the game of the day

      • That’s cool.

        In a somewhat similar vein, I wonder why Direct Kick’s broadcasting the DCU-NYRB match at 7:30. I’m planning on being at RFK for the 7:00 kickoff.

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