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The old numbered channels, Sky Sports 1, Sky Sports 1, 2, 3 and Xtra have been replaced by a series of named channels, many of which are dedicated to specific sports. They've also changed their subscription model to give you more control and allow you to just subscribe to the channels you want. Or you can choose to get the full package. We'll explain exactly what each channel is and what events show to help you choose. Sky Sports Main Event As the name suggests, this channel shows what is considered the biggest event of the day. It can come from any sport, including live football, golf, tennis, boxing, etc. Sky Sports Premier League Sky Sports has the right to show 126 live EPL matches per season, and this station has them all. Live games are Friday evenings, Saturday and Sunday afternoon/evening, and Monday night, as well as mid-week games. In other cases it also shows highlights, news, documentaries and exclusive behind-the-scenes footage. Sky Sports Football Sky's other football channel shows live football matches from all other major competitions for which they have broadcasting rights. These include domestic games from the English Championship, football league and Carabao Cup. It also shows competitions from Europe and around the world, including the Scottish Premieres and MLS. Sky Sports Cricket Cricket fans are going to really like it. Sky Sports Cricket offers the best coverage of both domestic and international cricket. They also cover all different forms of play, including Test Match cricket, One Day Internationals (ODI) and T20. Their match commentary and analysis are second to none, and are suitable for casual spectators as well as die hard for fans. Plus, they have ashes, which no sports spectator will want to miss! Sky Sports Golf is no better dedicated golf broadcaster in the world than Sky Sports Golf. They include all European and PGA tour events, including the Open and Masters. 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Sky Sports offers premium packages for viewers inter ested in a particular sport or event, with the option to purchase individual some or all of Sky Sports channels. They removed their flagship stations (Sky Sp rts 1, Sky Sports 2, Sky Sports 3, Sky Sports 4 and Sky Sports 5) and replaced them with special sports channels, Sky Sports Mai n Event (main direct channel, replacing Sky Sports 1), Sky Sports Premier League (for all Premier League games), Sky Sports Football (all other live football from the EFL and SPL), Sky Sports Cricket, Sky Sports Golf, Sky Sports Action, Sky Sports Arena (which shows Motorsport and other live sports including Boxing and WWE), Sky Sports F1, Sky Sports News and Sky Sports Mix (free channel showing selected live games).
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