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Saints Have More Games Selected For Live TV
Friday, 31st Jul 2015 11:58

In addition to those previously announced Saints have had another 3 games selected for live viewing including the game against AFC Bournemouth.

The nation will once again have a chance to watch Saints brand of attacking football with the news that another 3 games ill be live on the box in addition to those fixtures previously announced.

Saints visit to Chelsea remains on Saturday 3rd October at least for the time being, but it will be the 5.30pm kick off, however if Saints are in the group stages of the Europa League then it will be put back a day till the Sunday and a noon kick off.

Next up is the trip to Anfield, this one was always odds on to be changed due to the Europa League with at least one of the two clubs likely to still be in the Europa League, now the game will be live on Sky at 4pm on Sunday 25th October.

The third change comes the following weekend when the visit of Bournemouth on 31st October is now put back a day till Sunday 1st November and a 4pm kick off at St Mary's

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BLEEDRED added 13:58 - Jul 31 Plus the away leg to Vitesse live on BT Europe channel
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ItchenNorth added 23:03 - Aug 1 Oh ffs, yet more being messed around for the bloody TV schedule. Football is just the slave of money at the expense of the fans that travel and attend matches.
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Blue added 23:36 - Aug 3 One of the more attractive sides in the PL. I'd prefer to watch Saints play than spuds or Liverpool.
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