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More Saints Games Live On TV
Thursday, 27th Feb 2014 14:03

Saints have had another couple of games selected for live showing on television, this time its the fixtures against Manchester City and Everton in April that will be screened to an expectant nation.

The first change is the visit to the Etihad on April 5th, this game will now be screened by BT Sport with a 12.45 kick off, a pain for Saints fans wishing to travel but when has TV ever cared about the fans travelling.

Everton fans will face a similar travelling ordeal a few weeks later on 26th April, BT Sport will again be screening this game at St Mary's with another 12.45 pm kick off.

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SaintNick50 added 13:42 - Feb 28 Bad news, our record with TV games is terrible in the last four seasons (two promotions) we have only won 7 out of 27 live TV matches. With BT this season P3 D1 L2. We might have stood half a chance if they were on Sky!
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ThereIn76 added 19:48 - Feb 28 That's because we only get picked for live TV when we're playing the "big" sides.
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