Sport.ro

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Sport.ro

Launched	27 July 2003
Network	Media Pro
Owned by	Central European Media Enterprises
Slogan	"Noul sport national" ("The new national sport")
Country	Romania
Broadcast area	Romania, Moldova
Formerly called	TV Sport
Sister channel(s)	Pro TV, Acasa, Pro Cinema, Pro TV International
Website	www.sport.ro

SPORT.RO is a Romanian sports channel located in Bucharest owned by Central European Media Enterprises.

Former logo of TV Sport

[edit] Programming

Football
- Liga II
- UEFA Cup Quarter-finals, Semi-finals, Final
- UEFA Super Cup
- UEFA Champions League
- Euro 2008 qualifying matches
- UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship
- Copa Libertadores
- Copa America
- FA Cup (English National Football Cup)
- Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
- Primera División Argentina
Handball
- National League
- National Team
- European Cups

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Romanian language TV channels

Public

Romania - Televiziunea Română • TVR1 • TVR2 • TVRi • TVR Cultural • TVR HD • TVR Bucureşti • TVR Cluj • TVR Craiova • TVR Iaşi • TVR Târgu-Mureş • TVR Timişoara Moldova - TeleRadio-Moldova • Moldova 1 • TVMI

Private

Realitatea-Caţavencu • Realitatea TV • The Money Channel • Telesport • Romantica
Central European Media Enterprises • Pro TV • Acasă • Pro TV Internaţional • PRO Cinema • Sport.ro • MTV
Intact • Antena 1 • Antena 2 • Antena 3 • Antena 4 - Euforia • Antena internaţional
Centrul Naţional Media • Naţional TV • N24 • Favorit TV
ProSiebenSat.1 Group^[1] • Prima TV • Kiss TV
HBO Romania • HBO • HBO Comedy • Cinemax • Cinemax 2 • AXN • AXN Crime • AXN Sci-Fi • Animax
Discovery Romania • Discovery Channel • Discovery Civilisation • Discovery Science • Discovery Travel & Living • Animal Planet
Chellomedia • Extreme Sports Channel • MGM Channel • Minimax • Zone Romantica • Sport 1 • Zone Club • Zone Reality

^ Formally SBS Broadcasting Group

Viasat • Viasat Explorer • Viasat History • TV1000
Sparrowhawk Media • Hallmark Channel • KidsCo • Movies 24
BBC Worldwide • BBC Prime • Animal Planet
Eurosport Romania • Eurosport • Eurosport 2
National Geograpic Romania • National Geographic • National Geographic Wild
The Walt Disney Company • Jetix • Jetix Play
Turner Broadcasting • Cartoon Network • TCM
Sport Klub • Travel Channel • Da Vinci Learning
Kanal D • B1 TV • Euro Channel • GoodLife Channel • U TV
Moldova • DTV • Euro TV • ProTV Moldova • TV7 • Muz-TV Moldova

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