By Joffa - 18 May 2014 6:22 PM
The 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil - Australia TV Broadcast Guide
May 17 2014
The World Cup coverage in Australia kicks-off with the opening match between hosts Brazil and Croatia at 5:30am AEST on Friday, June 13 LIVE on SBS ONE.
The World Cup on TV in Australia
The Socceroos kick-off their campaign vs Chile at 7:30am AEST on Saturday, June 14 which will be LIVE on SBS ONE. The next Australia match is against the Netherlands at 1:30am AEST on Thursday, June 19 LIVE on SBS ONE, and then Spain at 1:30am AEST on Tuesday, June 24th LIVE on SBS ONE.
All 64 World Cup matches will be live online in Australia. The matches will be available via The SBS World Game website & SBS World Cup app. The live streams will be interactive and enable users to watch matches from six different angles, and up to four feeds simultaneously. Full match replays and the multi-angle replay functionality will be available on-demand. Television coverage of the event will be offered by SBS ONE, SBS ONE HD and SBS TWO.
All matches will be available LIVE with the exception on Match Day 3 of the group stages, where the third game will be premiered on SBS ONE rather than aired live. Australia’s Matches will be aired exclusively on SBS ONE & SBS ONE HD. The matches will also be available via Audio/Radio streaming via SBS Radio.
(Please note that this document will be updated in an on-going basis as new information is released by the broadcasters)
Below is a breakdown of the World Cup broadcast coverage in Australia across all platforms:
Watch the World Cup on TV in Australia:
•SBS ONE, SBS ONE HD and SBS TWO will combine to deliver the World Cup matches live with English language commentary. ONE match for each group on Match Day 3 will be premiered on SBS ONE immediately after the live match ends.
•SBS TWO will broadcast The FIFA World Cup Show live from Rio de Janeiro. The show will be hosted by Les Murray and Craig Foster, and will air every night at 9:30pm AEST with match highlights, analysis, interviews, features and the latest World Cup news.
•NITV will broadcast a one hour match-of-the-day highlights show throughout the tournament at 8:30pm AEST on Saturday and Monday evenings.
Watch the World Cup live online and on-demand in Australia:
•All 64 matches will be available live online via The World Game website. The live streams will offer unique interactivity with multi-streams featuring six unique camera angles. Viewers can watch up to four simultaneous feeds. The website will offer on-demand replays of all 64 matches with the multi-angle functionality.
•All 64 matches will be available to watch live and on-demand on the SBS World Cup App which will offer the same functionality and interactivity as the website. The World Cup app is available for both Android and iOS devices.
Listen to the World Cup on Australian Radio:
•SBS Radio 1, SBS Radio 2, SBS Radio 3 and SBS Radio 4 will combine to offer live audio streaming of all the 2014 World Cup matches in Australia. You can tune into the SBS Radio channels on radio, web or through the SBS Radio apps available for devices on both iOS and Android platforms.
•Australia matches will be available on SBS Radio 1 and SBS Radio 2.
•SBS Radio 3 and SBS Radio 4 will offer multi-language broadcasts of the live World Cup matches.
The SBS World Cup Rights also cover the locations of American Samoa, Cook Islands, Fiji, Kiribati, Micronesia, Nauru, New Zealand, Niue, Northern Mariana Islands, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga and Vanuatu.
A full Australian broadcast listing of all the matches will be appended to this article, but for specific match details and international listings please visit our 2014 World Cup Section.
Chile vs Australia
Date/Time: June 14, 20148:00am
Competition: FIFA World Cup
Live/Repeat: Live
Venue: Arena Pantanal (Cuiabá, Mato Grosso)
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Edited by Joffa: 16/6/2014 10:58:17 AM
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By Condemned666 - 13 Jun 2014 10:48 AM
afromanGT wrote:Condemned666 wrote:the *expletive* final is on at 4pm local time, and 3 am Australia time to accommodate for the Eurocentric audience
Personally I would have preferred a night final so the Australia/ Asian audience can watch it first thing in the morning
but no, the Euro snobs dont want a piece of that thought But that raises the question; why are the Japan games on at 11am our time?
Japan's population
127.6 million
But, who really needs to get up or stay late at some ungodly hour when I can watch a 2 minutes highlights package on a news website?
Ive been doing that when I watch most sports regardless: AFL, Rugby League, its just too long and boring when theres a smattering of highlights in those 2-3 hours
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