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Pompey live on Sky in December

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Published Date: 06 October 2008

Pompey's home game against Newcastle is to be broadcast on Sky Sports.

The fixture is one of a number of games which have been changed to allow live TV broadcast.

The changes are:
Manchester United v Sunderland, Saturday 6th December, 2008 - kick-off 5.30pm (Setanta Sports)

Everton v Aston Villa, Sunday 7th December, 2008 - kick-off 4.00pm (Sky Sports)

West Ham United v Tottenham Hotspur, Monday 8th December, 2008 - kick-off 8.00pm (Setanta Sports)

Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United, Saturday 13th December, 2008 - kick-off 5.30pm (Setanta Sports)

Portsmouth v Newcastle United, Sunday 14th December, 2008 - kick-off 1.30pm (Sky Sports)

Chelsea v West Ham United, Sunday 14th December, 2008 - kick-off 4.00pm (Sky Sports)

West Bromwich Albion v Manchester City, Sunday 21st December, 2008 - kick-off 1.30pm (Sky Sports)

Arsenal v Liverpool, Sunday 21st December, 2008 - kick-off 4.00pm (Sky Sports)

Everton v Chelsea, Monday 22nd December, 2008 - kick-off 8.00pm (Setanta Sports)

Stoke City v Manchester United, Friday 26th December, 2008 - kick-off 12.45pm (Sky Sports)

Aston Villa v Arsenal, Friday 26th December, 2008 - kick-off 5.15pm (Sky Sports)

Newcastle United v Liverpool, Sunday 28th December, 2008 - kick-off 12.00pm (Sky Sports)

Blackburn Rovers v Manchester City, Sunday 28th December, 2008 - kick-off 4.15pm (Sky Sports)

Manchester United v Middlesbrough, Monday 29th December, 2008 - kick-off 8.00pm (Setanta Sports)

Hull City v Aston Villa, Tuesday 30th December, 2008 - kick-off 8.00pm (Sky Sports)

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Last Updated: 06 October 2008 2:48 PM
Source: The News
Location: Portsmouth

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Pompian74,

06/10/2008 12:22:32

I'd like to know why Setanata have stayed clear of us this half of the season. Yet a number or other teams are being shown at least twice if not three times.

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