The Le Gruyère AOP European Curling Championships 2019 will have 13 robin-robin games broadcast live, as well as play-off games.
Live or highlight coverage – from 16 to 23 November, in Helsingborg, Sweden – will be carried by host broadcasters in Sweden (SVT), Switzerland (SRG), Canada (TSN), Poland (Polsat), Russia (Match TV) and Denmark (TV3 / Viasat). As well as across Europe (Eurosport) and worldwide (Olympic Channel).
Please check the individual broadcasters’ schedules for the most up-to-date information about their curling packages.
Further broadcast deals may be agreed in due course, in Estonia (ERR), Italy (RAI) and the United Kingdom (BBC).
World Curling TV is the global broadcast distributer and outside of these territories will have live streams, of all broadcast games, available on YouTube and Facebook. Geo-blocking will apply in territories with host broadcasters. Geo-blocking is lifted after 30 days.
All times are Central European Time (CET), which is one (+1) hour ahead of Universal Coordinated Time.
Live games are:
Saturday 16 November
15:00 – Denmark v Sweden (women) – Eurosport, SVT1, Polsat and TV3
20:00 – Sweden v Switzerland (men) – Europsport, SVT24, SRG, Polsat and Match TV
Sunday 17 November
09:00 – Sweden v Switzerland (women) – Eurosport, SVT1, SRG, Polsat and Match TV
14:00 – Russia v Scotland (men) – Eurosport, Polsat and Match TV
Monday 18 November
08:00 – Russia v Switzerland (men) – Eurosport, SRG, Polsat and Match TV
12:00 – Scotland v Switzerland (women) – Eurosport, SRG, TSN, Polsat and Match TV
20:00 – Scotland v Sweden (women) – Eurosport, SVT24, TSN, Polsat and Match TV
Tuesday 19 November
14:00 – Sweden v Estonia (women) – Eurosport, SVT1, TSN, Polsat and Match TV
19:00 – Sweden v Norway (men) – Eurosport, SVT Play, TSN, Polsat and TV3
Wednesday 20 November
09:00 – Czech Republic v Sweden (women) – Eurosport, SVT1, Polsat and Match TV
14:00 – Switzerland v Scotland (men) – Eurosport, SRG, TSN, Polsat and Match TV
Thursday 21 November
09:00 – Scotland v Sweden (men) – Eurosport, SVT1, Polsat and Match TV
14:00 – Sweden v Russia (women) – Eurosport, SVT1, TSN, Polsat and Match TV
19:00 – Semi-final (one men’s game) – Eurosport, SVT2, TSN, Polsat, Match TV and TV3
Friday 22 November
14:00 – Semi-final (one women’s game) – Eurosport, SVT2, TSN, Polsat, Match TV and TV3
19:00 – Bronze medal game (women’s or men’s game) – Eurosport, TSN, Polsat, Match TV and TV3
Saturday 23 November
10:00 – Gold medal game (men) – Eurosport, SVT Play, TSN, Polsat, Match TV and TV3
15:00 – Gold medal game (women) – Eurosport, SVT1, TSN, Polsat, Match TV and TV3
Any medal games including Switzerland, if they reach that stage, will be on SRG.
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