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Watching the Euroleague Final Four on TV, online

May 10, 2012

Euroleague officials have announced that the 2012 Euroleague Final Four will be broadcast to some 174 countries via 66 television networks, with live on-site reportage in 13 languages. NTV Spor is the host broadcaster, making available for the first time live coverage of the Nike International Junior Tournament.

The lead broadcast carrier to show the Final Four is naturally ESPN, with a presence in 101 of the named 174 countries. Among the other big guns distributing the games are Canal+, Viasat, Al Jazeera, CCTV, Setanta, Supersport and Guangdong TV.

In case you’re not in one of the countries covered or you’d like to view the games with broadcast in English or a few other languages, extensive streaming of press conferences and events such as the NIJT, head to the Euroleague TV website. The ‘site is also making available every complete Euroleague Final Four Final from history on-demand to all users. A subscription is €9.99 or $9.99.

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