SF broadcasts 17 hours live on the opening day of the European Championships
Swiss television will cover Euro 08 with a variety of programming formats. On opening day, Saturday, June 7, SF will broadcast 17 hours of live coverage. There will also be a Euro 08 magazine show
After two years of preparation for 23 days of TV football, the time will soon come: Swiss television will accompany Euro 08 with various broadcast formats. On the opening day, Saturday, June 7, SF will report live for 17 hours, as reported by SDA on Wednesday. The opening match between Switzerland and the Czech Republic will be embedded in the live broadcast. On the day before the opening, SF will broadcast the program "Euro 2008 - A dream comes true" with Rainer Maria Salzgeber. Until the start of the tournament, "Euro 2008 - Das Magazin" will be broadcast daily on SF 2 at 10.20 pm. This program will be presented by Matthias Hüppi and Alain Sutter. In the "Football Coretto" section, comedian Massimo Rocchi explains the rules of football.
From June 8, SF will be broadcasting "Euro 2008 - Am Mittag". Together with experts and guests, Franz Fischlin and Regula Spähni will take a look at the events of the previous evening. They will also report on the current traffic situation.
The 31 matches will be broadcast live by Swiss television, in some cases on two channels (SF 2 and SF info) so that the parallel matches can also be shown. Commentating on the matches will be Bernard Turnheer (all Swiss matches and the final in Vienna), Dani Wyler, Dani Kern and Sascha Ruefer. They will be supported by Volker Finke, Toni Polster, Jörg Stiel and Rolf Fringer.
From June 8, SF will be broadcasting "Euro 2008 - Am Mittag". Together with experts and guests, Franz Fischlin and Regula Spähni will take a look at the events of the previous evening. They will also report on the current traffic situation.
The 31 matches will be broadcast live by Swiss television, in some cases on two channels (SF 2 and SF info) so that the parallel matches can also be shown. Commentating on the matches will be Bernard Turnheer (all Swiss matches and the final in Vienna), Dani Wyler, Dani Kern and Sascha Ruefer. They will be supported by Volker Finke, Toni Polster, Jörg Stiel and Rolf Fringer.
