I read in this article, http://www.soccertimes.com/worldcup... that ESPN, ABC, and ESPN2 will show all 64 games of the World Cup. Since a lot of the matches will be in the morning for the viewers in the pacific side of the country, I was wondering if they will show repeats during the afternoons.
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ABC definitly won't repeat, they never do\n\nESPN might but it is unlikely since they are showing all 64 games\n\nI looked on ESPNs web site but it is to far off and they don't have the TV shedule up yet.
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It's on from 5-6:30 eastern time on NBC. The actual race will probably be sometime from 6pm on.\nIf you want to see more ESPN2 will take over from 6:30-7pm.
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California is in PST (Pacific Standard Time) and I know ABC is broadcasting all of the World Cup matches.
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Yes.  Just because not everyone has a TV set doesn't mean they won't watch it.  You can go to bars or other places to watch games -- which a lot of people.  I've been down in Brazil during a world cup and can tell you that 95% of the population is watching the game somehow.  Believe it or not, almost everyone in the ghetto had at least a small tv.\n\nI'd say with Central and South America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and a good portion of the US, you probably have close to 2 billion people watching games (on the internet or tv).\n\n\nAfter taking a second, more empirical look at this, I crunched some numbers and came up with a little under 1.8 billion.  This total included the populations of all the countries participating in the WC, and a very modest and trimmed assumption of immediate surrounding countries which may bear some interest.  One caveat to this was the United States, where I assumed at most only 20% of the population would have even taken a look at one of the games.  China, India, and most African countries were completely excluded.  The number 2 billion is likely a slight rounding up from 1.8 from the TV networks.
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ok germany vs argentina is friday at 11 AM EST on ESPN and Univision\nitaly vs ukraine is friday at 3 PM EST on ESPN2 and Univision\nEngland vs. Portugal is saturday at 11 AM EST on ABC and Univision\nBrazil vs. France is saturday at 3 PM EST on ESPN and Univision
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All Times Eastern \nFri., Jun. 9  \nMatch Group Time Team    Team Television  \n1. A 11:55 a.m. Germany vs. Costa Rica ESPN2  \n2. A 2:55 p.m. Poland vs. Ecuador ESPN2  \nSat., Jun. 10  \nMatch Group Time Team    Team Television  \n3. B 9:00 a.m. England vs. Paraguay ABC  \n4. B 11:30 a.m. Trinidad-Tob. vs. Sweden ABC  \n5. C 2:55 p.m. Argentina vs. Ivory Coast ESPN2  \nSun., Jun. 11  \nMatch Group Time Team    Team Television  \n6. C 8:55 a.m. Serbia-Mont. vs. Netherlands ESPN2  \n7. D 11:30 a.m. Mexico vs. Iran ABC  \n8. D 2:55 p.m. Angola vs. Portugal ESPN2  \nMon., Jun. 12  \nMatch Group Time Team    Team Television  \n9. F 8:55 a.m. Australia vs. Japan ESPN2  \n10. E 11:55 a.m. United States vs. Czech Republic ESPN2  \n11. E 2:55 p.m. Italy vs. Ghana ESPN2  \nTue., Jun. 13  \nMatch Group Time Team    Team Television  \n12. G 8:55 a.m. South Korea vs. Togo ESPN2  \n13. G 11:55 a.m. France vs. Switzerland ESPN2  \n14. F 2:55 p.m. Brazil vs. Croatia ESPN2  \nWed., Jun. 14  \nMatch Group Time Team    Team Television  \n15. H 8:55 a.m. Spain vs. Ukraine ESPN2  \n16. H 11:55 a.m. Tunisia vs. Saudi Arabia ESPN2  \n17. A 2:55 p.m. Germany vs. Poland ESPN2  \nThu., Jun. 15  \nMatch Group Time Team    Team Television  \n18. A 8:55 a.m. Ecuador vs. Costa Rica ESPN2  \n19. B 11:55 a.m. England vs. Trinidad-Tob. ESPN2  \n20. B 2:55 p.m. Sweden vs. Paraguay ESPN  \nFri., Jun. 16  \nMatch Group Time Team    Team Television  \n21. C 8:55 a.m. Argentina vs. Serbia-Mont. ESPN2  \n22. C 11:55 a.m. Netherlands vs. Ivory Coast ESPN2  \n23. D 2:55 p.m. Mexico vs. Angola ESPN  \nSat., Jun. 17  \nMatch Group Time Team    Team Television  \n24. D 8:55 a.m. Portugal vs. Iran ESPN2  \n25. E 11:30 a.m. Czech Republic vs. Ghana ABC  \n26. E 2:30 p.m. Italy vs. United States ABC  \nSun., Jun. 18  \nMatch Group Time Team    Team Television  \n27. F 9:00 a.m. Japan vs. Croatia ABC  \n28. F 11:30 a.m. Brazil vs. Australia ABC  \n29. G 2:30 p.m. France vs. South Korea ABC  \nMon., Jun. 19  \nMatch Group Time Team    Team Television  \n30. G 8:55 a.m. Togo vs. Switzerland ESPN2  \n31. H 11:55 a.m. Saudi Arabia vs. Ukraine ESPN2  \n32. H 2:55 p.m. Spain vs. Tunisia ESPN2  \nTue., Jun. 20  \nMatch Group Time Team    Team Television  \n33. A 9:55 a.m. Germany vs. Ecuador ESPN  \n34. A 9:55 a.m. Costa Rica vs. Poland ESPN2  \n35. B 2:55 p.m. Sweden vs. England ESPN  \n36. B 2:55 p.m. Paraguay vs. Trinidad-Tob. ESPN2  \nWed., Jun. 21  \nMatch Group Time Team    Team Television  \n37. D 9:55 a.m. Portugal vs. Mexico ESPN  \n38. D 9:55 a.m. Iran vs. Angola ESPN2  \n39. C 2:55 p.m. Netherlands vs. Argentina ESPN  \n40. C 2:55 p.m. Ivory Coast vs. Serbia-Mont. ESPN2  \nThu., Jun. 22  \nMatch Group Time Team    Team Television  \n41. E 9:55 a.m. Ghana vs. United States ESPN  \n42. E 9:55 a.m. Czech Republic vs. Italy ESPN2  \n43. F 2:55 p.m. Japan vs. Brazil ESPN  \n44. F 2:55 p.m. Croatia vs. Australia ESPN2  \nFri., Jun. 23  \nMatch Group Time Team    Team Television  \n45. H 9:55 a.m. Saudi Arabia vs. Spain ESPN  \n46. H 9:55 a.m. Ukraine vs. Tunisia ESPN2  \n47. G 2:55 p.m. Togo vs. France ESPN  \n48. G 2:55 p.m. Switzerland vs. South Korea ESPN2  \n \n \nAll Times Eastern \nSat., Jun. 24\nMatch Round Time Team    Team Television\n49. Rnd. 16 10:30 a.m. Winner A vs. Runner-up B ABC\n50. Rnd. 16 2:55 p.m. Winner C vs. Runner-up D ESPN\nSun., Jun. 25\nMatch Round Time Team    Team Television\n51. Rnd. 16 10:30 a.m. Winner B vs. Runner-up A ABC\n52. Rnd. 16 2:55 p.m. Winner D vs. Runner-up C ESPN\nMon., Jun. 26\nMatch Round Time Team    Team Television\n53. Rnd. 16 10:55 a.m. Winner E vs. Runner-up F ESPN\n54. Rnd. 16 2:55 p.m. Winner G vs. Runner-up H ESPN\nTue., Jun. 27\nMatch Round Time Team    Team Television\n55. Rnd. 16 10:55 a.m. Winner F vs. Runner-up E ESPN\n56. Rnd. 16 2:55 p.m. Winner H vs. Runner-up G ESPN\nFri., Jun. 30\nMatch Round Time Team    Team Television\n57. Quarterfinal 10:55 a.m. Winner 49 vs. Winner 50 ESPN\n58. Quarterfinal 2:55 p.m. Winner
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I think it will - especially since USA is ranked  it.so high in the fifa rankings. I also think ESPN addicts (98%  of the US male population who has cable) will be watching it. I'm hopeful, I love this sport, I don't see enough of it in this country.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/world_cup_2006/printable_wallchart/default.stm\n\nKick Off times are BST tho.
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This website has the time and channel for all the games...\n\nhttp://soccernet.espn.go.com/worldcup/fixtures?&lpos=wcnav&lid=gn_sn_WC+fixtures&cc=5901
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Ecuador. Lota experience than the Polish. The match will be broadcasting June 9th on ESPN2 @ 12:00 P.M. Pacific Time.
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i doubt it.. if you live in the pacific time zone, thats unfortunate because theyre only going to show live games, that will probably range from 9:30am(earliest game) to 2:30 pm (latest game) all times eastern standard time.. but you know what, this is still better than 2002 (in korea/japan), when all the games were 2:30, 4:30 and 7:30 all AM!!! that was crazyyy
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My overall view of the cup... hmmm...\n\nWell since you asked, here goes:\n\nThe World Cup of Soccer... it's the most watched sports competition in the world, a game and an event that unites & divides the entire planet!  This year the world cup soccer tournament arrives in Germany where the host country (part of it anyways, once known as West Germany) won a 2nd title in 1974.\n \nThe world's largest sporting event has only gotten bigger during the last 3 decades:  2.7 million people in stadiums across South Korea & Japan in 2002, it was where the Germans returned to the World Cup Final and lost to Brazil.\n \n32 world cup teams will battle it out in Germany over a 31 day period.  The battle is for the most coveted trophy in the world, the FIFA World Cup Trophy (see picture above in the upper right hand corner).  It is a piece of hardware that measures 14" high and weighs 11 pounds.  Also at stake is an entire nation's pride.\n\nEvery 4 years, FIFA (the international governing body of soccer) holds a month long tournament.  32 teams qualify from 6 zones: Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, North America (and Oceania as a single zone), Central America and the Caribbean.\n\nHow is it played?  The 32 teams are broken into 8 groups. Each team plays the other 3 teams in its group, the top 2 teams from each of the original 8 groups advance to the round of 16 (16 teams left at this point).   The round of 16 is played this way:  The winner of each group plays the 2nd place team of another group.  The winners from the round of 16 advance to the quarter-finals (8 teams left at this point).  Winning teams from the quarter-finals advance to the semi-finals (4 teams left at this point) and are guaranteed two more games - because World Cup teams play for 3rd place also.  The winning teams of the semi-finals play in the World Cup final (for 1st & 2nd place), the losing teams of the semi-finals play for 3rd place.\n\nFIFA held the 1st World Cup in 1930, and aside from skipping 1942 & 1946 (due to obvious reasons: World War II), has held the tournament every 4 years since then.  There have been 17 previous tournaments.  \n\nWho do I think will win?  That question can hold a few different possible answers.  Brazil holds the record for winning the most world cups with 5 world cups so they are the favorites.  Italy & West Germany (Germany now since reunification in 1990) are tied at 2nd place with 3 world cups each.  Uruguay & Argentina are tied at 3rd place with 2 world cups each.  England & France are tied at 4th with 1 world cup title each.\n\nMy heart lies with team Italy but five-time champions Brazil are the definite favorite - which would be an unbelievable 6th title and would be twice as many as any other team.  Another favorite is Czech Republic based on their #2 World Ranking according to FIFA.  Holland is ranked 3rd, Mexico is ranked 4th and USA is ranked 5th tied with Spain.  But those are just current FIFA World rankings, they can't determine the actual World Cup outcome: How you get to Germany and How you play in Germany are two different things!  Fan favorites and real contenders like Italy, Portugal, England, Germany, Argentina among other teams will obviously leave their respective marks on this tournament.  \n\nGo Italy!  Forza Italia!!!
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This is all I've found to try watching online:\nhttp://www.chiff.com/recreation/sports/world-cup-2006.htm\nWorld Cup On the Web\n-Online, ESPN360 (http://broadband.espn.go.com/broadband/EBB2/web/shellMain )  will simulcast every match of the 2006 FIFA World Cup that is televised on ESPN and ESPN2 from Friday, June 9 through Sunday, July 9. Also featured will be a live webcast program, including pre-match, halftime and post-match segments, along with exclusive interviews with players, coaches and analysts. LIMITED WEB PROVIDERS\n-BBC will also provide live streaming video for selected games at BBC Sports(http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/world_cup_2006/default.stm )  along with four-minute highlight packages from every single game of the tournament on demand.\n-NDTV is an Indian site that's also webcasting (http://www.ndtv.com/sports/fifa/default.asp  and  http://www.ndtv.com/ndtvvideo/default.asp  )\n\nhttp://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/\nhttp://soccernet.espn.go.com/section?id=worldcup&cc=5901\n\n**SORRY ABOUT THE BAD LINKS BEFORE**\n**THEY SHOULD WORK NOW**
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Full schedule of games and stations in the US for the English feed. \n\nGroup Phase: \nMatch # Date Kickoff Time (Eastern) Group Match Station\n1 Fr Jun 9 12noon A Germany vs Costa Rica ESPN2  \n2 Fr Jun 9 3pm A Poland vs Ecuador ESPN2  \n3 Sa Jun 10 9am B England vs Paraguay ABC  \n4 Sa Jun 10 12noon B Trinidad vs Sweden ABC  \n5 Sa Jun 10 3pm C Argentina vs Ivory Coast ESPN2  \n6 Su Jun 11 9am C Serbia vs Netherlands ESPN2  \n7 Su Jun 11 12noon D Mexico vs Iran ABC  \n8 Su Jun 11 3pm D Angola vs Portugal ESPN2  \n9 Mo Jun 12 9am F Australia vs Japan ESPN2  \n10 Mo Jun 12 12noon E United States vs Czech Republic ESPN2  \n11 Mo Jun 12 3pm E Italy vs Ghana ESPN2  \n12 Tu Jun 13 9am G Republic of Korea vs Togo ESPN2  \n13 Tu Jun 13 12noon G France vs Switzerland ESPN2  \n14 Tu Jun 13 3pm F Brazil vs Croatia ESPN2  \n15 We Jun 14 9am H Spain vs Ukraine ESPN2  \n16 We Jun 14 12noon H Tunisia vs Saudi Arabia ESPN2  \n17 We Jun 14 3pm A Germany vs Poland ESPN2  \n18 Th Jun 15 9am A Ecuador vs Costa Rica ESPN2  \n19 Th Jun 15 12noon B England vs Trinidad ESPN2  \n20 Th Jun 15 3pm B Sweden vs Paraguay ESPN  \n21 Fr Jun 16 9am C Argentina vs Serbia ESPN2  \n22 Fr Jun 16 12noon C Netherlands vs Ivory Coast ESPN2  \n23 Fr Jun 16 3pm D Mexico vs Angola ESPN  \n24 Sa Jun 17 9am D Portugal vs Iran ESPN2  \n25 Sa Jun 17 12noon E Czech Republic vs Ghana ABC  \n26 Sa Jun 17 3pm E Italy vs United States ABC  \n27 Su Jun 18 9am F Japan vs Croatia ABC  \n28 Su Jun 18 12noon F Brazil vs Australia ABC  \n29 Su Jun 18 3pm G France vs Republic of Korea ABC  \n30 Mo Jun 19 9am G Togo vs Switzerland ESPN2  \n31 Mo Jun 19 12noon H Saudi Arabia vs Ukraine ESPN2  \n32 Mo Jun 19 3pm H Spain vs Tunisia ESPN2  \n33 Tu Jun 20 10am A Ecuador vs Germany ESPN  \n34 Tu Jun 20 10am A Costa Rica vs Poland ESPN2 \n35 Tu Jun 20 3pm B Sweden vs England ESPN  \n36 Tu Jun 20 3pm B Paraguay vs Trinidad ESPN2 \n37 We Jun 21 10am D Portugal vs Mexico ESPN  \n38 We Jun 21 10am D Iran vs Angola ESPN2 \n39 We Jun 21 3pm C Netherlands vs Argentina ESPN  \n40 We Jun 21 3pm C Ivory Coast vs Serbia ESPN2 \n41 Th Jun 22 10am E Ghana vs United States ESPN  \n42 Th Jun 22 10am E Czech Republic vs Italy ESPN2 \n43 Th Jun 22 3pm F Japan vs Brazil ESPN  \n44 Th Jun 22 3pm F Croatia vs Australia ESPN2 \n45 Fr Jun 23 10am H Saudi Arabia vs Spain ESPN  \n46 Fr Jun 23 10am H Ukraine vs Tunisia ESPN2 \n47 Fr Jun 23 3pm G Togo vs France ESPN  \n48 Fr Jun 23 3pm G Switzerland vs Republic of Korea ESPN2 \n\n\nRound of 16: \nMatch # Date Kickoff Time (Eastern) Match Station \n49 Sa Jun 24 11am A1 vs B2 ABC  \n50 Sa Jun 24 3pm C1 vs D2 ESPN  \n51 Su Jun 25 11am B1 vs A2 ABC  \n52 Su Jun 25 3pm D1 vs C2 ESPN  \n53 Mo Jun 26 11am E1 vs F2 ESPN  \n54 Mo Jun 26 3pm G1 vs H2 ESPN  \n55 Tu Jun 27 11am F1 vs E2 ESPN  \n56 Tu Jun 27 3pm H1 vs G2 ESPN  \n\n\nQuarterfinals: \nMatch # Date Kickoff Time (Eastern) Match Station \n57 Fr Jun 30 11am 49 vs 50 ESPN  \n58 Fr Jun 30 3pm 53 vs 54 ESPN2  \n59 Sa Jul 1 11am 51 vs 52 ABC  \n60 Sa Jul 1 3pm 55 vs 56 ESPN  \n\n\nSemifinals, 3rd Place, and Final: \nMatch # Date Kickoff Time (Eastern) Match Station \n61 Tu Jul 4 3pm Semifinal 1: 57 vs 58 ESPN  \n62 We Jul 5 3pm Semifinal 2: 59 vs 60 ESPN  \n63 Sa Jul 8 3pm 3rd Place ESPN  \n64 Su Jul 9 2pm Final ABC  \n\nFor a more readable version or the Spanish feed check out the link below
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The above schedule is correct but you need to increase the time by 4:30 hours to get Indian Standard Time....All the matches will be telecasted live on Espn and Star Sports.\n\nHowever, you can find entire match schedule at http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/schedule.html\n\nJust Increase the time by 4:30 hours...I hope this will be helpful
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the  world cup is nothing like the world series, 32 teams from all over the globe have been through tough qualifying groups (5-10 teams in each) and have been playing these games for nearly 2 years to qualify for the tournament...these teams are now in 8 groups of 4 teams and will play each team in its group and the top 2 teams in each group go through to the next round ( knock-out stages) then the quarter finals, semi finals, and final this competition is only every 4 years, it all begins on the 9th of june and the smart money is on Brazil to win again, but Germany, Italy,England, argentina, Spain ,Holland or one of the African teams could do it...I hope you enjoy the tournament, it is the best competition in the world !!!
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try watching online:\nhttp://www.chiff.com/recreation/sports/world-cup-2006.htm\nWorld Cup On the Web\n-Online, ESPN360 (http://broadband.espn.go.com/broadband/EBB2/web/shellMain )  will simulcast every match of the 2006 FIFA World Cup that is televised on ESPN and ESPN2 from Friday, June 9 through Sunday, July 9. Also featured will be a live webcast program, including pre-match, halftime and post-match segments, along with exclusive interviews with players, coaches and analysts. LIMITED WEB PROVIDERS\n-BBC will also provide live streaming video for selected games at BBC Sports(http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/world_cup_2006/default.stm )  along with four-minute highlight packages from every single game of the tournament on demand.\n-NDTV is an Indian site that's also webcasting (http://www.ndtv.com/sports/fifa/default.asp  and  http://www.ndtv.com/ndtvvideo/default.asp  )\n\nhttp://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/\nhttp://soccernet.espn.go.com/section?id=worldcup&cc=5901\n\n**SORRY ABOUT THE BAD LINKS BEFORE**\n**THEY SHOULD WORK NOW**