[bulldog]

I have a huge dillema, I live in Washington, D.C.,, and I don't know how I can watch Euro2000. It is not on ESPN or ESPN2 as I thought it would be. And Foxsportsworld (which I don't even have), according to their online schedule, is showing all the games with a weeks delay. Please help!! Can anyone suggest how I can watch Euro2000. The situation seems hopeless. (I know this is off topic, but I need to get a response

 

[Badge]

Try the Irish Bars. Some Irish bars (real ones with real Irish people , not those dreadful theme bars) pipe in a TV channel called Setanta which basically is an Irish station for emigrants around the world showing live sports from Ireland. Maybe they are showing Euro2000 coverage on it even though we're not there.

 

[RazorUK]

The only way to watch Euro2000 in the US is on a pay-per-view basis. Each match costs 20 dollars though, and you need either cable or satellite to watch it, failing that you'll have to try the bars. You might have more chance than me, no bars are showing it around my area, and therefore I'm forced to pay the 20 dollars!

 

[Badge]

I have a choice of 4 TV stations to watch live coverage of each game. Wall to wall coverage. Marvellous is'nt it hmmm?

 

[Guest]

Well my friend, forget Euro 2000, if u watched blue Peter as many people did you can go to your own E2000!!!!!
All you need is a carboard box, some sticky back plastic and some wooden rods!!!!! This way you can pick your own squad and also even put yourself in the team, that fun or what!!!!!!!

 

[Guest]

i think most of the matches are broadcast on TSN, rds ,oln ,rfo....

i dunno if u do get all those tv stations..but if not....well too bad!

 

[zico]

Instead of paying $20 per each game you can subscribe for the entire Euro-2000 package for $149 (all 31 games) in US.
All matches are shown live + you get replays at night.