Watching Broadcast Sports in Chengdu

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  • #32480
    Avatar photobluevelvet
    Participant

    Hi,

    I love tennis and tonight there is THE match in Roland Garros : Nadal-Djokovic.

    I really don’t want to miss it!

    CCTV5 had some tennis this week but not sure they will this match tonight (7 PM)

    Does someone know in what Channel I can watch it.

    And where (bar, restaurant) I can watch it?

    Thanks!

     

     

    #32485
    Avatar photoCharlie
    Keymaster

    Your best shot might be to stream it online – difficult to say whether or not it will be on CCTV, but I’m sure you can find an online stream if you Google it. There was a recent thread on here about streaming international sports games, try searching for that.

    #32521
    Avatar photobluevelvet
    Participant

    Thanks for your answer Charlie.

    Actually I cannot watch it on streaming because my connexion is too low.

    That’s why I am looking for a cafe or a bar to watch it on TV.

    But maybe it’s difficult to find in Chengdu.

    #32522
    Avatar photoCharlie
    Keymaster

    Thanks for your answer Charlie.

    Actually I cannot watch it on streaming because my connexion is too low.

    That’s why I am looking for a cafe or a bar to watch it on TV.

    But maybe it’s difficult to find in Chengdu.

    I think your best shot is The Shamrock, across the street from the Nijiaqiao subway station on Renmin Nanlu. They regularly broadcast sporting events, so there’s a good chance they’ll be showing this.

    #32524
    Avatar photobluevelvet
    Participant

    Thanks for the advice!

    #32567
    Avatar photoChris Ziich
    Moderator

    http://live.video.sina.com.cn/room/nba

    for streaming the NBA finals
    You have to download a plugin, but it doesn’t seem to be intrusive.

    #32568
    Avatar photoVincent
    Participant

    difficult to say whether or not it will be on CCTV

    That’s strange, they don’t have (online) TV magazines in PRC#1?

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