For any of you who have Virgin here is some good news, finally sorted it out to show BT Sport Virgin Media today scored the winner as BT Sport arrives on Virgin TV. The landmark deal means millions of sports fans1 will get BT Sport 1, BT Sport 2 and ESPN at no extra cost and every channel in glorious HD. Virgin Media already offers all the Sky Sports channels, with Sky Sports 1 and 2 in HD, making Virgin TV the only place sports fans can enjoy every goal, try, penalty and heart-stopping sporting moment with one, great value subscription. Dana Strong, Virgin Mediaâs chief operating officer, said: âVirgin Media homes are kicking-off the new season with the most complete sporting line-up around in one simple subscription, from Barclays Premier League football and Aviva Premiership rugby to F1, live golf and the culmination of a great Ashes series. Weâre excited to announce our deal with BT, making these fantastic new channels available at no extra cost to millions of Virgin TV viewers and in HD as standard.â BT Sport will be available at no extra cost to sports fans in every Virgin XL TV home2. Other customers will be able to either upgrade to Virgin XL TV, with over 200 fantastic channels or, for £15 a month, add BT Sport â BT Sport 1, 2 and ESPN and all HD variants â to their existing TV package. BT Sport will also be made available on Virgin TV Anywhere, the award-winning cloud-based entertainment service3 for mobiles, tablets and online so Virgin TV fans can follow their team in the pub, at the shops and even at the in-laws. BT Sport on Virgin TV Anywhere is coming soon. BT Sport joins Virgin Mediaâs outstanding sporting line-up of Sky Sports 1, 2 (currently Sky Sports Ashes), 3, 4, Sky Sports 1 and 2 in HD, Sky Sports F1 and Sky Sports News. All Virgin Media pay-TV subscribers can enjoy the British Eurosport and Sky Sports News channels as part of their TV package. BT Sport adds 38 Barclays Premier League matches and Aviva Premiership rugby coverage to Virgin TV alongside: Hundreds of top-flight football matches from Italy, France and Brazil Women's Tennis Association matches from 21 tournaments 2013/14 FA Cup Clydesdale Bank Scottish Premier League UEFA Europa League German Bundesliga Notes to Editors 1 From today, Virgin XL TV subscribers will be able to watch BT Sport at no extra cost. Other Virgin TV customers can upgrade to Virgin XL TV or subscribe for £15 per month. For the full line-up of Virgin TV channels, please visit www.virginmedia.com/tv 2 Virgin XL TV is included in Virgin Mediaâs Premiere and VIP Collections 3 Virgin TV Anywhere was awarded âThe companion and second screenâ prize at the 2013 Connected TV World Summit. BT Sport 1, BT Sport 2, ESPN SD variants will be made available on Virgin TV Anywhere. BT Sport on Virgin TV Anywhere is coming soon. Launch date TBC - See more at: http://mediacentre.virginmedia.com/...-with-BT-Sport-248e.aspx#sthash.HvjXPQ04.dpuf
Yeah noticed the channels earlier, now if they can get the TV Anywhere Android App sorted I will be a happy camper. Unbelievable that they sort out the minority fanbois using IOS and ignored the majority on Android. Total own goal by Virgin, only catering to other mobile firms customers. Also just in case some didn't know. You can watch Sky Sports 1 free on Saturday coming, on Sky 2 and I think on Pick TV on Freeview.
