Canal+ Sport 1 (Scandinavia)

Infobox TV channel
name = Canal+ Sport 1
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launch = May 1, 2004
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owner = C More Entertainment
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broadcast area = Nordic countries
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former names = Canal+ Sport
replaced names = Canal+ Zap
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web = [http://www.canalplus.no Norwegian site]
[http://www.canalplus.se Swedish site]
[http://www.canalplus.dk Danish site]
[http://www.canalpus.fi Finnish site]
terr serv 1 = Boxer
terr chan 1 = flagicon|SWE Channel 13
terr serv 2 = Canal Digital
terr chan 2 = flagicon|FIN Channel 28
terr serv 3 = RiksTV
terr chan 3 = flagicon|NOR
sat serv 1 = Canal Digital
sat chan 1 =
cable serv 1 = Com Hem
cable chan 1 = flagicon|SWE Channel 77
cable serv 2 = Canal Digital
cable chan 2 =
cable serv 3 = TDC Kabel TV
cable chan 3 = flagicon|DEN
cable serv 4 = Get
cable chan 4 = flagicon|NOR
adsl serv 1 = FastTV
adsl chan 1 =
adsl serv 2 = Telia Digital-tv
adsl chan 2 = flagicon|SWE Channel 40

Canal+ Sport 1 is the name of four Scandinavian sports channels owned by C More Entertainment. They launched as the pan-Nordic "Canal+ Sport" on May 1, 2004 when C More introduced themed channels for movies and sports. On September 1, 2005, most sports broadcasts were moved to Canal+ Sport and separate versions of the channel were made for Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland. With the launch of a second sports channel, the first channels got their current name.

Programming

*American football
**College Football (United States)

*Athletics

*Baseball
**Major League Baseball (United States/Canada)

*Basketball
**College Basketball (United States)

*Golf
**The Golf Channel

*Ice hockey
**National Hockey League (United States/Canada)
**Elitserien (Sweden)
**SM-Liiga (Finland)

*Martial arts
**Boxing

*Motorsports
**Formula 3
**NASCAR (United States)
**Swedish Rallycross Championship (Sweden)

*Soccer
**FA Premier League (England)
**Serie A (Italy)
**Allsvenskan (Sweden)
**BWINLIGA(Portugal)
**Eredivisie (Netherlands)

*Tennis