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    TV GUIDE

    Nov 28, 2020 4 minutes

    SATURDAY 28 NOVEMBER

     Golf: Sunshine Tour, Alfred Dunhill Championship, Day 3, 12 noon, GOL, GSD Motorsport: FIA Formula 2 Championship: Race 1, 11am, MSP; Formula 1: Bahrain Grand Prix, Practice 3, 12.45pm, SSM, MSP, GSD (1pm); Qualifying, 3pm, MSP Rugby: Mitre 10 Cup: Premiership Final, 8am, RUG. GSD; Vodacom Rugby Tri-Nations: Argentina v New Zealand, 10.35am, GSD, RUG; Autumn Nations Cup: Scotland v Fiji, 3.35pm, ACT; Wales v England, 5.50pm, ACT; Currie Cup, Premier Division: Tafel Lager Griquas v Xerox Lions, 4.15pm, RUG, GSD

    (4.30pm); DHL Western Province v Vodacom Bulls, 6.45pm, RUG, GSD; Guinness Pro14: Connacht Rugby v Ospreys, 9.30pm, on VR1 LIVE Autumn Nations Cup: France v Italy, 9.50, RUG, GSD Premier League: Brighton & Hove Albion v Liverpool, 1.30pm, EPL, SSM (2.15pm); Manchester City v Burnley, 4.30pm, EPL, SSM (4.45pm); Everton v Leeds United, 7pm, EPL, SSM (7.15pm); West Bromwich Albion v Sheffield United, 9.30pm, EPL, SSM

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