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    PA selective guide to sport on TV for w/c November 27

    by Pa Sport Staff Nov 24, 2023 6 minutes

    Monday, November 27

    FOOTBALL: Premier League, Fulham v Wolves – Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League 1830; Serie A, Verona v Lecce – TNT Sports 1 1730, Bologna v Torino – TNT Sports 1 1930; LaLiga, Girona v Athletic Bilbao – Viaplay Sports 1 2000.

    GRIDIRON: NFL, Minnesota Vikings v Chicago Bears – Channel 5, Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports NFL 0100 (Tues).

    BASKETBALL: NBA, Philadelphia 76ers v Los Angeles Lakers – TNT Sports 2 0000 (Tues).

    SNOOKER: UK Championship – Eurosport 1 1245, 1845, BBC Two England 1300.

    Tuesday, November 28

    FOOTBALL: Champions League, Lazio v Celtic – TNT Sports 1 1700, Paris St Germain v Newcastle – TNT Sports 2 1900, Barcelona v Porto – TNT Sports 4 1945, Manchester City v RB Leipzig – TNT Sports 1 1945, Shakhtar Donetsk v Antwerp – TNT Sports 3 1730, AC Milan v Borussia Dortmund – TNT Sports 3 1945, Young Boys v

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