10pm ET.I likely won't be watching anything at (if I'm reading it right) 10pm Pacific Time, as that's the middle of the night my time.
But I did catch some of "Premier League Mornings" the other day on TBS. They showed some of the festivities from Universal Orlando before the game.
The game on Saturday is 7:30 pm ET.I likely won't be watching anything at (if I'm reading it right) 10pm Pacific Time, as that's the middle of the night my time.
But I did catch some of "Premier League Mornings" the other day on TBS. They showed some of the festivities from Universal Orlando before the game.
That would be much more my speed!
Just an FYI, EPL is on NBC, USA network, and Peacock.I likely won't be watching anything at (if I'm reading it right) 10pm Pacific Time, as that's the middle of the night my time.
But I did catch some of "Premier League Mornings" the other day on TBS. They showed some of the festivities from Universal Orlando before the game.
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Thanks for the info. I put it in my calendar.
We don’t know yet if the English station for the Grenada match is on CBS Sports Network or Paramount Plus. We do know that it will be on Peacock and Universo though in Spanish. I’ll update the thread when the English station is posted.
One thing I recommend when watching a USA away match from home, is trying a dish from the host country. International matches offer the unique opportunity to learn and appreciate countries that we rarely think about. An enjoyable way for me to do this while watching these special matches, is through good food recipes from those host nations. Here are some Grenada dishes you could try if you were interested:
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