TVP Sport

Logo used since from June 2021
Country	Poland
Network	TVP
Programming
Picture format	576i (16:9SDTV) 1080i (HDTV)
Ownership
Owner	Telewizja Polska
Sister channels	TVP1 TVP2 TVP3 TVP HD TVP ABC Alfa TVP TVP Dokument TVP Historia TVP Info TVP Kobieta TVP Kultura TVP Nauka TVP Parlament TVP Polonia TVP Rozrywka TVP Seriale TVP World
History
Launched	18 November 2006; 18 years ago (2006-11-18) (SD) 12 January 2014; 11 years ago (2014-01-12) (HD)[1]
Links
Website	sport.tvp.pl(Only in Poland)
Availability
Terrestrial
TVP	MUX3 (HEVC, DVB-T2), Channel 32

TVP Sport is a Polish sport channel, owned byTVP, launched on 18 November 2006. The channel is available onPlatforma Canal+,Polsat Box, as well as over cable providers.

SD broadcasting via satellite (Eutelsat Hot Bird) stopped on 6 April 2017.

• Sportowy wieczór - evening information programm (also onTVP Info)
• Sportowy top tygodnia - discussion of the week's topics with guests and artificial intelligence (AI)
• Gol - Monday football magazine (with main priority on PKO BP Ekstraklasa)
• Ring TVP Sport - magazine about box industry
• Retro TVP Sport - programm about sport events from the TVP archives
• Pełnosprawni - magazine about athletes with disabilities (also on TVP1)
• To zaleźy - interview with a focus on psychology
• Kamera TVP Sport - series of reports and interviews

• European Athletics Championships
• European Indoor Athletics Championships
• World Athletics Championships
• World Junior Championships in Athletics
• Janusz Kusociński Memorial
• Kamila Skolimowska Memorial
• Pedros Cup

• UCI Road World Championships
• UCI Mountain Bike & Trials World Championships
• UCI Track Cycling World Championships
• Tour de Pologne
• Tour de Suisse
• Arctic Race of Norway

• Most important competitions in Poland

• FIFA World Cup
• UEFA European Championship
• UEFA Champions League (one match on one tour (in wednesday evening))^[2]
• UEFA Nations League
• PKO BP Ekstraklasa (one match on one tour)
• I liga
• II liga
• Puchar Polski
• Superpuchar Polski (Polish Supercup)
• Orlen Ekstraliga kobiet (one match on one tour)
• Orlen Puchar Polski kobiet
• matches involving Polish national teams and Polish clubs
• Copa del Rey

• Futsal Ekstraklasa

• Polish Superliga (men's handball)
• Ekstraklasa (women's handball)
• European Men's Handball Championship
• European Women's Handball Championship
• IHF World Men's Handball Championship
• IHF World Women's Handball Championship

• IIHF World Championships
• Polish Ice Hockey League
• Polish Cup

• Olympic Games

• Polish First League

• WTA Tournaments

• World Weightlifting Championships
• European Weightlifting Championships
• Polish Championships

• FIS Nordic World Ski Championships
• FIS Ski Jumping World Cup
• Biathlon World Cup

• 
  2006 - 2009
• 
  2010 - 11 January 2014
• 
  12 January 2014 - 11 June 2021
• 
  11 June 2021 – present

• Official website
• TVP Sport at LyngSat Address^[usurped]

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