BT Sport is a group of sports television channels, owned by BT Group, launched on 1 August 2013.
BT Sport 1
BT Sport 1 launched on 1 August 2013.
BT Sport 1 is the flagship channel,and carries their main sports events,like Premier League football.
BT Sport 1 is also available in HD.
BT Sport 1 is available on Sky channel number 413
BT Sport 2
BT Sport 2 launched on 1 August 2013.
BT Sport 2 is also available in HD.
BT Sport 2 is available on Sky channel number 417
BT Sport Europe
BT Sport Europe launched on 1 August 2015.
BT Sport Europe is the home of BT Sports European football coverage, including UEFA Champions League and Europa League.
BT Sport Europe is also available in HD.
BT Sport Europe is available on Sky channel number 414
BT Sport 1 Extra
BT Sport Extra launched in September 2014
BT Sport Extra broadcasts additional content at selected times.
BT Sport Europe is available by pressing the red button on the Sky remote control when on a BT Sport channel.
BT Sport ESPN
BT Sport ESPN launched on 1 August 2014. Previously,before being bought by BT, it was known simply as ESPN.
BT Sport ESPN focuses on international sporting events, especially American sports.
BT Sport ESPN is also available in HD.
BT Sport Europe is available on Sky channel number 426.
BT Sport Ultra HD
BT Sport Ultra HD launched on 1 August 2015, Europe’s first ultra hd channel.
BT Sport Ultra HD shows selected sporting events in Ultra UD.
BT Sport Ultra HD is not available on Sky TV.It is only available to BT TV customers.
BT Sport Showcase
BT Sport Showcase launched on 1 August 2015.
BT Sport Showcase is a free-to-air channel, available via Freeview.
BT Sport Showcase is not available on Sky TV
BT Sports In Spain
The BT Sport channels are transmitted from both the UK beam and the the European beam of the Astra 2E, Astra 2Fand Astra 2G satellites.
The European beam give very good reception across the majority of mainland Spain. This means that the Sky TV pay channels can be received in Spain on a satellite dish measuring a minimum of 80x85cm.
The UK beam signal footprint is different to the previous UK TV satellites UK beam. This has meant that reception of channels on the new Astra 2 satellites will be different to previous reception. In the areas between Valencia and Alicante, our service area, the BT Sport channels on the new Astra 2 satellites UK beam can still be received on a small satellite dish – as small as a 110x120cm satellite dish, with a 125x135cm satellite dishbeing the recommended size satellite dish.
However, in other areas of Spain, reception of these channels on the new Astra 2 satellites UK beam has become harder. For example, in areas such as Barcelona, Catalonia and Zaragoza, you need at least a 1.8m satellite dish to receive these channels on the Astra 2F UK beam, whereas previously you only needed a smaller 80cm satellite dish. It is a similar story in the south of Spain, in areas like the Costa del Sol, Malaga, Almeria, Seville, Gibraltar and even Portugal, where even the larger 2.4m satellite dishes are struggling to receive these channels on the Astra 2 satellites UK beam.
BT Sport Channels in Spain Information
BT Sport Satellite Frequencies
BT Sport Subscriptions in Spain