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# Spoiled Darlings

Spoiled Darlings is a 1940 Australian romantic comedy radio play by Edmund Barclay that was broadcast nationally on the ABC.
Its light hearted treatment of Australian history was unusual for the time. Leslie Rees write in 1940 that “I don’t know of a single Australian historical play other than Barclay’s that could be called jolly.”
The play was very popular and was produced again several times. There were productions in 1941, 1951, and 1954 (with Ray Barrett and Reg Lye).
Geoffrey Thomas, reviewing the 1954 production, called it "gay and charming... and, if it is, perhaps, a little overstrained in its mannerisms (I can’t believe that people were ever quite so flowery either in their rudeness or in their politeness to one another!) yet it is pleasant to pretend that even Sydney once had time for such leisurely behaviour." Leslie Rees referred to it as "a witty souffle of a comedy... a play of light intention, it doesn’t dissect or probe, it does chuckle!"
A copy of the script was published in a collection of Australian radio plays in 1946.
The ABC later used Ralph Darling's regime as a background to the 1962 mini-series The Patriots. Filmink magazine argued that Spoiled Darlings was a superior treatment of this period.

## Premise

A comedy in 1839, the time when Sydney was under the governorship of Ralph Darling. A young man from England , Jeffrey Lorimer, is mistaken for an assigned convict servant by the beautiful Anne Carmichael, daughter of a rich settler. Lorimer also goes to work for Robert Wardell and William Wentworth, whose newspaper articles greatly annoy Darling.

## Cast of 1954 production

* Ray Barrett as The Hon. Jeffrey Lorrimer
* Audrey Teesdale as Anne
* Walter Sullivan as Captain Nicholson
* James Mills as Sir Ralph Darling
* Ailsa Grahame as Lady Darling
* Peter Owen as Doctor Wardell
* Daphne Winslow as Mrs. Carmichael
* Helepe Jacoby as First Lady
* Diana Bell as Second Lady
* Reg Lye as Servant
# Sadok, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship

Sadok is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Chodecz, within Włocławek County, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, in north-central Poland.
# Sadłowo, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship

Sadłowo is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Rypin, within Rypin County, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, in north-central Poland. It lies approximately 5 kilometres (3 mi) north-east of Rypin and 61 km (38 mi) east of Toruń.
# J3S Amilly

J3 Sports Amilly Football is a French association football club created in 1949 by René Fouassier. The club wears the colours green and white, and are based in the town of Amilly, Loiret, with their home stadium in the Stade Georges Clericeau. As of the 2022–2023 season, the club plays in the sixth tier of French football, after two seasons at the fifth tier.
The best result in French Cup is the 7th round.
# List of Danish films of the 1930s

The following table is a list of films produced in Denmark or in the Danish language in the 1930s. For an alphabetical list of all Danish films currently on Wikipedia see Category:Danish films. For Danish films from other decades see the Cinema of Denmark box above.
| Danish Title | English Title | Director(s) | Cast | Genre | Notes |
| 1930 ||||||
| Eskimo | Eskimo | George Schnéevoigt | Mona Mårtenson, Paul Richter | Adventure Romance | First feature-length sound film produced by Denmark (Norwegian dialogue) |
| 1931 ||||||
| Hotel Paradis | Paradise Hotel | George Schnéevoigt | Eyvind Johan-Svendsen, Karen Caspersen, Inger Stender | Drama | |
| Præsten i Vejlby | The Vicar of Vejlby | George Schnéevoigt | Henrik Malberg, Karin Nellemose | Crime Mystery | First feature-length sound film with Danish dialogue |
| 1932 ||||||
| Odds 777 | Odds 777 | George Schnéevoigt | Liva Weel, Schiøler Linck, Bodil Kjer | Comedy | |
| Paustians Uhr | | | | | |
| Skal vi vædde en million? | Do You Want to Bet a Million? | George Schnéevoigt | Frederik Jensen, Marguerite Viby Hans Kurt | Comedy | |
| Vampyr | Vampire | Carl Theodor Dreyer | Julian West, Maurice Schutz Rena Mandel | Horror | |
| 1933 ||||||
| De blaa drenge | The Blue Boy (film) | George Schnéevoigt | Liva Weel, Robert Schmidt Schiøler Linck, Buster Larsen | Comedy | Debut of Buster Larsen |
| Kobberbryllup | | | | | |
| Københavnere | The Copenhageners | Lau Lauritzen Sr. | Christian Arhoff, Olga Svendsen Ib Schønberg | Comedy | |
| Nyhavn 17 | | | | | |
| 1934 ||||||
| Nøddebo Præstegård | Nødderbo Rectory | George Schnéevoigt | Johannes Meyer Karin Nellemose | Family Christmas | |
| Ud i den kolde sne | | Lau Lauritzen Jr. Alice O'Fredericks | Sigurd Langberg, Aase Clausen | Comedy | Lau Lauritzen Jr.'s directorial debut |
| 1935 ||||||
| Bag Københavns kulisser | Behind Copenhagen's Wings | Arne Weel | Ib Schønberg | Family | |
| De bør forelske Dem | | | | | |
| Week-end | Week-end | Lau Lauritzen Jr. Alice O'Fredericks | Lau Lauritzen Jr., Ib Schønberg Poul Reichhardt, Svend Bille | Family | |
| 1936 ||||||
| Giftes-nej tak | | | | | |
| Sol over Danmark | Sun Over Denmark | Holger-Madsen | Henrik Malberg, Albrecht Schmidt, Sigrid Horne-Rasmussen | Comedy | |
| 1937 ||||||
| Den kloge mand | | | | | |
| Der var engang en vicevært | There Once was a Caretaker | Lau Lauritzen Jr. Alice O'Fredericks | Osvald Helmuth, Victor Borge | Family | |
| Frøken Møllers jubilæum | Miss Møller's Anniversary | Lau Lauritzen Jr. Alice O'Fredericks | Liva Weel, Victor Borge | Family | |
| Mille, Marie og mig | | | | | |
| Flådens blå matroser | | | | | |
| Inkognito | | | | | |
| 1938 ||||||
| Bolettes brudefærd | | | | | |
| Kongen bød | | | | | |
| Champagnegaloppen | The Champagne Gallop | George Schnéevoigt | Svend Methling, Valdemar Møller Agnes Rehni | Musical | |
| Under byens tage | | Liva Weel | | | |
| 1939 ||||||
| Komtessen på Stenholt | | | | | |
| I dag begynder livet | | | Sigfried Johansen | | |
| Nordhavets mænd | | | | | |
# Channel Home Centers

Channel Home Centers (formerly known as Channel Lumber Company and often simply known as Channel) was a chain of home-improvement centers that was based in Whippany, New Jersey.

## History

A 1975 New York Times profile traced the company's origins to a lumber business started in Newark in 1922 by two Russian Jewish Americans, Abraham Levy and Morris Charin (1887–1963). A 1990 article in the same publication, and other company releases, however, have put the founding date at 1908. In any event, Louis L. Slater (1913–1987), son-in-law of Levy, opened the first retail outlet in Newark, New Jersey in 1948.

## Expansion

In 1963, it was reported that Channel Lumber had seven locations, all in New Jersey.
By late 1975, the chain had 24 locations, 22 of which were in New Jersey. W. R. Grace and Company purchased the company from the Slater family in 1977 for $19 million. By 1979, the company had expanded to over 70 locations, moving beyond New Jersey and Pennsylvania to enter New York, Connecticut, and Delaware in 1978, and Maryland and Massachusetts in 1979.
In 1986, Channel's executives bought the company through a leveraged buyout. The purchase included a total of 202 retail locations in 20 states, including home centers under W.R. Grace located in the southeast, among them "Handy City" and Handy Dan.

## Bankruptcy

By 1990, the chain had grown to 89 Channel outlets in nine states, but in early 1991, the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and announced a plan to close 34 of 86 stores, mostly in the Baltimore-Washington and New England markets. It emerged from bankruptcy in March 1992.
In 1994, Channel and its competitor Rickel were bought by a venture capital firm, which merged the operations of the two chains under the Rickel name. At that point in time, it had 60 locations, and its 1993 sales topped $300 million. Fifty-nine of Channel's sixty stores were rebranded; the only one that was not was its location in Totowa, New Jersey as Rickel already had a store in the vicinity.
# List of Danish films before 1910

The following table is a list of films produced in Denmark or in the Danish language before 1910. For an alphabetical list of all Danish films currently on Wikipedia see Category:Danish films. For Danish films from other decades see the Cinema of Denmark box above.
| Danish title | English title | Director(s) | Cast | Genre | Notes |
| 1897 ||||||
| Kørsel med Grønlandske Hunde | Traveling with Greenlandic Dogs | Peter Elfelt | Johan Carl Joensen | Documentary | First Danish film |
| Brandvæsnet rykker ud | The Fire department Moves Out | Peter Elfelt | | Documentary | |
| 1899 ||||||
| Brydekamp | Wrestling | Peter Elfelt | Magnus Bech-Olsen | Documentary | |
| Kongelige skal fotograferes | Photographing the Royal Family | Peter Elfelt | Christian IX of Denmark, Dagmar of Denmark, Nicholas II of Russia, Alexandra of Denmark | Documentary | |
| 1900 ||||||
| Vagtparaden paa Amalienborg | | Peter Elfelt | | Documentary | |
| 1901 ||||||
| Fru Anna Larssen i sit Paaklædningsværelse | | Peter Elfelt | Anna Larssen Bjørner | Documentary | |
| Tietgens Bisættelse | | Peter Elfelt | P.A. Alberti, Benny Dessau, King Christian X, King Frederik VIII | Documentary | |
| 1902 ||||||
| Rideklubben ved Nærumgaard | | Peter Elfelt | | Documentary | |
| 1903 ||||||
| Henrettelsen | Capital Execution | Peter Elfelt | Francesca Nathansen, Victor Betzonich | Drama | First Danish feature film |
| Dagmar Hansen | | Peter Elfelt | Dagmar Hansen | Documentary | |
| Kongejagt paa Hveen | Royal Shooting Party on Hveen | Peter Elfelt | King Oscar II, King Christian X, Prins Valdemar | Documentary | |
| 1906 ||||||
| Anarkistens Svigermor | | Viggo Larsen | Viggo Larsen, Margrete Jespersen | Short film | |
| 1907 ||||||
| Løvejagten | The Lion Hunt | Viggo Larsen | Viggo Larsen Knud Lumbye | Drama | Banned in Denmark |
| 1908 ||||||
| En grov Spøg | A Practical Joke and a Sad End | Viggo Larsen | Holger-Madsen, Knud Lumbye, Aage Brandt | Short film | |
| 1909 ||||||
| Barnet som Velgører | | Viggo Larsen | Aage Brandt, Kai Voigt | Drama | |
# Mount St. Mary's Mountaineers women's soccer

The Mount St. Mary's Mountaineers women's soccer team represents Mount St. Mary's University in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference of NCAA Division I college soccer.

## Players

2021 Women's Soccer Roster
    1 Drew Camp GK Fr. 5-8 Kintnersville, Pa. / Palisades
    3 Cheyenna Cook D Sr. 5-5 Bridgewater, N.J. / Bridgewater-Raritan
    7 Kalli Bell M Jr. 5-5 Baltimore, Md. / Sparrows Point
    8 Alexa Dragisics F So. 5-3 Ellicott City, Md. / Mount Hebron
    10 Madison Bee F Jr. 5-10 Haddonfield, N.J. / Haddonfield
    11 Daniella DiBiase F So. 5-3 East Hanover, N.J. / DePaul Catholic
    12 Arden Lembryk GK So. 5-5 Wayne, N.J. / Wayne Valley
    13 Kayley Kocent M So. 5-3 Baltimore, Md. / Sparrows Point
    15 Brenda Aleman D Jr. 5-5 Derwood, Md. / St.John's College
    16 Isabella Wendler F So. 5-6 Manheim, Pa. / Manheim Central
    19 Mikayla Bates M Jr. 5-4 Easton, Pa. / Notre Dame
    20 Emily Streett D Fr. 5-5 Sykesville, Md. / Century
    21 Lindsay Reightler F Jr. 5-5 Schnecksville, Pa. / Parkland
    22 Hannah Cooksey F Jr. 5-3 Pennsville, N.J. / Pennsville
    23 Madi Stanchina D Jr. 5-7 Easton, Pa. / Easton
    24 Kayla Pennington D So. 5-5 Reading, Pa. / Wilson
    25 Isabella Roberts F Sr. 5-1 Anchorage, Alaska / West
    26 Liliana Vargas D So. 5-3 Lexington, Va. / Rockbridge County
    28 Alex Piccinich D Jr. 5-4 Freehold, N.J. / Howell
    32 Kelsey White F Fr. 5-7 Northfield, N.J. / Ocean City

## Personnel
### Current technical staff

| Position | Staff |
| Head Coach | Melissa Sherwood |
| Assistant Coach | |
| Assistant Coach | Tori Krause |
| Assistant Coach | Bonnie Young |
| Director of Athletics | Lynne Robinson |
Last updated: August 30, 2017 Source: Mount St. Mary's University Athletics

### Coaching history

| Dates | Head coach |
| 1992–1993 | Regina Gebhart |
| 1994–1996 | Wayne Sanchez |
| 1997 | Laura Johnston |
| 1998–2006 | Paul Wood |
| 2007–2015 | Tom Gosselin |
| 2016–2017 | Joe Nemzer |
| 2018–2021 | Tori Krause |

## Awards

Source:

### First Team All-Conference

* Anna Lebo (2007)
* Anna Lebo (2006)
* Keli Stevens (2003)
* Keli Stevens (2002)
* Nicki Trumpler (1998)
* Amanda Gilbert (1997)

### Second Team All-Conference

* Karyn Farrar (2008)
* Margaret Pyzik (2004)
* Robin Coveleski (1999)
* Robin Coveleski (1998)
* Amanda Gilbert (1998)
# Mount Tsukuba Cable Car

The Mount Tsukuba Cable Car (筑波山ケーブルカー, Tsukubasan Kēburukā), officially the Mount Tsukuba Cable Railway Line (筑波山鋼索鉄道線, Tsukubasan Kōsaku Tetsudō-sen), is a Japanese funicular line on Mount Tsukuba, Tsukuba, Ibaraki. It is the only funicular line Tsukuba Kankō Railway (筑波観光鉄道, Tsukuba Kankō Tetsudō, "Tsukuba Sightseeing Railway") operates, while it also operates an aerial tramway (Mount Tsukuba Ropeway), hotels and restaurants. The company belongs to Keisei Group.
The line was built in 1925, is the second-oldest cable car line in the Kanto region, and the fifth oldest in Japan.

## Basic data

Source:
* Built: 1925
* Distance: 1.634 km (1 mi)
* Gauge: 1,067 mm (3 ft 6 in)
* Stations: 2
* Vertical interval: 495 m (1,624 ft)
* Speed: 3.5 m/s (11 ft/s)
* Trip Time: 8 minutes
# Saju Paul

Saju Paul is a leftist Indian politician, former Member of Kerala Legislative Assembly from Perumbavoor constituency, Kerala, India.

## Early life

He was born to Kunjamma and P. I. Paulose of Panthalangal house on 8 May 1966 at Pandappilly. His father Paulose was a former Member of Kerala Legislative Assembly.

## Career

He started his political career with Young Men Association, Public Library and Arts Society of Vengoor in 1983. Worked for Kerala Sasthra Sahithya Parishad, Ernakulam District Total Literacy Mission, Kuvappady Block Literacy Mission and Kalajatha Team of National Literacy Mission. He served as Member, President and Secretary of D.Y.F.I. Block committee, Member, Local and Area Committee Member, of C.P.I.(M), Secretary of C.P.I.(M), Vengoor Local Committee, Member, President and Secretary of D.Y.F.I. Block Committee and District Committee Member of D.Y.F.I. District Committee.
# Webs of Our Weaving

Webs of Our Weaving is a 1945 Australian radio play by Musette Morell. It is one of her most highly regarded radio plays.
The play was one of six Australian plays picked by the ABC to commemorate Australia's Jubilee in 1951.
The play originally aired in April 1945 starring Lyndall Barbour and was repeated in June and November of that year. It was produced again in March 1946, September 1948, January 1951 and December 1953.
The 1951 production was "considered a memorial tribute" to Morell who died only a few months previously.
The play was published in a 1948 collection of plays by Morell, Three Radio Plays.
Leslie Rees called it "an engaging garden fantasy which is at the same time as firm in thematic purpose and as strong in message as a church or political tract. It is set in the spider world and tells of the first revolt of the male Epeira against the unholy but hitherto accepted tradition of being eaten by his female Arachne. The parable of evolution is at once clear but Miss Morell goes further in her symbolism, tacking on a pacifist, anti-war meaning and lesson. The nearest companion-piece is Capek’s Insect Play ; Miss Morell’s is a more single-minded conception, less discursive and decorative."

## Premise

According to ABC Weekly it was "a fantasy about the male spider that revolted
against the time-honoured habit of being eaten by the female. It is a delightful story which has met with much success... The fable cloaks a much more serious meaning—it is
a parable of evolution. The notion of garden spiders talking philosophically may, at first sight, seem strained, but the idea is treated with great tact, wit, good humour, and a smoothness that answers all doubts. The sights and sounds and subtle mystery of night in an Australian garden are evoked with spell-spinning feeling for words."
# Luiz Eduardo

Luiz Eduardo may refer to:
* Luiz Eduardo (footballer, born 1985), Luiz Eduardo Azevedo Dantas, Brazilian football forward
* Luiz Eduardo (footballer, born 1987), Luiz Eduardo Rodrigues, Brazilian football centre-back
* Luiz Eduardo (footballer, born 1993), Luiz Eduardo Felix da Costa, Brazilian football centre-back for Ska Brazil
* Luiz Eduardo (footballer, born 2007), Luiz Eduardo Amorim de Souza, Brazilian football attacking midfielder for Corinthians
# Vincent Smith (American football)

Vincent Smith (born February 7, 1990) is a former collegiate American football running back and return specialist. He played college football at the University of Michigan from 2009 to 2012. He led Michigan's running backs in rushing yardage during the 2010 season.

## Early life

Smith grew up in Pahokee, Florida and played high school football at Pahokee High School. He totaled 4,677 yards and 58 touchdowns at Pahokee, including more than 2,000 rushing yards and 29 touchdowns as a senior.

## University of Michigan
### 2009 season

Smith accepted a football scholarship to attend the University of Michigan. As a freshman in 2009, Smith appeared in eight games for the Wolverines. He gained 166 yards on 17 carries against Delaware State on October 17, 2009. He had 276 rushing yards, 82 receiving yards and three touchdowns in 2009.

### 2010 season

As a sophomore in 2010, Smith led the Michigan running backs with 601 rushing yards. (Quarterback Denard Robinson led the team with 1,702 rushing yards.) Smith also had 130 receiving yards and scored 7 touchdowns.

### 2011 season

As a junior in 2011, Smith ran for 118 yards against Eastern Michigan on September 17, the second 100-yard rushing game of his collegiate career. After the Eastern Michigan game, head coach Brady Hoke named Smith as the Wolverines starting running back, adding that Smith had "earned that right." Against Minnesota on October 1, 2011, Smith became the first football player in Michigan history to score rushing, passing and receiving touchdowns in the same game. He was the first Division I FBS player to accomplish the feat since 2009. Smith's touchdown pass came on a 17-yard throw to sophomore receiver Drew Dileo. During the 2011 season, Smith had 296 rushing yards, 142 receiving yards, 17 passing yards, and five touchdowns (two rushing, two receiving touchdowns, and one passing).

### 2012 season

Smith saw reduced playing time during the 2012 season. In the third game of the season, Smith scored two touchdowns on three carries against UMass, averaging 6.7 yards per carry. In his final game at Michigan Stadium, a 42-17 victory over Iowa, Smith scored a touchdown on an 18-yard catch and run. Through the first 11 games of the 2012 season, Smith gained 88 rushing yards and scored three touchdowns. Jadeveon Clowney's tackle of Smith in the 2013 Outback Bowl, which resulted in a fumble and sent Smith's helmet flying five yards downfield, became an Internet sensation as it was one of the most brutal hits of all time. Smith said of the hit: "I couldn't duck or try anything. My head wasn't even down and that's why my helmet popped off."
# Stefán Rafn Sigurmannsson

Stefán Rafn Sigurmannsson (born 19 May 1990) is an Icelandic handball player for Haukar Handball and the Icelandic national team He played for Rhein-neckar loewen, Ålborg handball and Pick Szeged. .
He represented Iceland at the 2019 World Men's Handball Championship.

## Honours and awards
### MOL-Pick Szeged

* K&H Férfi Kézilabda Liga: 2017–18
* Magyar Kézilabdakupa: 2018–19
* Danish handball league champion 2016-2017 (Aalborg)
* German handball league champion 2013-2014 (Rhein-neckar loewen)
* Icelandic handball league champion 2011-2012 (Haukar)
# Siteni Taukamo

Siteni Taukamo (born 9 October 2004) is a Greece international rugby league footballer who plays as a winger or fullback for the Newcastle Knights in the NRL he previously played for the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks in the NRL.

## Background

Taukamo is of Greek, Tongan and New Zealand descent.
He played his junior rugby league for the Gymea Gorillas before being signed by the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks. He is the younger brother of fellow Greek international, Tyrone Taukamo.

## Playing career

Taukamo captained the Sharks' Harold Matthews Cup squad during the 2020 and 2021 seasons. On 18 July 2020, Taukamo signed a four-year contract with the club until the end of 2024, transitioning into the first grade squad in 2023.

### 2022

In 2022, Taukamo was named in the Greece squad for the 2021 Rugby League World Cup, the first ever Greek rugby league squad to compete in a World Cup. Taukamo was initially left out of Greece's 24-man squad due to uncertainty around his age. In Greece's opening match, Taukamo made history by scoring the country's first ever World Cup try. In Greece's final group stage match, Taukamo scored their only try during a record 94-4 loss against England at Bramall Lane in Sheffield.

### 2023

Taukamo will be a part of the Sharks' top 30 squad for the 2023 NRL season.

### 2024

In 2024 Taukamo was released by the Sharks to take up a deal with fellow NRL club the Newcastle Knights and is currently listed in their extended squad for the upcoming 2025 season.
Knights sign 'quality' speedster from Sharks
# UEFA Euro 2000 broadcasting rights

The article lists about the broadcasting rights for UEFA Euro 2000.

## Broadcasters
### UEFA

| Territory | Rights holder |
| Albania | RTSH |
| Austria | ORF |
| Belarus | BTRC |
| Belgium | VRT RTBF |
| Bulgaria | BNT |
| Croatia | HRT |
| Czech Republic | Czech Television |
| Denmark | DR TV 2 |
| Estonia | ETV |
| Finland | Yle |
| France | TF1 France Télévisions |
| Georgia | GPB |
| Germany | ARD ZDF |
| Greece | ERT |
| Hungary | MTV |
| Iceland | Sjónvarpið |
| Israel | IBA |
| Italy | RAI |
| Latvia | LTV |
| Lithuania | LRT |
| Macedonia | MKRTV |
| Moldova | TRM |
| Netherlands | NOS |
| Norway | NRK |
| Poland | TVP |
| Portugal | RTP |
| Republic of Ireland | RTÉ |
| Romania | TVR |
| Russia | ORT RTR Kultura |
| Slovakia | STV |
| Slovenia | RTV Slovenija |
| Spain | RTVE TVE Eurosport Spain |
| Sweden | SVT TV4 |
| Switzerland | SRG SSR |
| Turkey | TRT |
| Ukraine | First National Channel STB |
| United Kingdom | BBC ITV British Eurosport |
| FR Yugoslavia | RTCG (Montenegro) RTS (Serbia) |

### Rest of the world

| Territory | Rights holder |
| Argentina | América TV (Some matches) Cable Sport (Highlights) |
| Bolivia | TVB |
| Brazil | SporTV |
| Canada | TSN |
| Chile | TVN |
| Colombia | RCN Televisión |
| People's Republic of China | CCTV |
| India | Sony Entertainment Television |
| Indonesia | RCTI SCTV |
| Iran | IRIB, IRIZ |
| Latin America | ESPN & ESPN 2 (All matches) |
| Malaysia | TV3, Astro |
| Mexico | Televisa & TV Azteca (Some matches) |
| Panama | TVN (Some matches) TV Max (Highlights) |
| Paraguay | Red Guaraní (Some matches) Movistar Sports (Highlights) |
| Peru | Canal A |
| Philippines | ABS-CBN ESPN Philippines |
| Thailand | Channel 3 |
| Trinidad and Tobago | Sports Max |
| United States | Setanta Sports (English) Univision (Some matches on tape delay) (Spanish) |
| Uruguay | Red Charrúa (Some matches) Movistar Sports (Highlights) |
| Venezuela | Red Global |
| Vietnam | VTV, HTV |